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I got suspended for 2 days. It must be about signature rules. Thank you. At first It didn't work out, then I saw console message, error sais about mutex didn't sync, then after applying dsdt patch "Fix Mutex with non-zero synclevel"from your repo, the battery level shows up.

Hi Rehabman, It may be a stupid question, and maybe someone already asked it, but going through all 356 pages of this thread was an ultimate journey. So here is. In my dsdt, I have two 128bit register on EC region Field (ECOR, ByteAcc, NoLock, Preserve) {...

Just want to thank you to all you guys. Work with i3-3227u, with ssdtPRGen.sh ver 20.4 today. Throttling perfectly, with cpu at 1.9 Mhz and GPU at 1.1 Mhz when running geek3d above. Now I can throw away Clover option for C and P states

Thanks God my clover already 3292 before yesterday. Is it save to use xcpm bootflag and apply kernelpm true on ivy? Also I already apply pmpatch on securecore tiano bios.

Damn it is clear that Phoneix Securecore Tiano limit the p states whenever non-original power adapter pluged. Tried on other os and the result is the same... Patching pmpatch on this bios doesn't solve it, but id does solve the need for patching AICPUPM kext. Throwing away those damn power...

It's been a while... For the last 5 days, I've been doing fresh install from 10.9 to the latest 10.11. Even tried some live linux distro n see how the frequency scaling... Strange thing is, sometimes after relatively long usage time, the frequency scale itself to the highest multiplier x19...

Does that will make any difference? Ok, I'll do it tonight.

Yes it should runs at max x19 (1900Mhz) but still Intel Power Gadget show flat line 800Mhz, and it feels like my laptop run with intel atom in it :( I don't think so if geekbench was not intensive enough for cpu, but from the past experience (10.10.5) when running geekbench, my cpu fan will...

Found one at PikeRAlpha's old thread. I used his compiled version. Here is the output while running geekbench Eddys-MacBook-Air:~ eddy$ kextstat|grep -y appleintelcpupowermanagementinfo 21 0 0xffffff7f8279b000 0x3000 0x3000 com.apple.driver.AppleIntelCPUPowerManagementInfo (1)...

the output shows nothing after I load the kext Should I wait longer? anyway, from /tmp/AppleIntelInfo.dat above, it show at the bottom area that there are only one P-States (8) . Is that true? Is it what makes my proc run only at 800 Mhz?

Do you mean the output of AppleIntelInfo.kext (/tmp/AppleIntelInfo.dat) or AICPUPM in syslog? Anyway, here is both Last login: Sun Oct 18 21:48:18 on ttys000Eddys-MacBook-Air:~ eddy$ cat /var/log/system.log|grep -y AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement Oct 17 17:23:09 localhost kernel[0]...

Here you go As you wish Please see my previous post about kexstat output and Clover's config

Tried Intel Power Gadget. Even when running geekbench, the frequency still run at 0.8 Ghz

Great Job Mr. Rehabman, Finally....I'am waiting for el capitan native pm thread from you. I follow everything you said above. All three basic kext loaded Eddys-MacBook-Air:~ eddy$ kextstat|grep -y applelpc 88 0 0xffffff7f82574000 0x3000 0x3000 com.apple.driver.AppleLPC (3.1)...

Mine was combo (aw-nb290). At first the bluetooth patch solve nothing whichever combination I've use. The pref pane didn't show either. Then I found usb problem's thread, and change ehc1,ehc2,and xhc dsdt patch. And the bluetooth pref pane magically show after reboot with that patch. (of course...

Attached both original dump ACPI table from ubuntu and the patched one

There're 31 multi-byte EC registers and 7 of it accessed in _BIF and _BST method. Glad to know that correct kext.

Mine have some 16bit registrer, but battery status work before patches. Here's the result of the command Eddys-MacBook-Air:~ eddy$ kextstat |grep -y acpiplat 13 2 0xffffff7f82066000 0x65000 0x65000 com.apple.driver.AppleACPIPlatform (3.1) <12 11 7 6 5 4 3 1> Eddys-MacBook-Air:~ eddy$

Oh, my bad, I should read it carefully. My battery status work even before DSDT patches, so what make it different now?

Hello Mr. RehabMan, I've been using your fork of ACPIBatteryManager, and it works. Then I read this and want to give it a try to use Apple native battery management. Luckily, my EC register that are more than 8 bit only contains 16-bit register, so it should be easy to patch. Here my script...