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@RehabMan Is there anywhere where I can read more about the TSC issue? edit* I decided to build and compile the VoodooTSCSync kext, as I had similar issues, the new kext seems to have fixed them.

Yeah I'm using fixup now instead on injector and no kexts to pass. Nice about the the new build of clover, I'll have to update, I did it the hard way with passing the whole edid into the AAPL line.

Ok, got it working with AppleBacklightInjector and edid in devices/properties/aapl00... So, its all working now, thank you.

If I did that correctly it still does not work this way. Since it works without the kext, is there any potential issue with not using it?

Ok here it is in the problematic state.

So I have a question for everyone here. I'm currently a programming student at a community college, and I've gotten some of the basic courses down for learning python, c++, and have taught myself some java and swift. My knowledge base is that of an introductory course, basic control flow, etc...

Ok, I'll get it installed and patched again later tonight and send in another problem reporting file when I have time. Might take a bit, as I'm about to leave and pick up my kid and I won't have to time to change it over again for a while. Out of curiosity was the format for my problem files...

Right that's what I'm saying. My Backlight slider currently works in exactly that configuration. It does not work if I enable that patch and install AppleBacklightInjector.kext. I thought it was odd that its working in the way it is currently and wanted to know if this is a new normal for Mojave.

Ok Here's the debug files. Hopefully I ran that right, it's my first time running the script.

Ah so odd question. I'm using Mojave with Lilu and WhateverGreen now, but when I went to patch for Brightness I needed the SSDT-PNLF.aml file but not the AppleBackLightInjector.kext. When I try to load that kext, the brightness slider is disabled, without that kext I have a working slider...

Solved I'm an idiot, please disregard the previous message here. I wasn't well pinned and was in polling mode already. Now I'm just looking for what pin to use and having a hard time as I've got 5700000003000000 from IOinterruptSpecifiers and I don't get a valid pin from either either of the...

That sounds like what happens if you are running light mode on an unsupported Mac that doesn't have a metal capable GPU. Graphics anomalies: Currently, pre-metal video cards used in Mojave will produce a weird darkish grey Menu Bar and Finder sidebar when using the light theme. In the dark...

Any guess on when you'll have them ready? Just wondering as switching the configuration to Lilu + Whatevergreen for the framebuffer for my hdmi out is kicking my butt and I need to do some more reading to understand it better. Your guides have always been some of the best for this.

Use the HDA patcher, there is an alc233 up for it now.

I think the fear is that this isn't going to be the latest and greatest merely the latest. 68k>PPC>Intel each new arch was an obvious step forward compared to the old. The rumors of going to arm? Well a lot of people including myself don't see it. I just don't think there will be any...

I will say this though. With the birth of feasible eGPU's, iMacs are looking nicer and nicer to me. But I'm not a video editor. I just like playing a few games.

If Bloomberg is right, they would have already had to acquire AMD for this to be feasible for a 2020 release of the first product. They wouldn't be able to just do that sort of thing instantly. If the 2020 date and all the rest of it is true they have some prototypes at Cupertino.

I really hope you're wrong and that isn't the future. Too often lately I have to take my laptop with me to get some work done while I'm waiting in a hospital, nursing home, or doctor's waiting room. Assuming there is even a wifi signal there, I usually have to use a VPN to get around their...

Likely correct if they follow through on this. Though I still have a hard time imagining any arm chip performing well enough for a pro. MacBook Pro, sure, those aren't that powerful. I could see that happening. iMac Pro or Mac Pro? Those are a different league and I'll have to see it to...

That could likely work for me. It won't for others if they want to be able to play games. Running the code on the cloud is not a mystical answer for everyone though it will help some.