Haven't a clue. No real Mac has USB3 so... good luck. Perhaps spoofing it as a USB2 expansion? I wonder if lying to the system like that would a) work b) bring down the speed with it.
I'd do the comparison. I don't get random panics anymore, aside from the aforementioned voodoohda ones...
Stat1Q: Glad someone else benefited. Yeah the G51 has pretty much the same BIOS I think. Just make sure the addresses line up! Do a WinMerge or whatever on the raw original DSDT exports to see what differences there are.
RettigA: Well lucky for you all the major sweat's been dealt with! I'm...
Quick update : renamed GLAN to GIGE to fix bonjour. Successfully, I think. :p
Anyone know how to spoof the vendor-id so that it *appears* to be an apple lappy on the network? Ie, using iNet for the iPhone, a network scan reveals this to be ASUSTek, etc, and it shows a generic wintel icon...
I've just noticed that PCI0, device 8086,2a40 hasn't been defined. Is that a memory controller, MCHC? How would I go about defining it, and would it be related to our SBUS issues?
EDIT:
I put the following code in to do it, and it seems to work. No idea if any more is required, lol. Still no...
Still trying to fix the brightness on wake issue. Is there any reason why this code would not work?
Method (_WAK, 1, NotSerialized)
{
\_SB.PCI0.SBUS.ENAB ()
\_PR.NOTI ()
\_SB.PCI0.UNOT ()
Notify (\_SB.PCI0.P0P1.VGA.LCDD, 0x86)
Return (Package...
True, I have seen it mentioned here and there. However, this is new for me, something new with the DSDT posted above. It wasn't happening before and I started this laptop with 10.6.3.
FatShenanigans: Welp, maybe Onyx did the job. The WN2000 seems to be behaving itself now.
EDIT
Well, hot...
Here ya go - along with dmesg and lspci, in case they prove useful. They were taken using the aml you send in the previous post.
System sleeps ok, all USBs registering as internal, still no SBUS in ioreg and still no wakey wakey from mr screeny. Something new, upon waking the system up with a...
Curious. As you're aware, my internal wifi is an Intel 5100, so it doesn't work. I intend to replace it, but in the meantime I'm using a Prolink WN2000, which uses a Ralink Draft-N chip.
It works fine - however, if the laptop has entered sleep at all during the current uptime, it will...
Re: Success: Native 32/64 Wireless OOB
The look on my friend's face when he realizes he paid double for a less powerful machine: priceless.
... sorry. Couldn't resist. One of those days.
Sorry to say, but no joy. Those USB ports remained expansions and no sign of SBUS in my ioreg. No effect on sleep - didn't get there as before, just died.
Again, no joy there - mouse still acts (stares at Tony) like barney the dinosaur at a rave without cpus=1 and without voodootscsync.
BTW...
Errr?
I'm still a super n00b at DSDT hacking, but this doesn't appear to be your DSDT... or if it is, it's a seriously weird one. Looks like an SSDT with an OEM SLIC injection (freebie windows, perchance? ;)
Here's the top (and relevant to you) of mine :
[code]
/*
* Intel ACPI Component...
Easy to get confused. The laptop hack refers to GFX0 - YOUR DSDT, however, has that section called VGA. Its the same.
You want to paste the code into that area.
Laptop Hack :
We place the hack just below of the following:
Device (PEGP)
{
Name (_ADR...
Thanks. Yeah, webcams are pretty standard stuff, you'd have to be pretty unlucky to not get one working properly. I did, kinda - my Suyin camera wouldn't work in either iChat or Photo booth. It does now - whether that's due to this kext, or as a result of one of FatShenanigan's DSDT edits I...
Its the BRIGHTNESS! Upon waking up from sleep, if I hit one of the brightness controls (Fn+f5 or Fn+f6), the screen comes back on.
So close!
Edit:
Interesting sidenote. After eliminating IRQs from IPIC/TIMR/RTC and renaming some of my devices to match those of a Mac, MSR Tools is now reporting...
Progress!
In an attempt to deal with the expansion USB problem, I set them back to ICH10, and put the SATA back to ESB2. It worked. Additionally, the laptop now properly sleeps, AND wakes up, except the display. Once woken up I can press the power button followed by R to get it to reboot. Only...
Not only similar, they're frackin' identical. I have an ASUS EN8800GT, 512 Mb... except that it now thinks it's a generic 9800GT.
Aside from that, it works fine in OSX, with a very simple DSDT injection.
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