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9470m: System runs slow with Open Core bootloader

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smcbatterymanager.kext remove, thanks :)
If the adapter is not plugged in, SMCBatteryManager.kext causes more error messages at startup. ACPIBatteryManager.kext offers a better solution.
 
Which is your computer?
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ZBook_G2_haswell - SSDT-zbG2h.aml
ZBook_G2_haswell_alc280 - SSDT-zbG2hA.aml
 
I have discovered 99% CPU utilization by rpcsvchost after Intel Power gadget installation ..
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You should implement the process here and use it as ssdt.aml. Your processor is i5, you have to create ssdt.aml for it.
 
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In the attached file you should replace EFI_840_G2> OC> ACPI> SSDT-8x0G2b.aml with your own .aml file. I also put it in zip.

ZBook_G2_haswell - SSDT-zbG2h.aml

ZBook_G2_haswell_alc280 - SSDT-zbG2hA.aml

ZBook_G2_broadwell - SSDT-zbG2b.aml
 

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I changed all files twice by downloading opencore 6 but still i can't see the disk without ApfsDriverLoader.efi?
 
for proper acpi patching I think to take dsdt.aml auto patched by clover pressing F5 key. not shure if it will be right.
 
Do you have an efi folder on USB that you can launch? You can try this out, but a backup usb should be available just in case.

for proper acpi patching I think to take dsdt.aml auto patched by clover pressing F5 key. not shure if it will be right.
 
yes I have working EFI folder on EFI partition and for tests use USB drive.
 
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