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Dell Inspiron 3x37 - 5x37 -7x37 Clover Install Guide

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RehabMan said:
_GPE is a scope. Look for "Scope (_GPE" and/or "Method (_L1B"

_L1B corresponds to the return package of LID0._PRW.



Me too.
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It's empty....that's goes for the unedited DSDT as well.

Code: 
 Method (_L1B, 0, NotSerialized)  // _Lxx: Level-Triggered GPE
        {
        }
 
charliebounce said:
It's empty....that's goes for the unedited DSDT as well.

Code: 
 Method (_L1B, 0, NotSerialized)  // _Lxx: Level-Triggered GPE
        {
        }
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Yes, I know...

Try removing it.
 
RehabMan said:
Yes, I know...

Try removing it.
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Believe it or not it WORKS!! Even when assertions are still active. I've restarted 7 times and closed the lid a few moments after, it sleeps, which wasn't happening before. So I believe you have solved the puzzle.
 
charliebounce said:
Believe it or not it WORKS!! Even when assertions are still active. I've restarted 7 times and closed the lid a few moments after, it sleeps, which wasn't happening before. So I believe you have solved the puzzle.
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Well, ain't that just dandy!

I wonder if now you can remove the LIDP hack...
 
RehabMan said:
Well, ain't that just dandy!

I wonder if now you can remove the LIDP hack...
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I already had removed it when I removed the _L1B method. The only notable difference I have noticed is that before when it would wake from sleep by opening the lid, the screen had a sort of fade-in to full brightness. Now it just goes BAM! to full brightness which signifies that it was clearly doing things a different way before. The only good thing was that it is a bit easier on the eyes when the screen does not go to full brightness immediately but I can live with that. One step closer to a perfect hack nonetheless.

Moving on...How do I get back audio after sleep?
 
charliebounce said:
I already had removed it when I removed the _L1B method. The only notable difference I have noticed is that before when it would wake from sleep by opening the lid, the screen had a sort of fade-in to full brightness. Now it just goes BAM! to full brightness which signifies that it was clearly doing things a different way before. The only good thing was that it is a bit easier on the eyes when the screen does go to full brightness immediately but I can live with that. One step closer to a perfect hack nonetheless.
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Strange... The fade in may depend on exactly how bright you had your display prior to sleep.

Moving on...How do I get back audio after sleep?
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Does your audio codec use an EAPD amp? Check codec dump from Linux.
 
RehabMan said:
Strange... The fade in may depend on exactly how bright you had your display prior to sleep.
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I didn't touch the brightness levels whilst I was making changes but I'm not much bothered about this so long sleep works cleanly.

RehabMan said:
Does your audio codec use an EAPD amp? Check codec dump from Linux.
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Is this it?

Pincap 0x00010014: OUT EAPD Detect
EAPD 0x2: EAPD
 
Made some progress with the 7537 fhd!
With the yosemite open beta and newest clover I am now able to boot up fine without the blackscreen problem!

I will post more infos when I am home later, but booted up fine several times!
Qe/Ci works with another ig-platform-id. Even the Touchscreen works oob!

What still does not work is audio, with alc283 kext I get Only headphone port to work.

Ciao misterfrista
 
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