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[Guide] Dell XPS 9530 using Clover UEFI

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That would be the only thing that could possible still be off.

For reference:
Code:
md5 -q /System/Library/Extensions/AppleIntelFramebufferAzul.kext/Contents/MacOS/AppleIntelFramebufferAzul
8c5ddcfeb646f8639e3aa04e1ba1ba26
 
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Hi, as you know I have a lenovo y50. basically same graphic specs.

I just updated to 10.10.2 but some bugs appeared.
I applied the patch and codesigned it.

Every other resolution besides the max resolution and full hd HDPI doesnt work. The screen turns black(powered). Connecting it to a hdmi monitor will solve the problem (internal screen works) but disconnecting it makes the screen black again.

I see you changed your ig-platform-id and applied new patches.

Could you share what those patches are ? (is it related to the 128 mb in my case memory size ?)
 
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The patches are in the repository in the first post.

See the sample clover config.plist in there.

Framebuffer patch for 0x0a260006 is:
Note BIOS allocated size is 96MB.
Code:
<dict>
    <key>Comment</key>
    <string>Enable 96MB BIOS, 34MB Framebuffer, 34MB Cursor for Azul framebuffer 0x0a260006</string>
    <key>Find</key>
    <data>
    BgAmCgEDAwMAAAACAAAwAQAAYAA=
    </data>
    <key>Name</key>
    <string>AppleIntelFramebufferAzul</string>
    <key>Replace</key>
    <data>
    BgAmCgEDAwMAAAAGAAAgAgAAIAI=
    </data>
</dict>
 
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The patches are in the repository in the first post.

See the sample clover config.plist in there.

Framebuffer patch for 0x0a260006 is:
Note BIOS allocated size is 96MB.
Code:
<dict>
    <key>Comment</key>
    <string>Enable 96MB BIOS, 34MB Framebuffer, 34MB Cursor for Azul framebuffer 0x0a260006</string>
    <key>Find</key>
    <data>
    BgAmCgEDAwMAAAACAAAwAQAAYAA=
    </data>
    <key>Name</key>
    <string>AppleIntelFramebufferAzul</string>
    <key>Replace</key>
    <data>
    BgAmCgEDAwMAAAAGAAAgAgAAIAI=
    </data>
</dict>

<0600260a 01030303 00000006 00002002 00002002> your replace

<0600260a 01030303 00000008 00002002 00002002> my replace (128 mb)

is that correct ?
 
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Yes, this is correct if you want to keep 128MB framebuffer... I believe 96MB would work just fine.
 
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Code:
DSDT.aml = 135fe210267b4c1c8a5343724592035c vs 5a8813593033d61b1728c46ddcc78737
SSDT-0.aml = 5ed4b0e521497578e2551615eb330751
SSDT-1.aml = f72425d7c76e7d06d25cd781a1843d77
SSDT-2.aml = b71580ddbe8f5fce15d9b7108cbf4773
SSDT-3.aml = 635a60d95ef884fddcbf660825736dc1 vs be60ab7bf5693e652a0690beadb3276e
SSDT-7.aml = a0d3c3eae6f825bdc0d9a9c900103421
SSDT-8.aml = 99fac98709a51aef180537cdb4ce4ebf
SSDT-9.aml = 45edfb9692e539c261a54f3aab31b58c
SSDT-10.aml = 8bbcb643176ad303a2005c6b497dc3e6
SSDT-11.aml = aebf25836f1befb5125adfe4d9c4747b
SSDT-12.aml = bf081bb13753315287987f661f373f82
SSDT-13.aml = 22cb82d57812bb547f316c881e73d61b
SSDT-14.aml = 3002ea0b76e2d6bded988da8eaa628da
SSDT-15.aml = 6d1a387809eca37d15bcbc94d3863741

I was curious how similar our machines were...

Code:
[B]SSDT-0  5ed4b0e521497578e2551615eb330751
SSDT-1  f72425d7c76e7d06d25cd781a1843d77
[/B]SSDT-2  e7d1b22ec7a18bf05a29961d7e2e07c2
SSDT-3  5aa2161d9417a34bf94a5a266e3153f4 [B] 
SSDT-7  a0d3c3eae6f825bdc0d9a9c900103421
SSDT-8  99fac98709a51aef180537cdb4ce4ebf
SSDT-9  45edfb9692e539c261a54f3aab31b58c
SSDT-10 8bbcb643176ad303a2005c6b497dc3e6
SSDT-11 aebf25836f1befb5125adfe4d9c4747b
SSDT-12 bf081bb13753315287987f661f373f82
SSDT-13 22cb82d57812bb547f316c881e73d61b
SSDT-14 3002ea0b76e2d6bded988da8eaa628da
SSDT-15 6d1a387809eca37d15bcbc94d3863741[/B]

Once again, thank you both for the amazing work. The FakePCIID/kext patch/0x0260006 injection for 10.10.2 worked flawlessly on my M3800. I'm literally doing this to you and RM right about now:

[video=youtube;-FucbvoFFy0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FucbvoFFy0[/video]

Are there any patching methods to read more system data into HWMonitor?
 
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Do you have the patches required for AppleHDA in your config.plist?

Is your DSDT patched properly so layout-id is injected with the right value?

I was using the config.plist that was supplied in the git folder provided by darkvoid my configuration settings along with the wifi card are the exact same so I thought it would work.

To help with solving this I have made a folder containing the patched DSDT files, the kexts and the config.plist found in my EFI folder.

Code:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B1FBbKwyhCWWfmx6UTJVOG5fN25EbWgyVjljSzRsZ3dPTUQxcnpMcDIyeWp2U3ZVRG9qVU0&usp=sharing

I tried the kext that spud provided as well to see if that would help and referred to the initial configuration settings that darkvoid provided in the mavericks guide but no luck so far.

As a side note darkvoid I am curious, when you updated to 10.10.2 did you use the combo update from Apples site, did you use prompt to update you received from the App Store or did you just redo your install using a new image?
 
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I was using the config.plist that was supplied in the git folder provided by darkvoid my configuration settings along with the wifi card are the exact same so I thought it would work.

To help with solving this I have made a folder containing the patched DSDT files, the kexts and the config.plist found in my EFI folder.

Code:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B1FBbKwyhCWWfmx6UTJVOG5fN25EbWgyVjljSzRsZ3dPTUQxcnpMcDIyeWp2U3ZVRG9qVU0&usp=sharing

For diagnosing AppleHDA issues, it is best to look at ioreg first.

Post ioreg: http://www.tonymacx86.com/audio/58368-guide-how-make-copy-ioreg.html. Please, use the IORegistryExplorer v2.1 attached to the post! DO NOT reply to an ioreg from any other version of IORegistryExplorer.app.
 
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As a side note darkvoid I am curious, when you updated to 10.10.2 did you use the combo update from Apples site, did you use prompt to update you received from the App Store or did you just redo your install using a new image?

Updated from AppStore, booted from Yosemite installation on 32GB USB3 stick, repatched IOKit.
Having a separate (fast USB3) stick or HDD with a backup OS X installation, including Clover, makes life a lot easier.
 
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