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thanks worked with Brightness by bergdesign
thanks worked with Brightness by bergdesign
Most likely you're doing something to destabilize your kernel cache. Or you didn't apply pre-patch_hda.sh correctly (eg. failed to run it after an update, or had the wrong config.plist on EFI when you ran it).
I know that is not the right thread, but i'm interested to switch to Sierra from El Cap with my Probook4530s ( fresh install or upgrade doesn't matter ).
I haven't found a post that say "sierra is working" .. so i'm asking here.
Anyone can report Sierra as working as El Capitan?
Is the install guide the same for Sierra?
Thank you in advance
Keep in mind issues you may run into...
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/readme-common-some-unsolved-problems-in-10-12-sierra.202316/
This harder than I thought , but I'm very interested in it and I'll start by reading in ACPI .I use ACPI hotpatch for all my guides:
- HP Probook/EliteBook (this guide)
- Intel DH67xx
- Intel NUC6
- Intel NUC5
- Gigabyte BRIX (Haswell)
- Lenovo u430,u330,u530
- HP Envy J/K/Q/N (Haswell)
- Lenovo Y50
The ACPI hotpatch guide is linked from the main ACPI patching guide:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-patching-laptop-dsdt-ssdts.152573/
This harder than I thought , but I'm very interested in it and I'll start by reading in ACPI .
For now i want to use the Lenovo [G50-70] battery patch as hot patch can you help me with that ?
Running the OS X/macOS installer without erasing the target partition will result in only a refresh, not a "re install the whole system".
it solve all the issues ^^ thanks
btw i can ask about my issue with spotlight or i need to make different thread about it ?
when i try to search for app its not showing normally search on Wikipedia and definition and bing search
i try many commands also in terminal always give msg
indexing and searching disabled.
See NVMe guide: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...h-ionvmefamily-using-class-code-spoof.210316/
Keep in mind NVMe is an extra set of instructions that are not automatic in this guide... Something you need to keep track of yourself.
You can check that it is really NVMe by running 'lspci -nn' in Linux Terminal, or will be obvious in Device Manager in Windows.
Note: If your NVMe SSD can be changed to 4k sectors, that is better than patching for 512 byte sectors... Make sure you read the material at my patch-nvme github carefully.