[Guide] HP ProBook/EliteBook/Zbook using Clover UEFI hotpatch (10.11)

[WhenMusicAttacks]

Try 128mb.
You should probably attach images of these glitches.

I tried all the values.

Note: The guide recommends OsxAptioFixDrv-64.efi. But for some reason you're using OsxAptioFix2Drv-64.efi. Why?

Also, if you can provide ACPI/origin from both versions of BIOS, I'll check for changes that might make a difference.

It is a known problem, need ioreg that shows external monitor connected.

They are flashing glitches i would need to make a video. Ill make it. I honestly always had version 2, i recall from another guide of yours. Also, on some notebook i had to use free efi 2000 to boot. But that's another story. I dont have the original notebook here, but ill ask my friend to send them.
I am attaching an external vga monitor now to collect antoher ioreg.

As per FAQ, must be in your profile, not some random post.
Thanks for fixing your profile.

Thank you for your time as always

 

[RehabMan]

I dont have the original notebook here, but ill ask my friend to send them.

Huh?
This is not your laptop?

 

[WhenMusicAttacks]

Huh?
This is not your laptop?

Mine has 1.40, i had another with the 1.37 bios to test as explained in my original post, that was how i was able to track down the issue.

 

[RehabMan]

Mine has 1.40, i had another with the 1.37 bios to test as explained in my original post, that was how i was able to track down the issue.

For you:
- remove all files from ACPI/origin
- flash 1.37. extract ACPI/origin (press F4 in Clover)
- save the resulting 1.37 files somewhere
- remove all files from ACPI/origin
- flash 1.40. extract ACPI/origin (press F4 in Clover)
- save the resulting 1.40 files somewhere
- zip both 1.37 files and 1.40 files
- attach to reply

 

[liniaunu]

So (if I understand correctly)... something peculiar with PS2 and lid initiated sleep on your computer.

true.

 

[liniaunu]

I assume Apple->Sleep works just fine with VoodooPS2Controller.kext

this is corect.

 

[RehabMan]

true.

Further isolate the problem by using a magnet to close the lid switch without actuality closing the lid.

 

[liniaunu]

Further isolate the problem by using a magnet to close the lid switch without actuality closing the lid.

where 's the switch located ?

 

[RehabMan]

where 's the switch located ?

No idea (I don't have your laptop). You'll need to experiment.
Obviously, it is somewhere in the display bezel.

 

[WhenMusicAttacks]

For you:
- remove all files from ACPI/origin
- flash 1.37. extract ACPI/origin (press F4 in Clover)
- save the resulting 1.37 files somewhere
- remove all files from ACPI/origin
- flash 1.40. extract ACPI/origin (press F4 in Clover)
- save the resulting 1.40 files somewhere
- zip both 1.37 files and 1.40 files
- attach to reply

As stated in op, i cannot go back to 1,37, thats why also i replied as fast as possible because you should alert people not to upgrade on 840 g1 until issue is solved. I am waiting for the acpi dump from my friend, anything else you need? The files i attached are from 1.40