Slvrbllt tried it without success on the same laptop, in the other topic someone else also tried without success:
Slvrbllt tried it without success on the same laptop, in the other topic someone else also tried without success:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-sierra-on-hp-spectre-x360.197476/page-6
I think it will be possible to control OLED brightness when Apple will start manufacturing laptops with OLED or someone at the level of your competence decides to build hackintosh on laptop with OLED
Tbh, seeing that almost all manufacturers have abandoned OLED on laptops I don't see this happening sadly... Maybe the new Macbook with kaby lake Y CPU's will have an OLED option but I highly doubt it...Slvrbllt tried it without success on the same laptop, in the other topic someone else also tried without success:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-sierra-on-hp-spectre-x360.197476/page-6
I think it will be possible to control OLED brightness when Apple will start manufacturing laptops with OLED or someone at the level of your competence decides to build hackintosh on laptop with OLED
The problem with big OLED displays is that they are still less efficient than their IPS/PLS/etc. counterparts. That's why personally i think Apple will only release it with notebookt that use Y CPU's i.e. are underpowered. If they were to, let's say, release them on the next gen Macbook Pro's (not kaby lake but next major refresh) then intel would have to develop basically fanless quad-core chips that are on par with at least Kaby lake, I don't really see this happing tbh. I vote for at least three years untill we see OLED laptops from Apple if ever. Not to mention the great shortage of the panels, Lenovo basically stopped offering it in the X1 Carbon I think and HP is relying on their last stock of the x360's with OLED panels. I wish they would come cheaper lol.
Oh yeah and about the iphone (sorry rehabman, last off-topic post from me
) I actually am curious as to whether Apple will deliver... I think this will break or make the iPhone... I am questioning them even using OLED for this year because, even though they have confirmed orders of the panels, they are all 16:9 I believe and the trend is clearly 18-19:9, basically the iPhone will look like a dinosaur compared to the Korean competitors. It would't be the first time Apple has made such a bold last minute move ( remember saphire glass etc.?)
Applying Brightness Fix (ACPI 100) gives 4 errors in DSDT. Not sure how to fix them to proceed further. Attaching DSDT.dsl without patches but with errors corrected, current DSDT with patches including Brightness Fix (ACPI 100) and original amls from EFI.
