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[Help] Asus ROG GL553VD - High Sierra 10.13.4

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ferrousdragon said:
I have installed VoodooPS2Controller now and it doesn't seem to work as well... Would you have more clues please, Feartech?
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Your DSDT has no PS2 keyboard device. (should be "PNP0303", "PNP030B", or "PNP0320").
You might check in Windows to see how the keyboard is actually connected.
 
RehabMan said:
Your DSDT has no PS2 keyboard device. (should be "PNP0303", "PNP030B", or "PNP0320").
You might check in Windows to see how the keyboard is actually connected.
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It means it’s an I2C device? How do I check in Windows please? Just look at the device in system settings?
 
feartech said:
yes

here is a nice image which may help you:
https://voodooi2c.github.io/#GPIO Pinning/GPIO Pinning
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ferrousdragon said:
It means it’s an I2C device? How do I check in Windows please? Just look at the device in system settings?
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I finally got Windows installed using Clover for dual boot. The APIC ID is "TPD0".
I tried to follow the rest of the guide at https://voodooi2c.github.io/#GPIO Pinning/GPIO Pinning but couldn't continue as I am confused whether my device is "well-pinned" as it has two return statements on _CSR. I am attaching the the "dst" file, and the hexadecimal APIC pin number is 0x75. Would you take a look and see I can update the file correctly please? Thank you.
 

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feartech said:
the clover (laptop guide) mentions about using VoodooPS2Controller for the keyboard

your Asus is most likely to use I2C, more info here:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/voodooi2c-help-and-support.243378/
but you will have to verify that one

brightness and battery patch can be found here:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/forums/high-sierra-laptop-support.192/
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For the battery patch guide at https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-how-to-patch-dsdt-for-working-battery-status.116102/ is really difficult and I think it could take me at least 2 whole days to finish without bugs. Is there an easier way or any method to reduce my pain in doing this please?
 
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RehabMan said:
See FAQ:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/faq-read-first-laptop-frequent-questions.164990/
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I have looked into the link provided for properly patching the audio at http://osxarena.com/2015/03/best-all-in-one-patch-applehda-guide/, and it has got 7 steps in total (which could take take me 7 days to complete). I also see there is another one called "VoodooHDA". May I know the difference please? Which one should I use? It seems VoodooHDA would be easier to install.
 
ferrousdragon said:
I have looked into the link provided for properly patching the audio at http://osxarena.com/2015/03/best-all-in-one-patch-applehda-guide/, and it has got 7 steps in total (which could take take me 7 days to complete). I also see there is another one called "VoodooHDA". May I know the difference please? Which one should I use? It seems VoodooHDA would be easier to install.
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You will likely find out your HDA already has a patch (Mirone) or support in AppleALC.kext.
 
RehabMan said:
You will likely find out your HDA already has a patch (Mirone) or support in AppleALC.kext.
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I tried to install AppleALC.kext to /L/E but it is not working right away. Do I have to install AppleHDA.kext as well? Where can I get a copy of it? I search in Google but can't find a release page for it. Also, what is a reliable way to know which codec my system is using please? Thank you.
 
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