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How to sleep and make cpupowermanagement work?

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revillug said:
Thanks for clearing that up! forget about the TNOT error at the moment (im guessing just searching for TNOT will show me?)
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You can see the redundant declarations of TNOT in your first screen shot.
Code: 
External(TNOT, MethodObj)
External(\TNOT)

Get rid of the second one and the error should go away...

but heres a photo of finding processors.. i see there's 8?

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Yes, and they are in Scope (_PR) just like they are supposed to be (and with correct names: CPUx). So you can continue on with your quest for power management, as the DSDT has the Processor declarations in the right scope as expected by OS X...
 
RehabMan said:
You can see the redundant declarations of TNOT in your first screen shot.
Code: 
External(TNOT, MethodObj)
External(\TNOT)

Get rid of the second one and the error should go away...



Yes, and they are in Scope (_PR) just like they are supposed to be (and with correct names: CPUx). So you can continue on with your quest for power management, as the DSDT has the Processor declarations in the right scope as expected by OS X...
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Okay thanks! so does this mean my DSDT is good to patch? Also does DSDT contain SDST or is that a different file all together? because SDST is where i would need to patch my cpu's to get them turboboosting?
 
revillug said:
Okay thanks! so does this mean my DSDT is good to patch?
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Yes. You can apply patches as necessary.

Also does DSDT contain SDST or is that a different file all together? because SDST is where i would need to patch my cpu's to get them turboboosting?
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It is SSDT. And it is a separate file. Please see my first response for links to SSDT generation information.
 
RehabMan said:
Yes. You can apply patches as necessary.
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Brilliant, just to finally clear this up.. If i do start patching my DSDT will it affect any of my other custom kexts or the plists in the extra folder?


RehabMan said:
It is SSDT. And it is a separate file. Please see my first response for links to SSDT generation information.
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I have tried the method using ssdtPRgen.. but it creates the files and im a bit lost, will read again!
 
revillug said:
Brilliant, just to finally clear this up.. If i do start patching my DSDT will it affect any of my other custom kexts or the plists in the extra folder?
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It is separate file /Extra/dsdt.aml. Often times, with a properly adjusted DSDT you don't need as many special kext/kext patches.

I have tried the method using ssdtPRgen.. but it creates the files and im a bit lost, will read again!
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You can also use the ProBook Installer v6.1. It has an SSDT generator based on the same script (a single checkbox).
 
RehabMan said:
It is separate file /Extra/dsdt.aml. Often times, with a properly adjusted DSDT you don't need as many special kext/kext patches.



You can also use the ProBook Installer v6.1. It has an SSDT generator based on the same script (a single checkbox).
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Okay so I have a SSDT.aml and a DSDT.aml in my extra folder, all working.. i think SSDT is enabling speedstepping as my hardware monitor shows different multipliers..

what can you do with SSDT? edit to oc, and a bigger turboboost?
 
revillug said:
Okay so I have a SSDT.aml and a DSDT.aml in my extra folder, all working.. i think SSDT is enabling speedstepping as my hardware monitor shows different multipliers..
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Sounds like it.

what can you do with SSDT? edit to oc, and a bigger turboboost?
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No. Generally, laptop CPUs don't support overclock.
 
RehabMan said:
Sounds like it.



No. Generally, laptop CPUs don't support overclock.
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okay well on the HW monitor it shows around 3 or 4 different P states, but it never goes to 3.1ghz, only 2.8ghz? is that alright?

thanks man, you've been a real help!
 
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