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cwk9852 said:
Is it possible to debug?

Edit: Not that I really care that because bouncy keyboard is wacko. Chiclet? I just want something challenging w/ homework lol
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Yes, if the keys generate PS2 scan codes. But you need to use ACPIBacklight.kext because it is the only kext that provides an override of the backlight functionality in the way OS X needs.

First you should determine what scan codes the keys generate, then make the mods to the Info.plist for VoodooPS2Keyboard.kext. See this wiki: https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Voodoo-PS2-Controller/wiki/How-to-Use-Custom-Keyboard-Mapping

Funny about the bouncy keyboard. It was one of the reasons I returned my U310. That and the annoying fan.
 
OK here's the deal with using these alongside ikkoku's USB3 dsdt patch:

DSDT 6 series USB patch:
-USB3, USB2, facetime camera work. Sleep works fine.

DSDT 7 series USB patch:
-USB3, USB2, facetime camera work. Goes to sleep with lid closed, two seconds later reawakes itself.

Odd as I have an Ivy Bridge. Seems to work though :)

Also sleep take about 4 seconds to activate once lid closed.
 
Two questions:

Does anyone know how to change the serial number in smbios without using cameleon wizard? Like generate a new one? I'm using ikkoku's smbios but want to generate a new serial but cameleon wizard dousnt support mba5,1 apparently.

Also, how long do your guys's shutdowns take? Sometimes mineshuts down in 3 seconds, but other times takes like 24 seconds. It's random.
 
XMYUKON said:
Does anyone know how to change the serial number in smbios without using cameleon wizard? Like generate a new one? I'm using ikkoku's smbios but want to generate a new serial but cameleon wizard dousnt support mba5,1 apparently.
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You can use Champlist as well. Be careful though -- I find it is a bit quirky and changes your bootloader. Just re-install your bootloader after using it.

Also, how long do your guys's shutdowns take? Sometimes mineshuts down in 3 seconds, but other times takes like 24 seconds. It's random.
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You can boot "-v" to get verbose shutdown (and verbose startup). There are known problems with 10.8 shutdown -- on real Macs too, so don't fret on it too much.
 
XMYUKON said:
OK here's the deal with using these alongside ikkoku's USB3 dsdt patch:

DSDT 6 series USB patch:
-USB3, USB2, facetime camera work. Sleep works fine.

DSDT 7 series USB patch:
-USB3, USB2, facetime camera work. Goes to sleep with lid closed, two seconds later reawakes itself.

Odd as I have an Ivy Bridge. Seems to work though :)

Also sleep take about 4 seconds to activate once lid closed.
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That is pretty interesting. Do you mean with 6-series you can't go to sleep with LID, or did you just omit that information?

What would be interesting to try would be to add properties not present in the 7-series patch but present in 6-series patch (fixing the problem). This would include "device-type", and "AAPL,clock-id". Or it could be properties present in the 7-series patch, not present in the 6-series (causing the problem). Those would include "subsystem-id" and "subsystem-vendor-id".

The way these injections are determined is to look at the ioreg dump from real Macs. I always thought it was interesting that device_type and AAPL,clock-id are not in a real MacBookPro8,1 ioreg and yet we traditionally inject these.

Looking at 8,1 and 9,2 ioreg I do also notice that built-in is not an empty buffer, but rather a buffer of one byte { 0x00 }, so I should probably change that.
 
I wonder whats causing your sleep issues because Im not having anything like that and I do think we share a motherboard. What are you using for wifi?
 
cwk9852 said:
I wonder whats causing your sleep issues because Im not having anything like that and I do think we share a motherboard. What are you using for wifi?
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A small realtek wifi USB dongle plugged into a USB3 port
 
RehabMan said:
That is pretty interesting. Do you mean with 6-series you can't go to sleep with LID, or did you just omit that information?

What would be interesting to try would be to add properties not present in the 7-series patch but present in 6-series patch (fixing the problem). This would include "device-type", and "AAPL,clock-id". Or it could be properties present in the 7-series patch, not present in the 6-series (causing the problem). Those would include "subsystem-id" and "subsystem-vendor-id".

The way these injections are determined is to look at the ioreg dump from real Macs. I always thought it was interesting that device_type and AAPL,clock-id are not in a real MacBookPro8,1 ioreg and yet we traditionally inject these.

Looking at 8,1 and 9,2 ioreg I do also notice that built-in is not an empty buffer, but rather a buffer of one byte { 0x00 }, so I should probably change that.
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I wonder if the sleep issue has something to do with the touch screen being on the USB Bus.... Seems only I have the touch model here
 
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