Lion on GA-X79-UD5

[seferahmet]

have not tried microphone

 

[shahar]

have not tried microphone

Please do
Which BIOS version you're on?

If it works - please share your DSDT.

the Mic is the only issue I couldn't fix and the one that prevents me from switching to the new system...

Thanks

 

[chorner]

have not tried microphone

Please do
Which BIOS version you're on?

If it works - please share your DSDT.

the Mic is the only issue I couldn't fix and the one that prevents me from switching to the new system...

Thanks

Shahar, you should re-work your updated DSDT for the F10 bios Going to download your new one now and check it out. Nice!

 

[shahar]

have not tried microphone

Please do
Which BIOS version you're on?

If it works - please share your DSDT.

the Mic is the only issue I couldn't fix and the one that prevents me from switching to the new system...

Thanks

Shahar, you should re-work your updated DSDT for the F10 bios Going to download your new one now and check it out. Nice!

I already confirmed that the dsdt extracted from F9 and F10 is actually identical.

So in theory - there shouldn't be an issue using the same DSDT for F10 bios

 

[chorner]

Great Really appreciate the work you've done updating this, and posting all the info.

Can't wait to get my system up and running at the end of this week. Once that happens, I'll let you know and keep you posted if I find anything of benefit since I'll actually be able to test and play with everything myself.

 

[shahar]

Hi, just to update you some more.

I can now confirm that BIOS F9 & F10 - have the exact same DSDT.
Meaning - there's no problem using the same DSDT file for both.
The bad thing about it - is that it seems Gigabyte hasn't fixed anything there which relates to us.

Also, moving forward and updating my BIOS to F10 hasn't solved my Mic issues (not a surprise there...).

Thanks to psydafke I was able to compare F9/F10 to F11c (beta).

There seems to be two types of changes:

• The following values were changed, from my understanding if a zero value changes to something different it means the module is now present in the bios. Any if a non zero changes it means it was just moved (due to change in size of another module).
  I just don't know if it's good or bad to us right now
  [list:2t20ggfh]
• Line 227: Name (IOST, 0x0000) -> Name (IOST, 0x4400)[/*:m:2t20ggfh]
• Line 1728: Name (MBB, 0xD0000000) -> Name (MBB, 0xC0000000)[/*:m:2t20ggfh]
• Line 1729: Name (MBL, 0x2C000000) -> Name (MBL, 0x3C000000)[/*:m:2t20ggfh]

[/*:m:2t20ggfh]
[*]Few blocks in the DSDT were deleted in F11c. which surprised me... usually fixing thing doesn't involve deleting stuff.
all of those blocks are under Device (SBRG)
Two OperationRegion/Field were removed

• APMP - power management?[/*:m:2t20ggfh]
• LED - Power/HDD LEDs?[/*:m:2t20ggfh]

[/*:m:2t20ggfh][/list:u:2t20ggfh]

If anyone can add of what they might contribute - I would appreciate it.

attached is a diff file between F9/F10 (identical) & F11c

 

[VooD]

I'm having random kernel panics while booting using F10 bios, and boot a modded DSDT by me and the one in this thread.

Also, shutdown doesn't work for me with neither of the DSDT.

Any idea?

I'm using a 3930K CPU with 16gb 1866 Mhz Ram.

 

[shahar]

I'm having random kernel panics while booting using F10 bios, and boot a modded DSDT by me and the one in this thread.

Also, shutdown doesn't work for me with neither of the DSDT.

Any idea?

I'm using a 3930K CPU with 16gb 1866 Mhz Ram.

Have you tried my latest DSDT?
viewtopic.php?p=374988#p374988

Did you install NullCPU?

Also, did you tried to fix permissions? (and after that boot with -v to rebuild the cache).

I'm also listing my org.chameleon.Boot.plist:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
	<key>EthernetBuiltIn</key>
	<string>Yes</string>
	<key>GraphicsEnabler</key>
	<string>Yes</string>
	<key>Kernel</key>
	<string>mach_kernel</string>
	<key>Kernel Flags</key>
	<string>npci=0x3000 darkwake=0</string>
	<key>Legacy Logo</key>
	<string>Yes</string>
	<key>Timeout</key>
	<string>2</string>
</dict>
</plist>

 

[VooD]

Yep, and yep.

Should shutdown work with your DSDT?

I forget to mention I'm in 10.7.4

 

[shahar]

Yep, and yep.

Should shutdown work with your DSDT?

Yes...

but - if you download my dsl & aml file - and you still can't shutdown, look at the dsl in the end - try to uncomment the shutdown - which didn't do any difference to me - and recompile and see if it helps you.