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forgot my dsdt.aml
forgot my dsdt.aml
Please can you help me! I'm trying to enable patched SSDT (battery patch, rehabman) for High Sierra (Clover) on Mojave 10.14.6 (OpenCore 0.6.5) but it doesn't work.As far as I could tell, you applied the renames from my garbage post (where I was just starting out learning about this), but those are the wrong ones. You need the renames for _BIF and _BST. I now made a Note on my post with those wrong renames - to not use them. I hope this helps for others to understand.
I've applied the right renames on your config, could you please download and replace it on your system? Then have a quick reboot and tell me whether or not it's still missing.
If you're still searching for a solution, this patched DSDT will solve partially the problem. The packages returned by both _BST and _BIF methods, where wrong written according to ACPI specifications so I modified them to show correct information. Don't forget to RENAME H_EC to EC__. Battery information will be displayed correctly but remains one problem to solve - the correct power source. When the AC adapter is unpluged, the power source remains AC Adapter even if the percentage is decresing (Battery is not charged - shown up). If the system starts on battery, if you plug in the adapter, the power source displayed remains Battery, even if the battery charging is shown and the percentage is increasing. The problem is with the _PSR method, under ADP1 device. Apparently this method is accessing ECF2 Region before _REG method does, and OSPM is aborting _PSR execution witch returns PWRS (Zero - battery, One - adapter). I didn't found a solution to this problem yet.Hi moh,
Thank you very much,
I did all the steps, and now the battery icon shows up, but with an X in the middle and 1% in the battery preferences (battery not detected).
I attach a screenshot.
I don't know what's wrong, maybe i need some other ssdt, or modifying the smcbattery kext. I hope you can help me!
Thanks in advance for your help.