<< Solved >> OpenCore battery patch

[1Revenger1]

You most likely could avoid creating a SSDT-Bat by using ECEnabler.kext + SMCBatteryManager.kext/AcpiBatteryManager.kext. ECEnabler allows bigger fields (> 8 bits in size) to be read.

 

[BeatsMan286]

Hi @1Revenger1 I'm using ECEnabler.kext + SMCBatteryManager.kext currently but I tried with AcpiBatteryManager.kext too and the same problem, the system restart when I press a key to wake the laptop.

 

[1Revenger1]

Oh, thats weird. Do you get any panic information on reboot?

 

[BeatsMan286]

@1Revenger1 I have no kernel panic, the system only restart normally when I press a key after of sleep.

 

[BlvckBytes]

@BeatsMan286

Just to make sure... do you get a properly working battery indicator by making use of ECEnabler? Seems like we're maybe kind of mixing up two different problems here, which may have different root causes.

 

[BeatsMan286]

@BlvckBytes Yes. I have battery indicator using ECEnabler + SMCBatteryManager.kext or AcpiBatteryManager.kext. I could notice when I use SMCBatteryManager.kext the internal info of battery is difference if I use AcpiBatteryManager.kext, for example I get 170 cycles/83 health of use and 74 cycles/83 health respectively .