Correct. Be sure to select one with
a compatible chipset.
I'm sure you were on the right track.
However, installing the kext is not enough; the Windows 10 patch must be applied to your DSDT.
This can be done non-invasively with the use of
RehabMan's SSDT-XOSI. Don't forget to install
its companion Clover patch.
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@RehabMan: I have since installed AppleBacklightFixup + SSDT-PNLF and am now able to reach lower brightness levels than I thought were possible, so thanks for that.
I have two more minor questions:
- How do I get rid of this debug text that appears at every boot? This happens w/ all machines that I've updated at or around Clover v4700.
- Right now the laptop idles @ 1.2GHz. How can I get this thing idling @ 800MHz? Last time I talked w/ PikerAlpha about this over @ the ssdtPRGen repo, I just had to change something in: X86PlatformPlugin > [board-id.plist] > FrequencyVectors. However, my board-id's plist is much more complex than the ones I'm used to. CPUFriend + custom vectors seem to be the way to go, but I wanted to hear your 2 cents before working on that.
Thanks!