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- May 28, 2017
- Messages
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- Motherboard
- MSI B85M-E45
- CPU
- Xeon E3-1230 V3
- Graphics
- GT 740
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
Hi everyone.
Recently I had some issues after plunging in a HDD to reveal its content in OS X, Clover crashed and no bootable drive was detected. After a few clean installs I eventually managed to install Yosemite and boot from Clover again.
The issue is known, OS X reboots instead of shutdown. I tried all I could google: Fix Shutdown, Halt Enabler, Fixes for USB, Airport, Fire wire, Darwin in ACPI settings in clover.
I also updated BIOS and after noticing it has no effect, I removed the CMOS battery, I also cut off power to the PSU with the switch as well as pulling the power plug (After using power button to power down manually).
I also tested install NullCPUPowermanagement.kext and without one, no improvement.
Patching SSDT didn't help either and eventually I ran into problems.
What I didn't try still is: Changing ResetAdress and ResetValue and removing the Apple CPU power management kext, but I come to a sad conclusion, that it may be my PSU, which wasn't the most expensive one and it probably doesn't send correct values, so the CPU cannot change to reset state.
Any other thoughts.
My build:
MSI B85M-E45
Intel Core i3
16 GB RAM
EVGA Geforce GT 740
Seagate SSHD
Samsung DVD burner
WD MyBook Studio USB3 drive
I plug quite a lot stuff via USB if it matters
Recently I had some issues after plunging in a HDD to reveal its content in OS X, Clover crashed and no bootable drive was detected. After a few clean installs I eventually managed to install Yosemite and boot from Clover again.
The issue is known, OS X reboots instead of shutdown. I tried all I could google: Fix Shutdown, Halt Enabler, Fixes for USB, Airport, Fire wire, Darwin in ACPI settings in clover.
I also updated BIOS and after noticing it has no effect, I removed the CMOS battery, I also cut off power to the PSU with the switch as well as pulling the power plug (After using power button to power down manually).
I also tested install NullCPUPowermanagement.kext and without one, no improvement.
Patching SSDT didn't help either and eventually I ran into problems.
What I didn't try still is: Changing ResetAdress and ResetValue and removing the Apple CPU power management kext, but I come to a sad conclusion, that it may be my PSU, which wasn't the most expensive one and it probably doesn't send correct values, so the CPU cannot change to reset state.
Any other thoughts.
My build:
MSI B85M-E45
Intel Core i3
16 GB RAM
EVGA Geforce GT 740
Seagate SSHD
Samsung DVD burner
WD MyBook Studio USB3 drive
I plug quite a lot stuff via USB if it matters
