USB Port not working

[kuvar]

The hex find/replace bytes are:
find: F6 80 D4 00 00 00 80 75 34
repl: F6 80 D4 00 00 00 80 EB 34

You should probably do some reading on basic computer concepts: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexadecimal

hello after posting i did googling and i found i was thinking same about hexa or decimal,as i used the concept in patching applehda.


I have patched AppleUSBXHCI fresh vanila with that all patches which was mentioned there,rebuilded cache repaired permission all done,but the port is still not working.

PFA

 

[RehabMan]

hello after posting i did googling and i found i was thinking same about hexa or decimal,as i used the concept in patching applehda.


I have patched AppleUSBXHCI fresh vanila with that all patches which was mentioned there,rebuilded cache repaired permission all done,but the port is still not working.

PFA

You should check ioreg to see if AppleUSBXHCI is loading.

 

[kuvar]

You should check ioreg to see if AppleUSBXHCI is loading.

Dear sir

attaching ioreg.

plz have look

 

[RehabMan]

Dear sir

attaching ioreg.

plz have look

AppleUSBXHCI.kext is not loading because you have GenericUSBXHCI.kext installed.

 

[kuvar]

AppleUSBXHCI.kext is not loading because you have GenericUSBXHCI.kext installed.

hello



sir i have seen that in ioreg and in kextstat,but u can see in screenshot of transmac,GenericUSBXHCI.kext not in S/L/E,i even checked iousb but not even there.


that might be problem of cache,can you please tell me how to clean a cache coz i have rebuilded cache and repaired system permission but result is same.

 

[RehabMan]

hello



sir i have seen that in ioreg and in kextstat,but u can see in screenshot of transmac,GenericUSBXHCI.kext not in S/L/E,i even checked iousb but not even there.


that might be problem of cache,can you please tell me how to clean a cache coz i have rebuilded cache and repaired system permission but result is same.

Boot without caches (-f). In Terminal, type 'bdmesg|grep -y generic'

 

[kuvar]

Boot without caches (-f). In Terminal, type 'bdmesg|grep -y generic'

Hello


I did the same as you told me,it shown me that generic,so i used SHOW ALL HIDDEN FILES,but file was not in extra.
HOW CAN I REMOVE THAT GENERIC??
plz see attachment

 

[RehabMan]

Hello


I did the same as you told me,it shown me that generic,so i used SHOW ALL HIDDEN FILES,but file was not in extra.
HOW CAN I REMOVE THAT GENERIC??
plz see attachment

Perhaps you're booting from USB and it is loading from the USB's /Extra/Extensions.

 

[kuvar]

Perhaps you're booting from USB and it is loading from the USB's /Extra/Extensions.

so what should i do in this condition,coz i didn't find EXTRA on usb,and on other part usb has name EFI then folder name as EXTRA which has only Preboot.dmg

 

[RehabMan]

so what should i do in this condition,coz i didn't find EXTRA on usb,and on other part usb has name EFI then folder name as EXTRA which has only Preboot.dmg

If you don't understand where it is coming from, perhaps you should re-install.

Follow this guide: http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-...-booting-os-x-installer-laptops-unibeast.html

Hint: You should not be using any Preboot.dmg...