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Hi,
I have a
Xiaomi Mi Notebook Air 13”, Bios vers A05 - CPU i5 6200U, HD 520 / GeForce 940MX
and I have spend the last weeks trying to turn it to a fully functional hackintosh. There is a thread on another forum but it is pretty much dead. The original author is not writing any more on the forum. So I took the configuration files (clover plus various kexts) from the forum (BIG Kudos to JahStories/Elijah), and with a lot of studying of the files of @daliansky and @stevezhengshiqi (Very BIG KUDOS to them) for the another Xiaomi laptop (Xiaomi Pro) I started looking on how to create an acceptable hackintosh for an every day use.
Then I started reading the guides of @RehabMan and I started putting missing pieces of the puzzle together. Wow RehabMan SUPER BIG KUDOS TO YOU!!!!
I guess my aim is once I have something stable to have a github version of a guide and open a thread here at tonymac.
For the time being I need your help. I am no expect, I was just copying things around and following guides.
I am still facing many problems. The ones I am working now are:
1. the laptop does not completely shutdown. When I give the shutdown command I can briefly see a 'CPU halted' the screen goes off but then the led on the power button stays on. The machine is not accesible from the network. However the backlight of the keyboard turns on when I touch a key. I have to press on the power button for some seconds to 'force' the laptop to go off.
2. When I put the laptop to sleep (from the apple menu) while being on power, when I wake it up again it looses the audio. At that point If I unplug the power and put it to sleep then the next time it wakes up the audio is back! (The laptop charges from a USB typec connector)
3. there is an unkown_device on the ioreg under AppleACPIPCI > pci8086,1904@0 (attached screenshot). Any idea how to debug and whether I need it or not?
Please find attached:
- ACPI.patches,zip: DSL of the patches I have used. All of them are based on the hotpatches of RehabMan
- ACPI.xiaomi.bios.a05.zip: stock ACPI tables both the aml and dsl version (captured from clover with F4)
- clover.zip: the clover directory
- commands.txt various commands (from the how to report)
- system.log.txt: the system log of the system for the period I have been experimenting with it
- on_battery_before_sleep.ioreg : the initial ioreg
- on_battery_after_sleep_audio_working.ioreg : the ioreg after I woke the laptop on battery
- on_power_before_sleep_audio_working.ioreg : ioreg with the power on before sleep
- on_power_after_sleep_no_audio.ioreg: ioreg with the power on after sleep (no audio)
- unknown_device.png: image from ioreg with the unknown device
- power_button.jpg: the power buton that stays on.
Sorry for my message being so long. Any help on any subject will be greatly appreciated!!!
Thanks!!!
sakoula
I have a
Xiaomi Mi Notebook Air 13”, Bios vers A05 - CPU i5 6200U, HD 520 / GeForce 940MX
and I have spend the last weeks trying to turn it to a fully functional hackintosh. There is a thread on another forum but it is pretty much dead. The original author is not writing any more on the forum. So I took the configuration files (clover plus various kexts) from the forum (BIG Kudos to JahStories/Elijah), and with a lot of studying of the files of @daliansky and @stevezhengshiqi (Very BIG KUDOS to them) for the another Xiaomi laptop (Xiaomi Pro) I started looking on how to create an acceptable hackintosh for an every day use.
Then I started reading the guides of @RehabMan and I started putting missing pieces of the puzzle together. Wow RehabMan SUPER BIG KUDOS TO YOU!!!!
I guess my aim is once I have something stable to have a github version of a guide and open a thread here at tonymac.
For the time being I need your help. I am no expect, I was just copying things around and following guides.
I am still facing many problems. The ones I am working now are:
1. the laptop does not completely shutdown. When I give the shutdown command I can briefly see a 'CPU halted' the screen goes off but then the led on the power button stays on. The machine is not accesible from the network. However the backlight of the keyboard turns on when I touch a key. I have to press on the power button for some seconds to 'force' the laptop to go off.
2. When I put the laptop to sleep (from the apple menu) while being on power, when I wake it up again it looses the audio. At that point If I unplug the power and put it to sleep then the next time it wakes up the audio is back! (The laptop charges from a USB typec connector)
3. there is an unkown_device on the ioreg under AppleACPIPCI > pci8086,1904@0 (attached screenshot). Any idea how to debug and whether I need it or not?
Please find attached:
- ACPI.patches,zip: DSL of the patches I have used. All of them are based on the hotpatches of RehabMan
- ACPI.xiaomi.bios.a05.zip: stock ACPI tables both the aml and dsl version (captured from clover with F4)
- clover.zip: the clover directory
- commands.txt various commands (from the how to report)
- system.log.txt: the system log of the system for the period I have been experimenting with it
- on_battery_before_sleep.ioreg : the initial ioreg
- on_battery_after_sleep_audio_working.ioreg : the ioreg after I woke the laptop on battery
- on_power_before_sleep_audio_working.ioreg : ioreg with the power on before sleep
- on_power_after_sleep_no_audio.ioreg: ioreg with the power on after sleep (no audio)
- unknown_device.png: image from ioreg with the unknown device
- power_button.jpg: the power buton that stays on.
Sorry for my message being so long. Any help on any subject will be greatly appreciated!!!
Thanks!!!
sakoula
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