Battery status?
Forensic-GUY opened this issue · 20 comments
Describe the bug
I have added SSDT-BAT.aml to my ACPI folder and defined it in config.plist in the SSDT section at the top, but still dont see the battery status
Hardware
My hardware is identical to yours
Software and firmware
Big Sur 11.1, whatever is in your config, OpenCore latest debug.
Expected behavior
No battery status
If you're not using the latest BIOS and EC, then you should update and report back.
If your'e already on the latest BIOS and EC, then I'm not really sure. There's been a few reports of battery indicator not showing and I haven't been able to figure out why.
Here is my system bios ver. Is there anything else I need to add apart from the bat alm to config?
You don't have the latest version.
You can get it from here https://support.lenovo.com/fi/en/downloads/ds539061-bios-update-utility-bootable-cd-for-windows-10-64-bit-and-linux-thinkpad-t490-t590-p53s-p43s
You don't have the latest version.
You can get it from here https://support.lenovo.com/fi/en/downloads/ds539061-bios-update-utility-bootable-cd-for-windows-10-64-bit-and-linux-thinkpad-t490-t590-p53s-p43s
Thank you, i will try this and report back. Would showing you my EFI tree also help you in diagnosing my issue?
Your EFI tree should look identical to the one in this repo, the only difference would be the serials in the config.plist file.
Assuming you're using my EFI (with your own serial numbers) as provided, your battery indicator should work but if it doesn't, that probably means your DSDT is different from mine, so you would need to make your own battery patch.
Your EFI tree should look identical to the one in this repo, the only difference would be the serials in the config.plist file.
Assuming you're using my EFI (with your own serial numbers) as provided, your battery indicator should work but if it doesn't, that probably means your DSDT is different from mine, so you would need to make your own battery patch.
It was a combination of yours and another GitHub member but since she removed hers and I have no way of contacting her.
Here is mine: https://pastebin.com/We2R8tiU
I originally could not boot up recovery with yours, If I were to copy yours onto a USB and try to boot, would that work?
Your EFI tree should look identical to the one in this repo, the only difference would be the serials in the config.plist file.
Assuming you're using my EFI (with your own serial numbers) as provided, your battery indicator should work but if it doesn't, that probably means your DSDT is different from mine, so you would need to make your own battery patch.
When I try to boot your OC files, boot hangs on apple logo and no idea why. I dont know how to enable verbose boot, but I can see OC creates a log. Here it is:
Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated.
Your pastebin is expired. To enable verbose mode, add "-v" here
Line 1428 in 6878f30
Your pastebin is expired. To enable verbose mode, add "-v" here
Line 1428 in 6878f30
try this link, in the meantime i will try verbose
Your pastebin is expired. To enable verbose mode, add "-v" here
Line 1428 in 6878f30
Here is where it hangs on boot:
Same error
Are you using my exact EFI as-is (with your own serials) or do you have other stuff mixed in?
Are you using my exact EFI as-is (with your own serials) or do you have other stuff mixed in?
I have not edited anything except for config file to add battery aml
here is my file:
why are you using a different config? it's already provided here in this repo, all you have to do is replace the serials that are marked "XXX" under PlatformInfo-Generic.
why are you using a different config? it's already provided here in this repo, all you have to do is replace the serials that are marked "XXX" under PlatformInfo-Generic.
I wasnt able to get your config to work, so i found the one i posted here.
Anyways, I updated a valid serial, UUID, ROM etc in your config, it boots further now but now kernel panics. See image.
Hello,
Just wondering if you have any idea or is my issue a lost cause?
You could try something similar to this: #36 (reply in thread)
You could try something similar to this: #36 (reply in thread)
I replaced the AML but sadly not working. In his case he could at least see 0%, i dont get anything at all.
Closing since no new activity.