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[hoob]

el coniglio, on Nov 29 2010, 10:00 PM, said:

It is pretty simple to port it to linux, just add a OS check and call the right "system parsing" class. On windows it collects data from registry, on linux it will open a thread with lspci and parse the output. The app (communication / interface) is written in java so it just depend on jre.

in hackintosh-hardware-analyser-1.0.9.sh i have this short code, already works on ubuntu 9.1 & 10.04

sudo aptitude install default-jre
download from http://www.insanelym...howtopic=223205
chmod 755 iasl-linux dsdtparser.jar
sudo java -jar dsdtparser.jar

same result as windows, but less than osx (no kext association with pciids)

[el coniglio]

hoob, on Nov 30 2010, 06:58 AM, said:

in hackintosh-hardware-analyser-1.0.9.sh i have this short code, already works on ubuntu 9.1 & 10.04

sudo aptitude install default-jre
download from http://www.insanelym...howtopic=223205
chmod 755 iasl-linux dsdtparser.jar
sudo java -jar dsdtparser.jar

same result as windows, but less than osx (no kext association with pciids)

Well, he is talking about System Info, not DSDT Editor. System Info won't work on linux since it use the windows registry to collect the system hardware data. oldnapalm sent me the lspci output, tomorrow I'll code a parser for it and make a system check in the app.

[hoob]

oopps (open my eyes) sorry

but good new, finaly

[el coniglio]

Original post updated with a linux version (depends on jre and "lspci"). Please test. =)

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[ppafford]

Download Link for the Linux version?

[el coniglio]

ppafford, on Nov 30 2010, 09:33 PM, said:

Download Link for the Linux version?

End of post #1

[ppafford]

Thanks!

After testing with your script I can see all my compatible hardware with smilies or checks, I do also see some frown faces. But the kexts tab is not enabled, how do I see what kexts I should use?

[el coniglio]

ppafford, on Dec 1 2010, 02:57 PM, said:

[...] But the kexts tab is not enabled, how do I see what kexts I should use?

The tab isn't enabled b/c a hardware item has been stated as working with many kext versions (and OS, since the system differ SL and Leo). If you want to view the listing to verify if they are "native" or 3rd party you can do this in the web interface http://olarila.com/kexts/

[scrax]

scrax, on Jun 30 2010, 03:48 PM, said:

Are you sure? Because the ioregistryexplorer device Ids are not the one i get from system info, but wait, in the ioreg result they are not changed (by DSDT injection)... uhm I'm a bit confused, and so I can't explain well what is happening so i'll attach all my stuff so you can check it by yourself if it could be useful for this project

In the result.txt i've put, the info you asked from ioreg, plus the actual lspci -nn (it shows the original ID not the ones modded by DSDT ones)
results.txt.zip
scraxZotac.ioreg.zip
Schermat...18.07.47.png

Last note, in IORegistryExplorer 980a is not inverted
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DSDT part relative to TRIM:

Device (TRIM) {  Name (_ADR, 0x00030004) }

(yes nothing more )

Any progress on this issue? if needed I can provide more fedback
for now this is the situation
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[kalmdave]

Superb application. 

Can' use it on my Leopard 10.5.8 says, "No compatible version of Java 1.6+ is available"
It worked on Windows 7 Enterprise 32bit.

Regards.

[sir_bazz]

Nice little utility....details sent!

bazz.

[dino7777]

Hello,

nice and useful app.
Data send for G33M-SL2 mobo, with nVidia 9800GT. Sound, sleep, dual-display, bonjour, ... all working.

[PGHammer]

dino7777, on Dec 29 2010, 03:50 AM, said:

Hello,

nice and useful app.
Data send for G33M-SL2 mobo, with nVidia 9800GT. Sound, sleep, dual-display, bonjour, ... all working.

I did the same for the Hack side of my ASUS P5G41-M LX2/GB (everything works in 10.6.6 except HDMI-out, which is a VoodooHDA-specific issue that did *not* happen with earlier versions) - I hung an otherwise-shelved Sound Blaster Audigy (supported by kX Project 1.30 for OS X, and works fine) to handle the audio duties (as opposed to my X-Fi XtremeGamer, which is not supported by OS X in any way, but is used on the Windows side; the two sound cards split duty in the same PCI slot).

Graphics - VisionTek AMD HD5450 512MB PCIe (yes, it works, and with full QE/CI no less - I have even installed Steam for Mac on it).

Display - Acer H233H.bmid (properly detected)

Audio works, as does video (iDVD and iTunes both work, as does VLC).  So does the MacAppStore (I've downloaded NovaBench, Kindle for Mac, and two free games from the MAS already).

Networking?  Definitely working (Realtek 8111D driver has never failed me - also, Tenda WG311U wireless-N stick works just fine using the factory OS X drivers).

Firefox 4 beta 12 (not Safari) is my default browser with this kitty (and it will likely remain that way due to the Apple/Adobe "armed truce" and Google having their own issues with Adobe file formats, and I loathe Opera).

In addition to the two free games and Portal (remember, I have installed Steam, and Portal was a game I already owned), I've also hung Bejeweled 3 (another multiplatform title I own) on the Hack side of things (it was the first game I'd played in Snow since I got my CI/QE working).


I also have Office for Mac *reinstalled* (an old friend that I used in Leopard).

So far, I have no real *software* issues.

[hackaroni]

Thanks, this app worked great for me on 10.5.8
GA-G31M-S2L mobo

Much appreciated!

[Time2Retire]

Amazing. This is exactly what I was looking for. What a great little handy tool. Very cool app!!!!!

Thanks you so much!

[ifrit05]

Great app! Sent my info (dc7600 P4 HT 3GHz LGA775), All kexts and devices are working.
Thanks for such a nice and well developed app.

[mlstudio]

Incredible app! Thank you so much !!!

[Ricardo Simões]

Great work! Thanks to you, I got the info that I needed, and bought a compatible wireless card for my notebook

[Ricardo Simões]

Please take a look at the screenshots below. They belong to my wife's notebook. I ran the systeminfo win version.

Please help me interpret the results... does the means that it can run Mac OS? Or si it necessary to have all green checkmarks?



Another windows hardware report below (might help in some way).

[oldnapalm]

You can find the icons meaning in this topic
http://www.insanelym...howtopic=223870

About your video, even it being listed with a green check, I'm almost sure it's not supported. Maybe someone reported a kext which enables resolution change or something, but you won't have acceleration with this card.