MaLd0n Posted November 17, 2010 Share Posted November 17, 2010 Hi Maldonl, what may I test? The dsdt you uploaded for me? How to use your dsdt? EDIT: Ok, I tried your posted .dsdt - but it doesnt changed anything. :-/ Thank you WoW Sorry I really do not know a solution for that @singmelya: I dont get you. +1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
seltsam23 Posted May 6, 2011 Author Share Posted May 6, 2011 Hi Maldon, my Leo is still running nice at 10.6.6. And I found the reason for my non-working sleep. It was my external soundcard, now its working finde. The reason for my post is that i want to find out how to activate the speedstepping for my cpu. Do you remember, you made me a bundle for my configuration: Fixs in your DSDT DTGP ALC889A HID/CID HPET IRQs RenamedDevices RTC SBUS Shutdown EHCI LPC ICH9 ICH9 USB sleep I tried voodoopower.kext but after restart there seem to be no change of my stepping. Do you have an idea? EDIT: Now I managed to activate voodoopowermini.kext. VoodooMonitor shows a changing Multipler and Volts now depending on cpu-load. Seems very good so far. Then I mentioned the "throttle" tab: As soon as I activate this function to throttle the cpu, the temperatures are much lower, as low as my windows-temps. So it seems that automatic throttleing does'nt work properly. Do you know how I get it work? Probably final Edit: Just deleted "AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext". Now its working perfect. Makes sense, doesn't it? Another Edit: No, its not working. Without the "AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext" sleep does'nt work anymore. What to do? Actually last Edit: I updated Chameleon from v4 to v5, now its working perfect. But I still don't get WHY. What the heck does Chameleon do? Im frustrated. Thank you Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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