Can you look with HW Monitor on which frequence your CPU works? Because without NullCPU my one works most of the time with the Turbo Frequenz of 2.9 GHz and with NullCPU he switches between 800 MHz and normal 2.5GHz. So for me at the moment NullCPU is better. Anyone with the same Problem?
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#281
Posted 11 October 2012 - 03:19 PM
#282
Posted 12 October 2012 - 02:27 AM
data14, on 11 October 2012 - 10:58 AM, said:
As I have said before my laptop in plugged in most of the time and I switch between Windows7 and ML. So I can not tell you much about battery life.
I suspect the problem has something to do with the Intel chipset. On Linux, there are extra tweaks and patches you can apply to the kernel to get better battery life. I'm going to investigate further using Ubuntu since I can live boot it and there are a lot of forums out there with Sandy Bridge answers.
Either that or the BIOS is so badly damaged that only Windows can get full battery life.
I'm looking for something more than an hour. Even 1.5 hours would be nice out of OS X.
#283
Posted 12 October 2012 - 03:47 PM
#284
Posted 12 October 2012 - 03:52 PM
course you will, speedstep is not working and cpu is stuck at highest multipier and drains more voltage.
why are you using nullcpu exactly? there are at least 3 methods of enabling native power management ... that i can think of from the top of my head.
B570 uses SecureCore Tiano which is somewhat identical (leave out the OEM modules) to my Vostro's bios and I had zero problems with PM. Battery live is the same in windows (balanced) and OSX - 3.5 to 4 hours with 6 cell battery.
why are you using nullcpu exactly? there are at least 3 methods of enabling native power management ... that i can think of from the top of my head.
B570 uses SecureCore Tiano which is somewhat identical (leave out the OEM modules) to my Vostro's bios and I had zero problems with PM. Battery live is the same in windows (balanced) and OSX - 3.5 to 4 hours with 6 cell battery.
#285
Posted 12 October 2012 - 10:23 PM
I've write a comprehensive guide for installing Mountain Lion on Lenovo B570, take a look.
@TimeWalker75a:
Which method do you suggest?
Please look to that thread if thing can be done better.
Now there are patched AICPM + SSDT + AppleSmartBatteryManager + stuff on org.chameleon.Boot.plist
@TimeWalker75a:
Which method do you suggest?
Please look to that thread if thing can be done better.
Now there are patched AICPM + SSDT + AppleSmartBatteryManager + stuff on org.chameleon.Boot.plist
#286
Posted 13 October 2012 - 12:43 AM
For your consideration:

This is from my Mountain Lion install on a nearly stock B570. As you can see, the processors are hitting different power states and are mostly idling at a bit below 800 MHz. I have my LCD brightness turned one notch above "off", and my results are 20% battery loss between 8:15 p.m. and 8:40 p.m. I'm sure the depletion isn't linear (it shouldn't be), but I need to keep monitoring it.
I'm going to drain my battery and post back tonight with its total time before dying completely.

This is from my Mountain Lion install on a nearly stock B570. As you can see, the processors are hitting different power states and are mostly idling at a bit below 800 MHz. I have my LCD brightness turned one notch above "off", and my results are 20% battery loss between 8:15 p.m. and 8:40 p.m. I'm sure the depletion isn't linear (it shouldn't be), but I need to keep monitoring it.
I'm going to drain my battery and post back tonight with its total time before dying completely.
#287
Posted 13 October 2012 - 03:08 AM
First, my battery life is normal now! 
I'm just a bit shy of 2 hours 45 minutes.
Second, data14, I'd like to know all about the patched kexts you posted. I'm trying to learn what changes were made to each extension so that if an update comes out and no one else patches them I can post fixes right back here.
Thanks again to everyone who contributes here!
I'm just a bit shy of 2 hours 45 minutes.
Second, data14, I'd like to know all about the patched kexts you posted. I'm trying to learn what changes were made to each extension so that if an update comes out and no one else patches them I can post fixes right back here.
Thanks again to everyone who contributes here!
#288
Posted 13 October 2012 - 11:54 PM
Isopropylique, on 13 October 2012 - 03:08 AM, said:
First, my battery life is normal now! 
I'm just a bit shy of 2 hours 45 minutes.
Second, data14, I'd like to know all about the patched kexts you posted. I'm trying to learn what changes were made to each extension so that if an update comes out and no one else patches them I can post fixes right back here.
Thanks again to everyone who contributes here!
I'm just a bit shy of 2 hours 45 minutes.
Second, data14, I'd like to know all about the patched kexts you posted. I'm trying to learn what changes were made to each extension so that if an update comes out and no one else patches them I can post fixes right back here.
Thanks again to everyone who contributes here!
DSDT, AppleHDA and VoodooPS2C are from the 1st post here.
AppleICPUPM patched using this patch: http://olarila.com/f....php?f=9&t=1003
IOAHCIF if you have "waiting for root device"error, is patched using this patch: http://www.insanelym...some-disks-fix/
Wifi, just edited IO80211F kext with my wireless card (AR5B195) device and vendor ID.
#289
Posted 14 October 2012 - 08:56 PM
data14, on 13 October 2012 - 11:54 PM, said:
DSDT, AppleHDA and VoodooPS2C are from the 1st post here.
AppleICPUPM patched using this patch: http://olarila.com/f....php?f=9&t=1003
IOAHCIF if you have "waiting for root device"error, is patched using this patch: http://www.insanelym...some-disks-fix/
Wifi, just edited IO80211F kext with my wireless card (AR5B195) device and vendor ID.
AppleICPUPM patched using this patch: http://olarila.com/f....php?f=9&t=1003
IOAHCIF if you have "waiting for root device"error, is patched using this patch: http://www.insanelym...some-disks-fix/
Wifi, just edited IO80211F kext with my wireless card (AR5B195) device and vendor ID.
#290
Posted 22 January 2013 - 05:41 AM
Successfully loaded iAtkos L1 on the first try with NO changes, just using the defaults. However, my hard drive was initialized using GRUB, not MBR, so I had to start all over. Now, I have a MBR hard drive, and iAtkos boots, but can't get all the way into OS X. Why would this work fine as GRUB, then not as MBR? Some kernel panic, I'm guessing...
Lastly, I'm sure you put a lot of work into this, but it's hardly helpful to anyone who doesn't have a ton of experience with this (and I do IT for a living!). A little more explanation and some LINKS on how to do what you're taking about (instead of just assuming everyone knows how already) would be extremely helpful! Just some positive feedback.
Lastly, I'm sure you put a lot of work into this, but it's hardly helpful to anyone who doesn't have a ton of experience with this (and I do IT for a living!). A little more explanation and some LINKS on how to do what you're taking about (instead of just assuming everyone knows how already) would be extremely helpful! Just some positive feedback.
#291
Posted 22 January 2013 - 09:15 AM
SamAndrew, on 22 January 2013 - 05:41 AM, said:
Successfully loaded iAtkos L1 on the first try with NO changes, just using the defaults. However, my hard drive was initialized using GRUB, not MBR, so I had to start all over. Now, I have a MBR hard drive, and iAtkos boots, but can't get all the way into OS X. Why would this work fine as GRUB, then not as MBR? Some kernel panic, I'm guessing...
Lastly, I'm sure you put a lot of work into this, but it's hardly helpful to anyone who doesn't have a ton of experience with this (and I do IT for a living!). A little more explanation and some LINKS on how to do what you're taking about (instead of just assuming everyone knows how already) would be extremely helpful! Just some positive feedback.
Lastly, I'm sure you put a lot of work into this, but it's hardly helpful to anyone who doesn't have a ton of experience with this (and I do IT for a living!). A little more explanation and some LINKS on how to do what you're taking about (instead of just assuming everyone knows how already) would be extremely helpful! Just some positive feedback.
If you do this for a living, then you might have known that GRUB isn't the correct term in this case. Why you have to use MBR formatting is indead explained in the guide and it is made clear that you can't use iAtkos untouched for installing, maybe have a second look? Thanks for the "positive" feedback by the way...
#292
Posted 27 February 2013 - 12:54 PM
Hello everyone. First time poster here. I hope this is the right place for my question. If this needs to go in a new thread, I'd be glad if the OPs would let me know.
Currently stuck with a 'Hibernate image too old' message on OS X boot. Here's some background into how I went about installing OS X Lion on my B570.
Firstly, the processor is a i3-2350m. There's 2 GB of ram onboard.
I had already installed Windows 7 and had been using it before trying to install Lion. I wanted to dual boot both from two partitions on the same hard drive. There were 4 existing partitions. 1 being Windows 7. 2 more for data. & a 4th being system reserved. I formatted one of the data partitions, to Mac OS X Extended Journaled, with MBR Partition Table. With disk utility as explained in the guide.
Restored the iAtkos L1 Lion dmg file, to an 8 GB USB flash drive, using a friend's Macbook Pro. I tried to follow the guide to a tee, including the smbios.plist & kext file. I had to shuttle back & forth between this guide, micred's Mountain Lion guide and rockinron's All-in-one guide to Vanilla Mountain Lion guide, for some bits. This was because I couldn't figure out the 'ShowAllFiles' part. Nor, the 'restoring' part. Since I've never used a Mac. Next, I installed Chameleon bootloader to the flash drive with GraphicsEnabler on.
Booted with the flash drive. Checked the AHCI Sata option. RealtekRTL81xx.kext. PS/2 kexts. FakeSMC and disablers. Installed Lion to the Mac OS Journaled partition. On first boot, the GUI loaded straight away. Didn't have to copy the smbios.plist file again. Plugged in the USB keyboard. Rebooted to read up on the post-install part.
Windows wouldn't boot. Stuck on the blinking cursor. I reformatted & installed Windows 7 again. Now, the boot to OS X option wouldn't appear. So I added an entry in EasyBCD for an 'EFI' Mac OSX. This time, I selected OS X, but after a few screens, it gave out the 'Hibernate image too old by {censored} seconds. Use Forcewake = y?' message & rebooted the computer.
I booted to iAtkos through the flash drive & typed "$ sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0" and "$ sudo nvram "use-nvramrc?"=false" in terminal. It gave out a 'sudo: must be setuid root' message. Repaired the permissions on the OS X partition with disk utility. It still gave the same error. Booted to OS X through the iAtkos drive & added the lines "<key>Wake</key>" & "<string>no</string>" to the org.chameleon.Boot.plist file in the Extra folder & saved it. I forgot to copy it to the desktop. Wen't back & copied & it still gave the same error.
Basically, I can only boot into OS X through the iAtkos USB flash drive. I'd really like some direction here. Should I go about trying to fix the 'Hibernate image too old' problem. Or just reinstall Windows 7 & OS X and using Gparted to create partitions?
This guide has already been a great help & has got me so far. I would really like if somebody could steer me out of this mess.
Currently stuck with a 'Hibernate image too old' message on OS X boot. Here's some background into how I went about installing OS X Lion on my B570.
Firstly, the processor is a i3-2350m. There's 2 GB of ram onboard.
I had already installed Windows 7 and had been using it before trying to install Lion. I wanted to dual boot both from two partitions on the same hard drive. There were 4 existing partitions. 1 being Windows 7. 2 more for data. & a 4th being system reserved. I formatted one of the data partitions, to Mac OS X Extended Journaled, with MBR Partition Table. With disk utility as explained in the guide.
Restored the iAtkos L1 Lion dmg file, to an 8 GB USB flash drive, using a friend's Macbook Pro. I tried to follow the guide to a tee, including the smbios.plist & kext file. I had to shuttle back & forth between this guide, micred's Mountain Lion guide and rockinron's All-in-one guide to Vanilla Mountain Lion guide, for some bits. This was because I couldn't figure out the 'ShowAllFiles' part. Nor, the 'restoring' part. Since I've never used a Mac. Next, I installed Chameleon bootloader to the flash drive with GraphicsEnabler on.
Booted with the flash drive. Checked the AHCI Sata option. RealtekRTL81xx.kext. PS/2 kexts. FakeSMC and disablers. Installed Lion to the Mac OS Journaled partition. On first boot, the GUI loaded straight away. Didn't have to copy the smbios.plist file again. Plugged in the USB keyboard. Rebooted to read up on the post-install part.
Windows wouldn't boot. Stuck on the blinking cursor. I reformatted & installed Windows 7 again. Now, the boot to OS X option wouldn't appear. So I added an entry in EasyBCD for an 'EFI' Mac OSX. This time, I selected OS X, but after a few screens, it gave out the 'Hibernate image too old by {censored} seconds. Use Forcewake = y?' message & rebooted the computer.
I booted to iAtkos through the flash drive & typed "$ sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0" and "$ sudo nvram "use-nvramrc?"=false" in terminal. It gave out a 'sudo: must be setuid root' message. Repaired the permissions on the OS X partition with disk utility. It still gave the same error. Booted to OS X through the iAtkos drive & added the lines "<key>Wake</key>" & "<string>no</string>" to the org.chameleon.Boot.plist file in the Extra folder & saved it. I forgot to copy it to the desktop. Wen't back & copied & it still gave the same error.
Basically, I can only boot into OS X through the iAtkos USB flash drive. I'd really like some direction here. Should I go about trying to fix the 'Hibernate image too old' problem. Or just reinstall Windows 7 & OS X and using Gparted to create partitions?
This guide has already been a great help & has got me so far. I would really like if somebody could steer me out of this mess.
#293
Posted 08 March 2013 - 10:34 AM
Ok, I'm replying to my own message. But, I've managed to fix the problem. It was the smbios.plist file copy thing. Since the first time around I didn't have to copy it from terminal, I didn't figure it was needed. Anyway, right now, I have one little problem. I installed these kext files, http://nawcom.com/os...ntroller/kexts/, minus the voodootrackpad. Trackpad is jittery. I use an external mouse in it's place. However, after returning from sleep, trackpad works smoothly. Is there any fix? Also, how can I uninstall kexts from kextwizard?
#294
Posted 26 March 2013 - 11:31 AM
Anybody tried Lenovo Essential B590
#295
Posted 27 March 2013 - 01:34 AM
It has been so long since I visited here. I just updated through software update from 10.8.2 to 10.8.3. I had to replace AppleHDA and Applesmartbatterymanager. Everything works.
#296
Posted 29 March 2013 - 03:37 AM
hi thanks a lot for helping me to install mac to my lenovo v570c
. But i have problem with wifi. I couldn't use internet on wifi. I can see networks around me. I can connect them. But cant get proper ip address. I tried to use manuel ip and dns address' but didnt work. I would love if you could help me about this.
Edit: I could connect wifi with changing router's encrypt mode to tkip but still have problem with aes.
Edit: I could connect wifi with changing router's encrypt mode to tkip but still have problem with aes.
#298
Posted 01 April 2013 - 01:02 AM
I used the AppleHDA from the first post here. Mic is working.



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