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[mac4tp]

f0rcegr0wn, on 30 November 2012 - 11:46 PM, said:

I'm probably wrong but is the battery indicator meant to be working? (I asked before sorry) Everything else seems ok.
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Also I am thinking of using eSata cable for additional drive, will I have issues (will need to buy enclosure) ?

in the very first post it says that both should work OOB. And for my T410 with 10.7.5 I can confirm that.

On the other hand, sound also should work, but it does not work for me. So if you do not have the exact same machine with same BIOS and same OS, your results may differ, but anyway I would recheck the installation again.

[mac4tp]

mac4tp, on 30 November 2012 - 07:27 PM, said:

And is there s.th. I can modify by my self to get it working?

no, it seems that I can't :-(

I was looking in the differences of the two patched AppleHDA's for 10.8, I found out that the MacOS/AppleHDA-binaries are different and that Joshhh changed two "NodeIDs" in the compressed Resources/Platforms.xml.

But I have no clue what was patched in the MacOS/AppleHDA and in addition there is no Resources/Platforms.xml.zlib in the 10.7 kext that could be changed.

I even was not able to determine, from where Joshhh got the information about the pin-layout for input-/output channels.

So I just have to wait (or always attach headphones/speakers) : -)

[joshhh]

Battery indication works great with VoodooBattery and eSata works great too but eSata port in OSX doesn't work well with hot-plug. If OSX booted and you connect esata drive it gets detected, but if you unmount in and change physical disk in esata dock OSX won't show it until reboot

f0rcegr0wn, on 30 November 2012 - 11:46 PM, said:

Hi all,

I'm probably wrong but is the battery indicator meant to be working? (I asked before sorry)
Everything else seems ok.

(I know built-in wifi doesn't)

Also I am thinking of using eSata cable for additional drive, will I have issues (will need to buy enclosure) ?

Thanks!

(T510 on 10.8.2 LM)

Here is "fixed" AppleHDA for Lion. If it won't help I can try to 1) unpair speakers-headphones in sound config - easy fix 2) try to change something else in config - needs deeper analysis

 T410-Lion-fix-AppleHDA.kext.zip   1.66MB   12 downloads

mac4tp, on 01 December 2012 - 05:19 PM, said:

no, it seems that I can't :-(

I was looking in the differences of the two patched AppleHDA's for 10.8, I found out that the MacOS/AppleHDA-binaries are different and that Joshhh changed two "NodeIDs" in the compressed Resources/Platforms.xml.

But I have no clue what was patched in the MacOS/AppleHDA and in addition there is no Resources/Platforms.xml.zlib in the 10.7 kext that could be changed.

I even was not able to determine, from where Joshhh got the information about the pin-layout for input-/output channels.

So I just have to wait (or always attach headphones/speakers) : -)

[mac4tp]

Hi joshhh,

joshhh, on 01 December 2012 - 05:43 PM, said:

Here is "fixed" AppleHDA for Lion.

thank you very much for this.

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If it won't help I can try to 1) unpair speakers-headphones in sound config - easy fix 2) try to change something else in config - needs deeper analysis

I've seen that you added a "Platforms.xml" to the resources-directory, unfortunately it does not change anything either.


What do you mean with "unpair speakers-headphones in sound config" and how is it done?

If I go to the Audio-Preferences, I see on the "Output"-tab, that I have "Name: Internal Speakers, Typ: Integriert" (funny it's mixed German and English language), if I plug in my headphones, it changes to "Name: Headphones, Typ: Integriert" and the audio is played.

On the "Input"-tab I have "Line In" (not tested) and "Internal microphone" which is working if I select it.


On my old T60 with SL I had running the VoodooHDA, but I had several problems with it, like KPs and non-working audio after resume, so I do not want to try this again.

Does it make any difference that I am using the latest 1.44 BIOS on my T410, would it make sense to downgrade to your patched 1.43-version?

Is there a way to get audio working without patching the AppleHDA and just changing the DSDT for the laptop?


PS: "I've installed Lion on my T410 i7 with NVidia/256 and it works mostly perfect. Lion is 10.7.5 and BIOS is updated to the latest original-lenovo 1.44."

[Marcus2010]

First off, thanks for all the hard work Joshhh. ML works well on my T510.

Could anyone confirm that HDMI functions correctly? Because I can get the video output works but not for audio output.
In the system->sound->output panel, there is only internal speakers found.
Thanks

[joshhh]

Unpair will make two devices in outputs headphones and speakers

 T410-Lion-fix-2-AppleHDA.kext.zip   1.66MB   5 downloads

mac4tp, on 01 December 2012 - 11:33 PM, said:

DP->HDMI for video works well but for audio I got some problems with freeze on system boot and there is no TV listed in output options. Anyway I dint have much time to test all vars so possible it may work for audio output

Marcus2010, on 01 December 2012 - 11:49 PM, said:

First off, thanks for all the hard work Joshhh. ML works well on my T510.

Could anyone confirm that HDMI functions correctly? Because I can get the video output works but not for audio output.
In the system->sound->output panel, there is only internal speakers found.
Thanks

[tudt949]

My T410 (2522-CTO) has some problem after update to 10.8.2. I've follow this post:

joshhh, on 27 November 2012 - 05:19 PM, said:

Install Update and rollback AppleACPIPlatform and AppleHDA before reboot

And this thread (Step 4):
http://lifehacker.co...ng-a-hackintosh

Now it works well as 10.8. Many thanks to Joshhn, you've bring Mac OS X to my Lap )

[joshhh]

What kind of problem did you get?

tudt949, on 02 December 2012 - 05:50 AM, said:

My T410 (2522-CTO) has some problem after update to 10.8.2. And follow this post:

And this thread (Step 4):
http://lifehacker.co...ng-a-hackintosh

Now it work well as 10.8. Many thanks to Joshhn, you've bring Mac OS X to my Lap )

[tudt949]

My Lap loss audio & hangs on the gray Apple screen during boot. It still can boot into Graphic Safe mode (Using -x option at Chimera boot loader menu)

joshhh, on 02 December 2012 - 06:25 AM, said:

What kind of problem did you get?

[mac4tp]

joshhh, on 02 December 2012 - 12:08 AM, said:

Unpair will make two devices in outputs headphones and speakers

still no luck :-(

Headphones and Internal Speakers now are seperated in the Audio-prefs, if I select "Headphones" I get sound through them, if I select "Internal Speakers" I get nothing anymore.

What about others on their T410, do they get audio through the internal speakers?


PS: "I've installed Lion on my T410 i7 with NVidia/256 and it works mostly perfect. Lion is 10.7.5 and BIOS is updated to the latest original-lenovo 1.44."

[krst]

I had issues with this update on t410, but when i did a clean install of 10.8.2 with this update included i was able to make it work fine.
Don't ask what the difference is.

[mac4tp]

mac4tp, on 02 December 2012 - 12:47 PM, said:

still no luck :-(

Aaargggg ...

I just booted a Linux-Live-CD and guess what? No sound on speakers, OK could be the same problem like on Mac OS ...

But then I grabbed out an old harddrive, put the Lenovo Win7-Revovery on it and booted it. No sound on speakers (but on headphone) .


I have to admit that I never booted anything else than Mac OS on this system and that I have the laptop only since some weeks. But I never was thinking that there even was the possibility that the speakers could be defunct. I'm using ThinkPad since 15 years or so and this never happend to one of them :-(

Hopefully it's just the cable that is not connected.


@Joshhh: Thanks a lot for your efforts, sorry for bothering you with this and hopefully you received my small "thank you" a day ago or so ...

[joshhh]

I think its sense pin in sound connector malfunction. I had this problem on my old MSI PR210 laptop it didn't switch sound on headphones connection. It was pretty easy to replace it myself with soldering iron. Think this is same trouble. Only difference between them is lenovo has TRRS 4-pin but my old was 3-pin TRS

mac4tp, on 02 December 2012 - 01:35 PM, said:

Aaargggg ...

I just booted a Linux-Live-CD and guess what? No sound on speakers, OK could be the same problem like on Mac OS ...

But then I grabbed out an old harddrive, put the Lenovo Win7-Revovery on it and booted it. No sound on speakers (but on headphone) .


I have to admit that I never booted anything else than Mac OS on this system and that I have the laptop only since some weeks. But I never was thinking that there even was the possibility that the speakers could be defunct. I'm using ThinkPad since 15 years or so and this never happend to one of them :-(

Hopefully it's just the cable that is not connected.


@Joshhh: Thanks a lot for your efforts, sorry for bothering you with this and hopefully you received my small "thank you" a day ago or so ...

[mac4tp]

Hi Joshhh,

joshhh, on 02 December 2012 - 02:04 PM, said:

I think its sense pin in sound connector malfunction.

unfortunately I think you are wrong with this (see picture) :-(

 SpeakerLeftWire.JPG   113.8K   18 downloads

Which idiot has done this???

Now I have to look how I get resolved this "issue", either I have warranty from the dealer where I bought the laptop used, or I still have IBM warranty. I think that audio probably never was working on this laptop, but it also is possible the the used-laptops dealer has done this, so IBM warranty will not count. And actually I do not want to send my laptop fo weeks to repair, so might be I just try to get a new speaker and replace the old one and hope, that the shortcut did not kill anything on the board.

[joshhh]

mac4tp, on 02 December 2012 - 06:17 PM, said:

Hi Joshhh,

unfortunately I think you are wrong with this (see picture) :-(
Oh {censored}! really sad about it. Maybe possible to peel-cut wires, connect it and check if warranty is no more valid


SpeakerLeftWire.JPG

Which idiot has done this???

Now I have to look how I get resolved this "issue", either I have warranty from the dealer where I bought the laptop used, or I still have IBM warranty. I think that audio probably never was working on this laptop, but it also is possible the the used-laptops dealer has done this, so IBM warranty will not count. And actually I do not want to send my laptop fo weeks to repair, so might be I just try to get a new speaker and replace the old one and hope, that the shortcut did not kill anything on the board.

[f0rcegr0wn]

Fixed!

Was renaming by previous kext files accidentally keeping the kext extension.

Thank you all!

joshhh, on 01 December 2012 - 05:43 PM, said:

Battery indication works great with VoodooBattery and eSata works great too but eSata port in OSX doesn't work well with hot-plug. If OSX booted and you connect esata drive it gets detected, but if you unmount in and change physical disk in esata dock OSX won't show it until reboot


Here is "fixed" AppleHDA for Lion. If it won't help I can try to 1) unpair speakers-headphones in sound config - easy fix 2) try to change something else in config - needs deeper analysis

T410-Lion-fix-AppleHDA.kext.zip

[mango_lier]

Silly question, the top of the post indicate that wireless works for T410. Do you mean the built in Centrino 6250 AGN + WiMAX with BIOS update? Or some other card?

[joshhh]

Non of all Intel WLAN cards works in OSX, Wi-Fi Link 1000/6100/6150/6200/6250

Only OSX compatible cards works with whitelisted bios from first post of thread

mango_lier, on 05 December 2012 - 07:31 PM, said:

Silly question, the top of the post indicate that wireless works for T410. Do you mean the built in Centrino 6250 AGN + WiMAX with BIOS update? Or some other card?

[mango_lier]

Thanks, that is what I thought. How about the bluetooth? Same story?. Any recomendations on WiFi and Bluetooth

[joshhh]

BT works fine with Apple HID devices Keyboard, Touchpad and Mouse. WIthout correct dsdt it gets lost after sleep sometimes and only reboot to windows or ubuntu may help to enable it again.

I updated first post of thread with info about supported WLAN cards

mango_lier, on 05 December 2012 - 10:34 PM, said:

Thanks, that is what I thought. How about the bluetooth? Same story?. Any recomendations on WiFi and Bluetooth