Chameleon with DSDT override
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=132757
DSDT Patcher, a tool to fix your DSDT
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=133683
Howto?
1. Install OSX 10.5.4 (haven't tested this with other versions then iAtkos)
2. Remove default display & framebuffer kexts and install A.J.Allen's kexts ( http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?s=&...st&p=956250 )
3. Connect external monitor and reboot
4. Upon reboot your LCD display will remain black (non-working) and your external monitor will work in full res with QE and CI.
5. Install the latest chameleon ( hxxp://chameleon.osx86.hu/ ) per the instructions in the tar.gz file (1.0.11)
6. Replace /boot with the DSDT override boot (rename chameleon to boot) from mackerintel ( http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=132757 ).
7. Reboot your "mac" - you should see the new DSDT Chameleon booter with build date 2008-10-25 23:02:35
8. Everything still working? Ok!
DSDT
9. Grab the DSDT patcher by fassl ( http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=133683 ). Version 1.0.1d by the time of writing.
10. Doubleclick the DSDT Patcher file.
11. Open the dsdt_fixed.txt file in the debug folder.
12a. Find all lines containing AGP. Remove them (4)
12b. Remove the entire Device (AGP) declaration (around 214 lines)
12c. Remove the Scope(\_SB.PCI0.AGP) declaration (around 33 lines)
12d. Remove the vid2 declaration (a few lines)
12e. Under Device(VID) remove the Device(TV) dec (24)
12f. Under Device(VID) remove the Device(CRT) dec (24)
12g. Under Device(VID) remove the Device(DVI) dec (24)
13. Compile the new DSDT file using ../Tools/iasl -ta dsdt_fixed.txt
14. Copy the new DSDT file to the filesystem root using sudo cp dsdt.aml /
15. Reboot & enjoy!
Working:
- LCD display
- Resolution switching
- Some Fn-keys (brightness!)
Not (yet) working:
- sleep
Not tested:
- Reliability...
This is just a first try and perhaps a little hacky, but hey - it's working! I used a Dell D530 but, as fassl suggested, this solution should also work on VAIO's and other laptops. Please try and report your findings in the comments.
