Ozmosis

Aigors · June 25, 2014

The first four are must have, yes works on z87

Compress way is for room saving

xpamamadeus · June 25, 2014

-partitionDXE is this a must have?

-DisablerKext is this a must have?

Both are only for snow leopard.

ArcticFox · June 25, 2014

What do I have to edit in DSDT.

xpamamadeus · June 25, 2014

What do I have to edit in DSDT.

check this thread.

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/294315-radeon-r9-270x-framebuffer-issue/

ArcticFox · June 25, 2014

I did do but I can't find any of that in my DSDT.

xelanaiznac · June 25, 2014

The first four are must have, yes works on z87

Compress way is for room saving

tried to put ozmosistheme on my bios but it doesn't work. should i delete the gigabyte file logo (if it exists?)?

xpamamadeus · June 25, 2014

tried to put ozmosistheme on my bios but it doesn't work. should i delete the gigabyte file logo (if it exists?)?

dont work how ?

U cant enter ozmosis GUI with home button ?

I did do but I can't find any of that in my DSDT.

U cant find what ?

U used maciasl and apply patch from this thread ?

xelanaiznac · June 25, 2014

dont work how ?

U cant enter ozmosis GUI with home button ?

U cant find what ?

U used maciasl and apply patch from this thread ?

when i turn on my pc i have the gigabyte logo and not the quo logo. is this the theme or am i wrong?

which is the home button? i'm using apple wireless keyboard

Aigors · June 25, 2014

tried to put ozmosistheme on my bios but it doesn't work. should i delete the gigabyte file logo (if it exists?)?

the ozmosistheme dont work on z87 chipset, you have to press maybe F8 or other function key to show boot menu, if you can read OSX Mavericks installation or something like that, ozmosis are working, you can put ozmosis in boot volume on bios instead of volume where is CORE_DXE in this way you can see Quo logo.

xelanaiznac · June 25, 2014

the ozmosistheme dont work on z87 chipset, you have to press maybe F8 or other function key to show boot menu, if you can read OSX Mavericks installation or something like that, ozmosis are working, you can put ozmosis in boot volume on bios instead of volume where is CORE_DXE in this way you can see Quo logo.

i don't understand. what i have to do to see the quo logo at the boot screen instead of gigabyte logo?

Aigors · June 25, 2014

Put module ozmosis in boot volume on bios instead of volume where is CORE_DXE but it's' not important quo logo, if you see OSX hdd or usb stick with osx installer pressing F8 or F10, it's' ok

xpamamadeus · June 25, 2014

I did do but I can't find any of that in my DSDT.

apply ozmosis files to this bios and try.

i patched dsdt for u and report.test1.rom.zip

i don't understand. what i have to do to see the quo logo at the boot screen instead of gigabyte logo?

This are boot logo files u want change.

And if u want make own logo this its tool to do this from windows.

ChangeLogo.zip

xelanaiznac · June 25, 2014

apply ozmosis files to this bios and try.

i patched dsdt for u and report.test1.rom.zip

This are boot logo files u want change.

And if u want make own logo this its tool to do this from windows.

ChangeLogo.zip

thank you

hi guys. please, is something else i can do to improve my dsdt for the z87x ud4h?

these are my steps after extracting the dsdt through uefitool and dsdt2bios utility:

1-patched with pjalm z87x-ud4h

2-patched with toleda 8 series-clean compile

3-patched with toleda desktop-hd5k/AMD/NVIDIA-A1

4-edited the igpu value (this gives me airplay mirroring using gfx as primary display)

5-adding the ssdt for power management at the bottom

6-compile and save

attached the original dsdt and the dsdt edited as i wrote before (without putting the ssdt for power management at the bottom).

thank you

DSDT-Original.aml.zip

DSDTpatched.aml.zip

ArcticFox · June 25, 2014

apply ozmosis files to this bios and try.

i patched dsdt for u and report.test1.rom.zip

This are boot logo files u want change.

And if u want make own logo this its tool to do this from windows.

ChangeLogo.zip

Wow thank you will try it out.

ammoune78 · June 25, 2014

i don't understand. what i have to do to see the quo logo at the boot screen instead of gigabyte logo?

Hi xelanaiznac!

If you like to use QUO LOGO, try to replace the raw file with this attached one inside this module on the bios: 7BB28B99-61BB-11D5-9A5D

QUO-LOGO.raw.zip

bs0d · June 25, 2014

all the logo's do are waste space and more importantly slows down the boot due to the screen mode changes, especially with csm video.

ArcticFox · June 26, 2014

xpam, I tried that rom and I still don't get a second screen on my 280X, how do I change the framebuffer.

Using Ozmosis it says the framebuffer is Futomaki and I don't get second screen:

Using Clover it says the framebuffer is RadeonFramebuffer and I do get second screen:

THe KiNG · June 26, 2014

... I tried that rom and I still don't get a second screen on my 280X, how do I change the framebuffer.

...

It was said before, I will say it again, you cannot change the framebuffer!

StoneTemplePilots · June 26, 2014

I put DSDT.aml and SSDT.aml into

S:\EFI\Quo\Acpi\Load>dir
Datenträger in Laufwerk S: ist EFI
Volumeseriennummer: BAA1-7422

Verzeichnis von S:\EFI\Quo\Acpi\Load

26.06.2014 22:21    <DIR>          .
21.03.2014 23:36    <DIR>          ..
26.06.2014 22:14            40.788 DSDT.aml
26.06.2014 20:53               915 SSDT.aml
               2 Datei(en),         41.703 Bytes
               2 Verzeichnis(se),    456.372.224 Bytes frei

but however it's ignored as I see with bdmesg. Does loading from this location need to be enabled at commandline?

Dump excerpt from bdmesg:

06:761 00:055 Found Storage PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1C,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/Pci(0x5,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/VenHw(CF31FAC5-C24E-11D2-85F3-00A0C93EC93B,80)/?/HD(1,GPT,C0379A4E-B0EF-46E6-9913-D6C4237F319E,0x800,0x100000)
06:761 00:000 Base Directory Path :\Efi\Quo\:
06:796 00:034 Local Path          :\Efi\Quo\Darwin\:
06:796 00:000 Common Kexts Path   :\Efi\Quo\Darwin\Extensions\:
06:796 00:000 ACPI Dump Path      :\Efi\Quo\Acpi\Dump\:
06:796 00:000 ACPI Load Path      :\Efi\Quo\Acpi\Load\:
06:796 00:000 Found Defaults 99F2839C-57C3-411E-ABC3-ADE5267D960D from Fv
06:797 00:001 Acpi Loader Mode 0x004D (Enabled  | Darwin | Windows | Update Legacy)
07:465 00:667 Boot0001 "Windows Boot Manager" Already exists.
07:465 00:000 Boot0002 "EFI Shell" Already exists.
07:483 00:018 Boot0003 "Windows Boot Manager" Already exists.
07:483 00:000 Boot0005 "EFI Shell" Already exists.
07:504 00:021 Boot0006 "OS X Mavericks" Already exists.
07:514 00:009 Boot0007 "Install Mavericks" Already exists.
07:745 00:231 Boot0008 "OS X Yosemite" Already exists.
07:794 00:048 Boot000A "Recovery HD" Already exists.
09:686 01:892 BootOrder 03 08 0A 05 06 81 13 0E 04 01 02 07 11 80 00 (15)
16:507 06:820 Darwin BootLoader Detected "boot.efi" \System\Library\CoreServices\boot.efi
16:507 00:000 Acpi Loader Mode 0x004D (Enabled  | Darwin | Windows | Update Legacy) Loader Mask 0x4 (Darwin)
16:508 00:000 Legacy RSDP 0x000FD8A0 r2  0x0024 0x6C "ALASKA" 0xC6 0xDDA12028 0xDDA12078
16:508 00:000 Parsed RSDP 0xDDA12000 r2  0x0024 0x6C "ALASKA" 0xC6 0xDDA12028 0xDDA12078
16:508 00:000 Check  FACP 0xDDA1D0C0 r5  0x010C 0x2A "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x20494D41 0x10013     
16:508 00:000 Check  FACS 0xDDB44080 r3  0x0040 0x18 "<B1><ED>    " "        " 0x0        0x0        0x2         
16:508 00:000 Check  DSDT 0xDDA12180 r2  0xAF3B 0xEF "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x22       0x4C544E49 0x20051117  
16:508 00:000 Check  APIC 0xDDA1D1D0 r3  0x0092 0xD2 "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x20494D41 0x10013     
16:508 00:000 Check  FPDT 0xDDA1D268 r1  0x0044 0x6E "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x20494D41 0x10013     
16:508 00:000 Check  MCFG 0xDDA1D2B0 r1  0x003C 0xA9 "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x5446534D 0x97        
16:508 00:000 Check  HPET 0xDDA1D2F0 r1  0x0038 0xB6 "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x2E494D41 0x5         
16:508 00:000 Check  SSDT 0xDDA1D328 r1  0x036D 0x3C "SataRe" "SataTabl" 0x1000     0x4C544E49 0x20091112  
16:508 00:000 Check  SSDT 0xDDA1E218 r1  0x0A92 0xF8 "PmRef " "CpuPm   " 0x3000     0x4C544E49 0x20051117         
16:508 00:000 Check  SSDT 0xDDA1D868 r1  0x09AA 0xED "PmRef " "Cpu0Ist " 0x3000     0x4C544E49 0x20051117  
16:508 00:000 Update RSDP 0xDDA12000 r2  0x0024 0xB4 "ALASKA" 0x5D 0xDDA10000 0xDDA10100
16:508 00:000 Update RSDP 0x000FD8A0 r2  0x0024 0xB4 "ALASKA" 0x5D 0xDDA10000 0xDDA10100
16:509 00:001 Found 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82:boot-args "kext-dev-mode=1 dart=0 -v" (26)

what's the line

16:507 00:000 Acpi Loader Mode 0x004D (Enabled | Darwin | Windows | Update Legacy) Loader Mask 0x4 (Darwin)

?

however dsdt2bios fails for me:

update: fixed loading DSDT.aml putting QUO folder on every single EFI FAT32 partition:

00:001 Patch DSDT 0xDDA12180 r2 0x9F54 0x5B "ALASKA" "A M I " 0x22 0x4C544E49 0x20131218 DSDT.aml

bs0d · June 26, 2014

Its chosing some external disk you have that contains a /EFI/QUO folder delete that and boot without that drive connected and /EFI/QUO will be created on an internal drive.

and that should then appear in this log line instead of your external drive.

Found Storage PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1C,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/Pci(0x5,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/VenHw(CF31FAC5-C24E-11D2-85F3-00A0C93EC93B,80)/?/HD(1,GPT,C0379A4E-B0EF-46E6-9913-D6C4237F319E,0x800,0x100000)

The thinking is ..... if you make a mistake with a file that gets loaded from the internal disk, you can plug in an external drive with an /EFI/QUO folder which will take precendce of the internal drive and hopefully let you boot.

It should create and use /EFI/QUO folder on your first internal disk's EFI System Partition, thats its normal location.

Edited June 26, 2014 by bs0d

Aigors · June 26, 2014

I put DSDT.aml and SSDT.aml into

but however it's ignored as I see with bdmesg. Does loading from this location need to be enabled at commandline?

Dump excerpt from bdmesg:

06:761 00:055 Found Storage PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1C,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/Pci(0x5,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/VenHw(CF31FAC5-C24E-11D2-85F3-00A0C93EC93B,80)/?/HD(1,GPT,C0379A4E-B0EF-46E6-9913-D6C4237F319E,0x800,0x100000)
06:761 00:000 Base Directory Path :\Efi\Quo\:
06:796 00:034 Local Path          :\Efi\Quo\Darwin\:
06:796 00:000 Common Kexts Path   :\Efi\Quo\Darwin\Extensions\:
06:796 00:000 ACPI Dump Path      :\Efi\Quo\Acpi\Dump\:
06:796 00:000 ACPI Load Path      :\Efi\Quo\Acpi\Load\:
06:796 00:000 Found Defaults 99F2839C-57C3-411E-ABC3-ADE5267D960D from Fv
06:797 00:001 Acpi Loader Mode 0x004D (Enabled  | Darwin | Windows | Update Legacy)
07:465 00:667 Boot0001 "Windows Boot Manager" Already exists.
07:465 00:000 Boot0002 "EFI Shell" Already exists.
07:483 00:018 Boot0003 "Windows Boot Manager" Already exists.
07:483 00:000 Boot0005 "EFI Shell" Already exists.
07:504 00:021 Boot0006 "OS X Mavericks" Already exists.
07:514 00:009 Boot0007 "Install Mavericks" Already exists.
07:745 00:231 Boot0008 "OS X Yosemite" Already exists.
07:794 00:048 Boot000A "Recovery HD" Already exists.
09:686 01:892 BootOrder 03 08 0A 05 06 81 13 0E 04 01 02 07 11 80 00 (15)
16:507 06:820 Darwin BootLoader Detected "boot.efi" \System\Library\CoreServices\boot.efi
16:507 00:000 Acpi Loader Mode 0x004D (Enabled  | Darwin | Windows | Update Legacy) Loader Mask 0x4 (Darwin)
16:508 00:000 Legacy RSDP 0x000FD8A0 r2  0x0024 0x6C "ALASKA" 0xC6 0xDDA12028 0xDDA12078
16:508 00:000 Parsed RSDP 0xDDA12000 r2  0x0024 0x6C "ALASKA" 0xC6 0xDDA12028 0xDDA12078
16:508 00:000 Check  FACP 0xDDA1D0C0 r5  0x010C 0x2A "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x20494D41 0x10013     
16:508 00:000 Check  FACS 0xDDB44080 r3  0x0040 0x18 "<B1><ED>    " "        " 0x0        0x0        0x2         
16:508 00:000 Check  DSDT 0xDDA12180 r2  0xAF3B 0xEF "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x22       0x4C544E49 0x20051117  
16:508 00:000 Check  APIC 0xDDA1D1D0 r3  0x0092 0xD2 "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x20494D41 0x10013     
16:508 00:000 Check  FPDT 0xDDA1D268 r1  0x0044 0x6E "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x20494D41 0x10013     
16:508 00:000 Check  MCFG 0xDDA1D2B0 r1  0x003C 0xA9 "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x5446534D 0x97        
16:508 00:000 Check  HPET 0xDDA1D2F0 r1  0x0038 0xB6 "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x2E494D41 0x5         
16:508 00:000 Check  SSDT 0xDDA1D328 r1  0x036D 0x3C "SataRe" "SataTabl" 0x1000     0x4C544E49 0x20091112  
16:508 00:000 Check  SSDT 0xDDA1E218 r1  0x0A92 0xF8 "PmRef " "CpuPm   " 0x3000     0x4C544E49 0x20051117         
16:508 00:000 Check  SSDT 0xDDA1D868 r1  0x09AA 0xED "PmRef " "Cpu0Ist " 0x3000     0x4C544E49 0x20051117  
16:508 00:000 Update RSDP 0xDDA12000 r2  0x0024 0xB4 "ALASKA" 0x5D 0xDDA10000 0xDDA10100
16:508 00:000 Update RSDP 0x000FD8A0 r2  0x0024 0xB4 "ALASKA" 0x5D 0xDDA10000 0xDDA10100
16:509 00:001 Found 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82:boot-args "kext-dev-mode=1 dart=0 -v" (26)

what's the line

16:507 00:000 Acpi Loader Mode 0x004D (Enabled | Darwin | Windows | Update Legacy) Loader Mask 0x4 (Darwin)

?

however dsdt2bios fails for me:

Bildschirmfoto 2014-06-27 um 00.27.08.png

update: fixed loading DSDT.aml putting QUO folder on every single EFI FAT32 partition:

00:001 Patch DSDT 0xDDA12180 r2 0x9F54 0x5B "ALASKA" "A M I " 0x22 0x4C544E49 0x20131218 DSDT.aml

can you be more specific?

StoneTemplePilots · June 26, 2014

can you be more specific?

I have multiple EFI boot partitions and the QUO folder wasn't on all of them, so I copied over the whole QUO folder onto any FAT32 boot partition, now it loads the DSDT.aml.

However SSDT.aml doesn't get loaded.

bs0d · June 26, 2014

its on your external disk S:

it will be created if it cant find it already on a disk.

i told you how to fix it ... remove the external disk shown in your log and it would have created /EFI/QUO on the internal disk, but you also need to remove the folder from the external disk otherwise it will use that next time its connected when you boot.

i'd remove all the /EFI/QUO folders you made and let it make one itself.

xpamamadeus · June 27, 2014

I put DSDT.aml and SSDT.aml into

but however it's ignored as I see with bdmesg. Does loading from this location need to be enabled at commandline?

Dump excerpt from bdmesg:

06:761 00:055 Found Storage PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1C,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/Pci(0x5,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/VenHw(CF31FAC5-C24E-11D2-85F3-00A0C93EC93B,80)/?/HD(1,GPT,C0379A4E-B0EF-46E6-9913-D6C4237F319E,0x800,0x100000)
06:761 00:000 Base Directory Path :\Efi\Quo\:
06:796 00:034 Local Path          :\Efi\Quo\Darwin\:
06:796 00:000 Common Kexts Path   :\Efi\Quo\Darwin\Extensions\:
06:796 00:000 ACPI Dump Path      :\Efi\Quo\Acpi\Dump\:
06:796 00:000 ACPI Load Path      :\Efi\Quo\Acpi\Load\:
06:796 00:000 Found Defaults 99F2839C-57C3-411E-ABC3-ADE5267D960D from Fv
06:797 00:001 Acpi Loader Mode 0x004D (Enabled  | Darwin | Windows | Update Legacy)
07:465 00:667 Boot0001 "Windows Boot Manager" Already exists.
07:465 00:000 Boot0002 "EFI Shell" Already exists.
07:483 00:018 Boot0003 "Windows Boot Manager" Already exists.
07:483 00:000 Boot0005 "EFI Shell" Already exists.
07:504 00:021 Boot0006 "OS X Mavericks" Already exists.
07:514 00:009 Boot0007 "Install Mavericks" Already exists.
07:745 00:231 Boot0008 "OS X Yosemite" Already exists.
07:794 00:048 Boot000A "Recovery HD" Already exists.
09:686 01:892 BootOrder 03 08 0A 05 06 81 13 0E 04 01 02 07 11 80 00 (15)
16:507 06:820 Darwin BootLoader Detected "boot.efi" \System\Library\CoreServices\boot.efi
16:507 00:000 Acpi Loader Mode 0x004D (Enabled  | Darwin | Windows | Update Legacy) Loader Mask 0x4 (Darwin)
16:508 00:000 Legacy RSDP 0x000FD8A0 r2  0x0024 0x6C "ALASKA" 0xC6 0xDDA12028 0xDDA12078
16:508 00:000 Parsed RSDP 0xDDA12000 r2  0x0024 0x6C "ALASKA" 0xC6 0xDDA12028 0xDDA12078
16:508 00:000 Check  FACP 0xDDA1D0C0 r5  0x010C 0x2A "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x20494D41 0x10013     
16:508 00:000 Check  FACS 0xDDB44080 r3  0x0040 0x18 "<B1><ED>    " "        " 0x0        0x0        0x2         
16:508 00:000 Check  DSDT 0xDDA12180 r2  0xAF3B 0xEF "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x22       0x4C544E49 0x20051117  
16:508 00:000 Check  APIC 0xDDA1D1D0 r3  0x0092 0xD2 "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x20494D41 0x10013     
16:508 00:000 Check  FPDT 0xDDA1D268 r1  0x0044 0x6E "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x20494D41 0x10013     
16:508 00:000 Check  MCFG 0xDDA1D2B0 r1  0x003C 0xA9 "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x5446534D 0x97        
16:508 00:000 Check  HPET 0xDDA1D2F0 r1  0x0038 0xB6 "ALASKA" "A M I   " 0x1072009  0x2E494D41 0x5         
16:508 00:000 Check  SSDT 0xDDA1D328 r1  0x036D 0x3C "SataRe" "SataTabl" 0x1000     0x4C544E49 0x20091112  
16:508 00:000 Check  SSDT 0xDDA1E218 r1  0x0A92 0xF8 "PmRef " "CpuPm   " 0x3000     0x4C544E49 0x20051117         
16:508 00:000 Check  SSDT 0xDDA1D868 r1  0x09AA 0xED "PmRef " "Cpu0Ist " 0x3000     0x4C544E49 0x20051117  
16:508 00:000 Update RSDP 0xDDA12000 r2  0x0024 0xB4 "ALASKA" 0x5D 0xDDA10000 0xDDA10100
16:508 00:000 Update RSDP 0x000FD8A0 r2  0x0024 0xB4 "ALASKA" 0x5D 0xDDA10000 0xDDA10100
16:509 00:001 Found 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82:boot-args "kext-dev-mode=1 dart=0 -v" (26)

what's the line

16:507 00:000 Acpi Loader Mode 0x004D (Enabled | Darwin | Windows | Update Legacy) Loader Mask 0x4 (Darwin)

?

however dsdt2bios fails for me:

Bildschirmfoto 2014-06-27 um 00.27.08.png

update: fixed loading DSDT.aml putting QUO folder on every single EFI FAT32 partition:

00:001 Patch DSDT 0xDDA12180 r2 0x9F54 0x5B "ALASKA" "A M I " 0x22 0x4C544E49 0x20131218 DSDT.aml

Check first post for DSDT2bios.

StoneTemplePilots · June 27, 2014

Check first post for DSDT2bios.

Hi xpamamamdeus,

I followed your guide exactly, but as you can see dsdt2bios fails with

"File has .ROM section. It can't be patched."

However I can tell you additionally, that loading DSDT.aml from EFI partition is not working as it should.

There are some parts of the existing DSDT merged with the patched DSDT, and that's why my audio still doesn't work.

I remember we discussed DSDT patching at MDL so next step is to try it manually.

Ozmosis

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