Intel HD Graphics / GMA 5700

oki270 · August 15, 2011

1 is wrong ... GPU is detected also the memory position is not the problem ... EDID is read correctly, also in my case connector info is set corr.

Please show me your connector info correctly detected by AppleIntelHDGraphicsFB.

Xenon12 · August 15, 2011

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php...st&id=98840

EDID (and connectorinfo) correctly detected by AppleIntelHDFB ... but black screen on the display

oki270 · August 15, 2011

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php...st&id=98840

EDID (and connectorinfo) correctly detected by AppleIntelHDFB ... but black screen on the display

Hi Xenon12,

your connector info is correct only if you don't have any external connector on your graphics card. Is that the case?

EDID looks good.

Oki

Xenon12 · August 15, 2011

I have VGA and HDMI but no signal on theese... How can we inject other connectorinfo?

slowTerminal · August 16, 2011

I think that we should start playing with Lion, because Snow Leopard will no longer be updated by Apple.

oki270 · August 16, 2011

Following properties are supplied by AppleGraphicsControl as a first part of "doSetup" procedure of setting up framebuffer:

"AAPL00,Dither"

"AAPL00,DualLink"

"AAPL00,LinkFormat"

"AAPL00,LinkType"

"AAPL00,PixelFormat"

"AAPL,display-alias"

"AAPL,alias-policy"

"AAPL0,T1" - "AAPL0,T7"

"AAPL01,override-has-edid-digital"

Those are red on start of AppleIntelHDGraphicsFB.

I am currently rewriting someones GMA enabler part of Chameleon (can't remember who is the author) to supply those data prior to FB loading. This should be the first part. Later will follow the rest.

Oki

P.S. If someone knows exact meaning of all those parameters and how are they interpreted by FB driver - it would speed the things up .

darchive · August 16, 2011

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php...7630&st=211

oki270 · August 16, 2011

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php...7630&st=211

\Thanks :-).

oki270 · August 17, 2011

Note to self - model must be MacBookPro6,1 due to check in FB kext:

__data:00013880 _osinfoList dd offset aMacbookpro61

__data:00013888 dd offset aMacbookpro62

Anyone has smbios.plist from MacBookPro6,2 with real board and serial number?

sockerkid · August 17, 2011

As you wish.. Included DSDT etc.. get it from somehwere in this forum.. credit to that person..

Note to self - model must be MacBookPro6,1 due to check in FB kext:

__data:00013880 _osinfoList dd offset aMacbookpro61

__data:00013888 dd offset aMacbookpro62

Anyone has smbios.plist from MacBookPro6,2 with real board and serial number?

MacBookPro6_2.rar

pal0r · August 17, 2011

By The Way.. i got a HP ProBook 4520s..

Updating to 10.7.1 and my System doesn´t boot anymore

but it seems that my graphic was found...

have a look ..

Well.. i write again later times, when my system is running =P

Loading VoodooHDA 0.2.1 (based on hdac version 20090401_0132)
Controller: Intel PCH (vendor ID:8086, device ID: 3b56)
warning: couldn´t set recording source to microphone
warning: couldn´t set recording source to microphone
Codec #0: IDT 92HD81B1X (vendor ID: 111d, device ID: 7605)
VoodooPS2SynapticsTouchPad loaded
Codec #1: Lucent/Agere Systems (Unknown) (vendor ID: 11c1, device ID: 1040)
Codec #3: Intel (Unknown) (vendor ID: 8086, device ID: 2804)
warning: found invalid min/max dB (using default -22.5 -> 0.0 range)
warning: found invalid min/max dB (using default -22.5 -> 0.0 range)
warning: found invalid min/max dB (using default -22.5 -> 0.0 range)
No interval found for . Using 8000000
VoodooPS2Trackpad: Synaptics TouchPad v7.4
Sound assertion "!fProvider-> open ( this )" failed in AppleHDAController at line 351 goto Exit
DSMOS has arrived
VoodooHDAEngine[0x625da00]::volumeChanged(0x4e82e00, 75, 100)
VoodooHDAEngine[0x625da00]::volumeChanged(0x6237900, 75, 100)
VoodooHDAEngine[0x65fd800]::volumeChanged(0x6604800, 75, 0)  
VoodooHDAEngine[0x65fd800]::volumeChanged(0x6604f00, 75, 0)  
VoodooHDAEngine[0x65fd800]::outputMuteChanged(0x4ec3500, 0, 1)

iMoJo · August 17, 2011

Anyone has smbios.plist from MacBookPro6,2 with real board and serial number?

Try these ones:

  <key>SMboardproduct</key>
 <string>Mac-F22686C8</string>
 <key>SMproductname</key>
 <string>MacBookPro6,2</string>
 <key>SMserial</key>
 <string>W8041081AGY</string>

pal0r · August 17, 2011

Bad news =/, by deleting my IntelHDGraphics kexts my System is booting to Desktop..

morkb · August 17, 2011

Note to self - model must be MacBookPro6,1 due to check in FB kext:

__data:00013880 _osinfoList dd offset aMacbookpro61

__data:00013888 dd offset aMacbookpro62

Anyone has smbios.plist from MacBookPro6,2 with real board and serial number?

Hi oki,

why did you say Fb is looking for smbios 6,1 and you are looking for 6,2?

thanks

Marco

by the way the applegraphicscontrol values to pass to Fb could be included in gfx string as well I think

bye marco

oki270 · August 17, 2011

Hi oki,

why did you say Fb is looking for smbios 6,1 and you are looking for 6,2?

thanks

Marco

by the way the applegraphicscontrol values to pass to Fb could be included in gfx string as well I think

bye marco

Hi morkb,

it searches for either 6,1 or 6,2 so it was the same to me.

1) Static values can be passed using EFI string.

2) Dynamic values are passed through commandgate interface (in this case fb is server, agc is client)

3) AGC takes care of all interrupts raised by GPU (plug/unplug of monitor to external interface/temperature sensors/etc etc...)

Not simple at all :-).

Oki

GhostRaider · August 18, 2011

Hey guys, can I ask something?

Well anyways I was looking at the IORegistry dumps from the official MacBook Pro 6,1 and MacBook Pro 8,1. I've noticed that both of these MacBook Pros refer Intel HD Graphics as "IGPU@2". See the screenshots below:

On the MacBook Pro 6,1 there is a reference called GFX0@0 which is where the NVidia graphics card is located. However it seems that Intel HD Graphics can work by itself.

On our hackintoshes, I'll use mine as an example, refers Intel HD Graphics as "GFX0@2".

Can someone explain why is it referred to as GFX0@2? Anyways can this be changed in the DSDT? Maybe this is why Intel HD Graphics has difficulty detecting our display?

XmodD · August 18, 2011

was thinking about it too, but do not believe, that that makes a difference. Yes it can be changed by DSDT. Can u send me your DSDT part from IGPU / GFX ?

Xenon12 · August 18, 2011

			Device (GFX0)
		{
			Name (_ADR, 0x00020000)
			Method (PCPC, 0, NotSerialized)
			{
				ECST (0x6F)
			}

			Method (PAPR, 0, NotSerialized)
			{
				Return (Zero)
			}

			Method (_DOS, 1, NotSerialized)
			{
				Store (And (Arg0, 0x07), DSEN)
				If (LEqual (And (Arg0, 0x03), Zero))
				{
					If (CondRefOf (HDOS))
					{
						HDOS ()
					}
				}
			}

			Method (_DOD, 0, NotSerialized)
			{
				If (CondRefOf (IDAB)) {}
				Else
				{
					Store (Zero, NDID)
					If (LNotEqual (DIDL, Zero))
					{
						Store (SDDL (DIDL), DID1)
					}

					If (LNotEqual (DDL2, Zero))
					{
						Store (SDDL (DDL2), DID2)
					}

					If (LNotEqual (DDL3, Zero))
					{
						Store (SDDL (DDL3), DID3)
					}

					If (LNotEqual (DDL4, Zero))
					{
						Store (SDDL (DDL4), DID4)
					}

					If (LNotEqual (DDL5, Zero))
					{
						Store (SDDL (DDL5), DID5)
					}

					If (LNotEqual (DDL6, Zero))
					{
						Store (SDDL (DDL6), DID6)
					}

					If (LNotEqual (DDL7, Zero))
					{
						Store (SDDL (DDL7), DID7)
					}

					If (LNotEqual (DDL8, Zero))
					{
						Store (SDDL (DDL8), DID8)
					}
				}

				If (LEqual (NDID, One))
				{
					Name (TMP1, Package (0x01)
					{
						0xFFFFFFFF
					})
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID1), Index (TMP1, Zero))
					Return (TMP1)
				}

				If (LEqual (NDID, 0x02))
				{
					Name (TMP2, Package (0x02)
					{
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF
					})
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID1), Index (TMP2, Zero))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID2), Index (TMP2, One))
					Return (TMP2)
				}

				If (LEqual (NDID, 0x03))
				{
					Name (TMP3, Package (0x03)
					{
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF
					})
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID1), Index (TMP3, Zero))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID2), Index (TMP3, One))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID3), Index (TMP3, 0x02))
					Return (TMP3)
				}

				If (LEqual (NDID, 0x04))
				{
					Name (TMP4, Package (0x04)
					{
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF
					})
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID1), Index (TMP4, Zero))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID2), Index (TMP4, One))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID3), Index (TMP4, 0x02))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID4), Index (TMP4, 0x03))
					Return (TMP4)
				}

				If (LEqual (NDID, 0x05))
				{
					Name (TMP5, Package (0x05)
					{
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF
					})
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID1), Index (TMP5, Zero))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID2), Index (TMP5, One))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID3), Index (TMP5, 0x02))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID4), Index (TMP5, 0x03))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID5), Index (TMP5, 0x04))
					Return (TMP5)
				}

				If (LEqual (NDID, 0x06))
				{
					Name (TMP6, Package (0x06)
					{
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF
					})
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID1), Index (TMP6, Zero))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID2), Index (TMP6, One))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID3), Index (TMP6, 0x02))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID4), Index (TMP6, 0x03))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID5), Index (TMP6, 0x04))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID6), Index (TMP6, 0x05))
					Return (TMP6)
				}

				If (LEqual (NDID, 0x07))
				{
					Name (TMP7, Package (0x07)
					{
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF
					})
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID1), Index (TMP7, Zero))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID2), Index (TMP7, One))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID3), Index (TMP7, 0x02))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID4), Index (TMP7, 0x03))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID5), Index (TMP7, 0x04))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID6), Index (TMP7, 0x05))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID7), Index (TMP7, 0x06))
					Return (TMP7)
				}

				If (LEqual (NDID, 0x08))
				{
					Name (TMP8, Package (0x08)
					{
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF, 
						0xFFFFFFFF
					})
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID1), Index (TMP8, Zero))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID2), Index (TMP8, One))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID3), Index (TMP8, 0x02))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID4), Index (TMP8, 0x03))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID5), Index (TMP8, 0x04))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID6), Index (TMP8, 0x05))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID7), Index (TMP8, 0x06))
					Store (Or (0x00010000, DID8), Index (TMP8, 0x07))
					Return (TMP8)
				}

				Return (Package (0x01)
				{
					0x0400
				})
			}

I changed it...

IGPU.tiff

nmano · August 18, 2011

Hi guys

I thing this is v.impotant about GMUX

We have to add DSDT

I find MacBookPro 6.2 ioreg

How can Any guide/Any idia?

apple support

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/242019...45&tstart=0

nmano · August 18, 2011

Hi guys

I thing this is v.impotant about GMUX

We have to add DSDT

I find MacBookPro 6.2 ioreg

How can Any guide/Any idia?

apple support

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/242019...45&tstart=0

sample

Intel HD Graphics:

Chipset Model: Intel HD Graphics

Type: GPU

Bus: Built-In

VRAM (Total): 288 MB

Vendor: Intel (0x8086)

Device ID: 0x0046

Revision ID: 0x0012

gMux Version: 1.9.21

Displays:

Color LCD:

Resolution: 1440 x 900

Pixel Depth: 32-Bit Color (ARGB8888)

Main Display: Yes

Mirror: Off

Online: Yes

Built-In: Yes

GhostRaider · August 18, 2011

Is GMUX really necessary even if we don't have a dedicated graphics card?

Well anyways I think now is the time to install and test out GFXCardStatus. If you guys don't know GFXCardStatus is a little menubar utility that allows you to switch between NVidia dedicated graphics and Intel HD Graphics.

GFXCardStatus Homepage

As for this GMUX thing, well here is the code that you can add to your DSDT. This is from the original MacBook Pro 6,1 and MacBook Pro 6,2. Don't know if it will do anything.

Device (GMUX)
               {
                   Name (_HID, EisaId ("APP000B"))
                   Name (_CID, "gmux")
                   Name (_STA, 0x0B)
                   Name (_CRS, ResourceTemplate ()
                   {
                       IO (Decode16,
                           0x0700,             // Range Minimum
                           0x07FF,             // Range Maximum
                           0x01,               // Alignment
                           0xFF,               // Length
                           )
                   })
                   Name (_PRW, Package (0x02)
                   {
                       0x16, 
                       0x03
                   })
                   Scope (\_GPE)
                   {
                       Method (_L16, 0, NotSerialized)
                       {
                           Notify (\_SB.PCI0.LPCB.GMUX, 0x80)
                       }
                   }

                   Name (GMGP, 0x16)
                   Method (GMSP, 1, NotSerialized)
                   {
                       If (LLessEqual (Arg0, 0x01))
                       {
                           Or (GP06, Arg0, GP06)
                       }
                   }

                   Method (GMLV, 0, NotSerialized)
                   {
                       Return (GP06)
                   }
               }
           }

sockerkid · August 18, 2011

GFXCardstatus is about GMUX card switching. So if we wanted to use GFXCardStatus, we had to have GMUX loadded then only it will work.. Try looking in the source code of gfxcardstatus and u will find out GMUX handling, GMUX card switching..

If we put the GMUX code in our DSDT, its loaded in ioreg, u can refer post before this as people already tried to insert gmux in..

Refer :

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lofiversi...223754-550.html

Is GMUX really necessary even if we don't have a dedicated graphics card?

Well anyways I think now is the time to install and test out GFXCardStatus. If you guys don't know GFXCardStatus is a little menubar utility that allows you to switch between NVidia dedicated graphics and Intel HD Graphics.

GFXCardStatus Homepage

As for this GMUX thing, well here is the code that you can add to your DSDT. This is from the original MacBook Pro 6,1 and MacBook Pro 6,2. Don't know if it will do anything.

Device (GMUX)
               {
                   Name (_HID, EisaId ("APP000B"))
                   Name (_CID, "gmux")
                   Name (_STA, 0x0B)
                   Name (_CRS, ResourceTemplate ()
                   {
                       IO (Decode16,
                           0x0700,             // Range Minimum
                           0x07FF,             // Range Maximum
                           0x01,               // Alignment
                           0xFF,               // Length
                           )
                   })
                   Name (_PRW, Package (0x02)
                   {
                       0x16, 
                       0x03
                   })
                   Scope (\_GPE)
                   {
                       Method (_L16, 0, NotSerialized)
                       {
                           Notify (\_SB.PCI0.LPCB.GMUX, 0x80)
                       }
                   }

                   Name (GMGP, 0x16)
                   Method (GMSP, 1, NotSerialized)
                   {
                       If (LLessEqual (Arg0, 0x01))
                       {
                           Or (GP06, Arg0, GP06)
                       }
                   }

                   Method (GMLV, 0, NotSerialized)
                   {
                       Return (GP06)
                   }
               }
           }

nmano · August 18, 2011

GFXCardstatus is about GMUX card switching. So if we wanted to use GFXCardStatus, we had to have GMUX loadded then only it will work.. Try looking in the source code of gfxcardstatus and u will find out GMUX handling, GMUX card switching..

If we put the GMUX code in our DSDT, its loaded in ioreg, u can refer post before this as people already tried to insert gmux in..

Refer :

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lofiversi...223754-550.html

when I add dsdt many errors can you add for me I upload my if you can.

dsdt.rar

GhostRaider · August 18, 2011

when I add dsdt many errors can you add for me I upload my if you can.

Sorry about that Manor and anybody else who wants to modify their DSDT so it can resemble a MacBook Pro 6,1 or MacBook Pro 6,2.

Here is the official DSDT of the 2010 MacBook Pro. Remember to not copy and paste. That can lead to a lot of compiling errors. Best to edit them manually.

MBP2010DSDT.aml.zip

Inside the DSDT you will find IGPU, GMUX, GFX0 and all sorts of stuff. We should all begin experimenting.

nmano · August 18, 2011

Sorry about that Manor and anybody else who wants to modify their DSDT so it can resemble a MacBook Pro 6,1 or MacBook Pro 6,2.

Here is the official DSDT of the 2010 MacBook Pro. Remember to not copy and paste. That can lead to a lot of compiling errors. Best to edit them manually.

MBP2010DSDT.aml.zip

Inside the DSDT you will find IGPU, GMUX, GFX0 and all sorts of stuff. We should all begin experimenting.

thanks I know its not easy.DSDTSE v.hard to edit.

Intel HD Graphics / GMA 5700

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