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RehabMan
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Hello Reahb , where i wrong?

I created a plist file, copied from your repo

Last login: Tue Jul 19 12:00:50 on console
Airdimagnifico:~ magnifico$ cd /Users/magnifico/Desktop/NvmeRehabmanRepo/patch_nvme 
Airdimagnifico:patch_nvme magnifico$ /Users/magnifico/Desktop/NvmeRehabmanRepo/patch_nvme/NVMe_patches_10_11_6.plist 
-bash: /Users/magnifico/Desktop/NvmeRehabmanRepo/patch_nvme/NVMe_patches_10_11_6.plist: Permission denied
Airdimagnifico:patch_nvme magnifico$

I also downloaded from your repo master, but I have this problem

Last login: Tue Jul 19 13:25:12 on ttys001
Airdimagnifico:~ magnifico$ cd /Users/magnifico/Desktop/patch_nvme 
Airdimagnifico:patch_nvme magnifico$ /Users/magnifico/Desktop/patch_nvme/NVMe_patches_10_11_6.plist 
/Users/magnifico/Desktop/patch_nvme/NVMe_patches_10_11_6.plist: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
/Users/magnifico/Desktop/patch_nvme/NVMe_patches_10_11_6.plist: line 1: `<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>'
Airdimagnifico:patch_nvme magnifico$
 

carmine

 

You are not using the repo correctly.  Read the README.  Hint: a plist is not something you can "run" in Terminal.

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I'm doing like readme, but I always make the same mistake

 

 

Permission denied


ok done with this command 

mkdir ~/Projects && cd Projects
git clone https://github.com/RehabMan/patch-nvme.git patch-nvme.git
cd patch-nvme.git
./patch_nvme.sh 10_11_6

but with this no ..trusted me reahb 

cd ~/Downloads/patch-nvme-master
./patch_nvme.sh 10_11_6
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I'm doing like readme, but I always make the same mistake

 

 

Permission denied

 

ok done with this command 

mkdir ~/Projects && cd Projects
git clone https://github.com/RehabMan/patch-nvme.git patch-nvme.git
cd patch-nvme.git
./patch_nvme.sh 10_11_6
but with this no ..trusted me reahb 

cd ~/Downloads/patch-nvme-master
./patch_nvme.sh 10_11_6

 

 

Your previous output was not following the readme.

 

Downloading the ZIP from github works:

 

SPEEDY-OSX:Downloads RehabMan$ cd ~/Downloads/patch-nvme-master
SPEEDY-OSX:patch-nvme-master RehabMan$ ./patch_nvme.sh 10_11_6
Creating patched HackrNVMeFamily-10_11_6.kext
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#01
find: '85f6746141c1e70c4963ffbe20000000'
repl: '85f6746141c1e7094963ffbe20000000'
patching offset: 21784
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#02&03
find: '00000083f90c755841c786a40000000010000048'
repl: '00000083f909755841c786a40000000002000048'
patching offset: 37272
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#04
find: '488d86ff0f000048c1e80c0fb70f81e1'
repl: '488d86ff0f000048c1e8090fb70f81e1'
patching offset: 55024
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#05&06
find: '4881e6ff0f00004801d64881feff0f0000773c48'
repl: '4881e6ff0100004801d64881feff010000773c48'
patching offset: 55692
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#07&08&09
find: '0f000049c1ee0c498b4d004889cb4881e3ff0f00000f95c00fb6c04401f083f8020f85b80000004c8da1001000004c89e0482500f0ffff49898f220100004989872a01000041be001000004929de488d'
repl: '0f000049c1ee09498b4d004889cb4881e3ff0f00000f95c00fb6c04401f083f8020f85b80000004c8da1000200004c89e0482500f0ffff49898f220100004989872a01000041be000200004929de488d'
patching offset: 56032
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#10
find: '872a010000ba001000004829'
repl: '872a010000ba000200004829'
patching offset: 56360
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#11
find: '00004929d4b8001000004d8b'
repl: '00004929d4b8000200004d8b'
patching offset: 56456
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#12&13
find: '4d89d7ba001000004531c94889dee8000000004d89fa4c8b7dd0498b87600100004c896cd8f84981c5001000004981c4'
repl: '4d89d7ba000200004531c94889dee8000000004d89fa4c8b7dd0498b87600100004c896cd8f84981c5000200004981c4'
patching offset: 56632
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#14
find: '0f000048c1e90c66a9ff0f0f'
repl: '0f000048c1e90966a9ff0f0f'
patching offset: 56860
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#15&16&17&18&19
find: '4183f807776d448a5510440fb79fb000000041c1e3100fb687b600000083e008c1e00a4409d883c80289870a01000089b70e010000488997320100008a87b600000024020fb6c0c1e01d09c889873a01000041c1e008410fb6c14409c089c181c9001000004584d20f44c8898f3e0100'
repl: '4183f807776d440fb65510440fb79fb000000041c1e3100fb687b600000083e008c1e00a4409d883c80289870a01000089b70e010000488997320100008a87b600000024020fb6c0c1e01d09c889873a01000041c1e008410fb6c1c1e009909090909090904409c04409d089873e0100'
patching offset: 58160
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#20&21&22
find: '6d696c79004cdfe764eee101031b6877b34392667c466a0cecc6c1928d5439e51185ec73f230b44011e9c2765c380cbed0ce6aefd92d7bd89e3a14377179c7aed0cc7a0966c5952e'
repl: '6d696c7900c25802f6e4f3fe418458f17dd4dba9b437ff596dc6c1928d5439e51185ec73f230b44011e9c2765c260a577e0247a7b5327205b852376e150243f908cc7a0966c5952e'
patching offset: 199708
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#23 - 50
find: '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'
repl: '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'
patching offset: 204676
md5 HackrNVMeFamily-10_11_6.kext/Contents/MacOS/HackrNVMeFamily: 0321befd9cda33edfe50c789d3f310a4
Rename class from AppleNVMeController to HackrNVMeController
find: '004170706c654e564d65436f6e74726f6c6c657200'
repl: '004861636b724e564d65436f6e74726f6c6c657200'
patching offset: 69785
md5 HackrNVMeFamily-10_11_6.kext/Contents/MacOS/HackrNVMeFamily: 040b01cd4bfb18b8df793b96998810b7
Delete: Entry, ":IOKitPersonalities:AppleS1XController", Does Not Exist
Delete: Entry, ":IOKitPersonalities:AppleS3ELabController", Does Not Exist
Delete: Entry, ":IOKitPersonalities:AppleS3XController", Does Not Exist
SPEEDY-OSX:patch-nvme-master RehabMan$
You may have permissions problems if you use something other than the system unzip functionality to unpack the files from the ZIP.

The default unzip in Finder works correctly. I cannot comment on other 3rd party unzip programs.

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Your previous output was not following the readme.

 

Downloading the ZIP from github works:

 

SPEEDY-OSX:Downloads RehabMan$ cd ~/Downloads/patch-nvme-master
SPEEDY-OSX:patch-nvme-master RehabMan$ ./patch_nvme.sh 10_11_6
Creating patched HackrNVMeFamily-10_11_6.kext
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#01
find: '85f6746141c1e70c4963ffbe20000000'
repl: '85f6746141c1e7094963ffbe20000000'
patching offset: 21784
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#02&03
find: '00000083f90c755841c786a40000000010000048'
repl: '00000083f909755841c786a40000000002000048'
patching offset: 37272
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#04
find: '488d86ff0f000048c1e80c0fb70f81e1'
repl: '488d86ff0f000048c1e8090fb70f81e1'
patching offset: 55024
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#05&06
find: '4881e6ff0f00004801d64881feff0f0000773c48'
repl: '4881e6ff0100004801d64881feff010000773c48'
patching offset: 55692
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#07&08&09
find: '0f000049c1ee0c498b4d004889cb4881e3ff0f00000f95c00fb6c04401f083f8020f85b80000004c8da1001000004c89e0482500f0ffff49898f220100004989872a01000041be001000004929de488d'
repl: '0f000049c1ee09498b4d004889cb4881e3ff0f00000f95c00fb6c04401f083f8020f85b80000004c8da1000200004c89e0482500f0ffff49898f220100004989872a01000041be000200004929de488d'
patching offset: 56032
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#10
find: '872a010000ba001000004829'
repl: '872a010000ba000200004829'
patching offset: 56360
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#11
find: '00004929d4b8001000004d8b'
repl: '00004929d4b8000200004d8b'
patching offset: 56456
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#12&13
find: '4d89d7ba001000004531c94889dee8000000004d89fa4c8b7dd0498b87600100004c896cd8f84981c5001000004981c4'
repl: '4d89d7ba000200004531c94889dee8000000004d89fa4c8b7dd0498b87600100004c896cd8f84981c5000200004981c4'
patching offset: 56632
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#14
find: '0f000048c1e90c66a9ff0f0f'
repl: '0f000048c1e90966a9ff0f0f'
patching offset: 56860
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#15&16&17&18&19
find: '4183f807776d448a5510440fb79fb000000041c1e3100fb687b600000083e008c1e00a4409d883c80289870a01000089b70e010000488997320100008a87b600000024020fb6c0c1e01d09c889873a01000041c1e008410fb6c14409c089c181c9001000004584d20f44c8898f3e0100'
repl: '4183f807776d440fb65510440fb79fb000000041c1e3100fb687b600000083e008c1e00a4409d883c80289870a01000089b70e010000488997320100008a87b600000024020fb6c0c1e01d09c889873a01000041c1e008410fb6c1c1e009909090909090904409c04409d089873e0100'
patching offset: 58160
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#20&21&22
find: '6d696c79004cdfe764eee101031b6877b34392667c466a0cecc6c1928d5439e51185ec73f230b44011e9c2765c380cbed0ce6aefd92d7bd89e3a14377179c7aed0cc7a0966c5952e'
repl: '6d696c7900c25802f6e4f3fe418458f17dd4dba9b437ff596dc6c1928d5439e51185ec73f230b44011e9c2765c260a577e0247a7b5327205b852376e150243f908cc7a0966c5952e'
patching offset: 199708
Comment: IONVMeFamily Pike R. Alpha Patch#23 - 50
find: '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'
repl: '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'
patching offset: 204676
md5 HackrNVMeFamily-10_11_6.kext/Contents/MacOS/HackrNVMeFamily: 0321befd9cda33edfe50c789d3f310a4
Rename class from AppleNVMeController to HackrNVMeController
find: '004170706c654e564d65436f6e74726f6c6c657200'
repl: '004861636b724e564d65436f6e74726f6c6c657200'
patching offset: 69785
md5 HackrNVMeFamily-10_11_6.kext/Contents/MacOS/HackrNVMeFamily: 040b01cd4bfb18b8df793b96998810b7
Delete: Entry, ":IOKitPersonalities:AppleS1XController", Does Not Exist
Delete: Entry, ":IOKitPersonalities:AppleS3ELabController", Does Not Exist
Delete: Entry, ":IOKitPersonalities:AppleS3XController", Does Not Exist
SPEEDY-OSX:patch-nvme-master RehabMan$
You may have permissions problems if you use something other than the system unzip functionality to unpack the files from the ZIP.

The default unzip in Finder works correctly. I cannot comment on other 3rd party unzip programs.

 

Rehab i use unzip of OSX ...never used 3rd party ...

wait not try again with master zip and tell you 

 

PS: OMG SPEEDY OSX  :hysterical:

and I believe, with an ssd nvme is super system  :lol:

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Thank you for the patch, work perfectly in my OCZ RD400, but show external and icon orange in El Capitan.

You need appropriate ACPI changes to make it internal. All that is required is an ACPI identity for the PCI device.

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Thank you, it is working perfectly, you are very friendly.

​This setting is not possible with Clover Configurator on the fly?

My performance is very slow, this disk Read to 2600 and write to 1500


EDIT: IONVMeFamily.kext is not loader :(

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​This setting is not possible with Clover Configurator on the fly?

I don't use Clover Configurator. And there is not a specific feature in Clover to address this problem. Also, such a feature is not necessary as the SSDT approach is efficient and works without issue.

 

My performance is very slow, this disk Read to 2600 and write to 1500

 

 

EDIT: IONVMeFamily.kext is not loader :(

Attach ioreg from IORegistryExplorer v2.1.

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Rehabman, thank you for your help.

As far as the HackrNVMe, everything looks fine. I'm not familiar with device 1b85:6018 though. You should test/benchmark the hardware on Windows.

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Hey RehabMan and Mork, many thanks for your work on this. With your help, it was easy to get my Samsung NVMe Pro 256GB showing up in 10.11.5. The only issue I have is that it's showing up as a removable drive (orange). I've been looking at Rehab's SSDT add-in but the whole DSDT and SSDT thing is new to me and although I'm desperate to learn, I also know that it's not going to happen overnight, LOL.

 

Anyway, RehabMan, can you tell me what part of your add-in pertains to the identification of your NVMe? I can get a device ID from whatever but I don't recognise anything in your add-in that looks like a device ID... or am I barking up the wrong tree?

 

By the way, my system is an AsusX99A/USB3.1 running a 5820k. Although the system is running fine and I get a GeekBench score of 19800 with standard clocking, I'm not convinced that everything is right but getting the NVMe to be acknowledged as an internal drive is my first port of call.

 

PEACE guys


Guys, I forgot to mention that I'm using a Nvidia GT750 with 10.11.5 web drivers. Whn I got the system going, I threw in  GT640 that was in my X79 system (which has been running 10.8.2 very smoothly for a long time). 

 

I'm also using the on-board NVMe slot on the X79A/USB3.1 and NOT a PCIe adapter. I don't know if that will make a difference.

 

Other things I am looking into are processor ID and speedstep. In some ways this build was much easier than my last one on the X79-UD3 but in other ways, it's a lot more complicated. I didn't bother with DSDT last time and made a legacy boot system. This time around, I can see that I've really got to use UEFI and that if I want things running properly, I will need to edit my DSDT and SSDT. I don't actually have a DSDT yet but I did generate a SSDT yesterday and the NVMe issue is an excuse to get to know how things work.

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Anyway, RehabMan, can you tell me what part of your add-in pertains to the identification of your NVMe? I can get a device ID from whatever but I don't recognise anything in your add-in that looks like a device ID... or am I barking up the wrong tree?

Attach ioreg collected with IORegistryExplorer v2.1.

Also might be helpful if you attach native DSDT/SSDT files (from ACPI/origin). And if you have patched ACPI, ACPI/patched.

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Thank you for the patch, work perfectly in my OCZ RD400, but show external and icon orange in El Capitan.

 

Are you using in on M.2 slot on MB or PCIe card?

When I use my SSD with PCIe i get full speed of r/w

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Sorry for the delay, Rehab.

 

I don't have anything in ACPI/origin but here are the other files...

Press F1 in Clover for a list of keys you can press. I think F4 will populate the ACPI/origin folder.
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Thanks Joevt. I've popped home to have some dinner. I'll do the F1 / F4 thing when I go back to the studio. Thanks for the info! :)

 

Hi WeBeRio. I've got in in the on-board slot (on the motherboard).


I've got my SMNIOS set to MacPro5.1 but I'm not sure if that's right for my system (Asus X99A/USB3.1 with 5820k). I tried to find out what other people are using but nothing definitive. 

 

When I get this running the way I want, I'm going to prepare a detailed procedure of exactly how I did it. I'll have to include references as the forums have been so, so helpful.

 

The tools available when I built my last system (GA-X79-UD3) blew me away when I looked back at my first build which was on an Asus P7P55D-EVO. The Gigabyte system is running Mountain Lion 10.8.2 and the Asus system is running Snow Leopard. I have NEVER had any issues with either of these systems and they both have been working hard. The X79-UD3 has two RME FireFace 800s and a MOTU MTP A/V hanging off the back of it. I always use Sonnet PCIe FireWire cards. They just work.

 

This time around, I'm in absolute awe of the tools that people have developed to aid this work. It's amazing. Last time I thought I would get more into looking at code and stuff but I'm just so busy. This time, I'm really quite excited about it all and there are so many clued up people, I think I will have to reconsider, LOL.

 

RehabMan is still around, LOL and there are a lot of other names that bring back memories.

 

To give some timeline, my P7P55D-EVO build was 2010 and my GA-X79-UD3 builds (yeah, I made two) was at the end of 2012, I think.

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Sorry for the delay, Rehab.

 

I don't have anything in ACPI/origin but here are the other files...

The ioreg is corrupt. Probably not captured with IORegistryExplorer v2.1 as requested.

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bengal stripes
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Ah... I wondered why you were being so specific.

 

I'm going back to the studio shortly (yeah... the night shift, LOL) so I'll see if I can dig it out.

 

If I remember correctly, don't you have to extract it from something like a Snow Leopard installation disk? 

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Hey RehabMan, the only Snow Leopard DVD I have only has version 2.02 on it. I have a couple of Snow Leopard Combo updates but can't find any XCode, IOReg stuff. I'll keep on looking.

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I got there in the end, I think. Thanks again joevt for the heads-up on the F4 thing at the Clover boot screen.

Your DSDT already defines an ACPI identity at _SB.PCI0.BR1B.H000, but it also defines _SUN. Might help to remove it, or you can inject "built-in" with a _DSM.

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