registracije registracije Posted October 27 Share Posted October 27 Hi, I have Probook 4540s without dGPU and CPU Power Management is driving me insane. When I inject AppleIntelCPUPowermanagement kexts, system boots properly and Turbo Boost is active for about 30 seconds. That's followed by instant reboot. I managed to stop the reboot process by adding debug statement to boot-args, but now the screen freezes instead of going into reboot. In System Logs (checked with Hackintool) I can't see nothing specific to that timing. Does anyone have any idea? Or guide me how to check the logs properly? Or how to actually see the exception created on freeze? Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Slice Posted October 27 Share Posted October 27 Make please a signature with details about the hardware. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
registracije registracije Posted October 27 Author Share Posted October 27 3 hours ago, Slice said: Make please a signature with details about the hardware. I hope it's visible now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
registracije registracije Posted October 28 Author Share Posted October 28 Ok. Now that I'm all set maybe it's good to remind people about the original ask: I have Probook 4540s without dGPU and CPU Power Management is driving me insane. When I inject AppleIntelCPUPowermanagement kexts, system boots properly and Turbo Boost is active for about 30 seconds. That's followed by instant reboot. I managed to stop the reboot process by adding debug statement to boot-args, but now the screen freezes instead of going into reboot. In System Logs (checked with Hackintool) I can't see nothing specific to that timing. Does anyone have any idea? Or guide me how to check the logs properly? Or how to actually see the exception created on freeze? Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
registracije registracije Posted October 29 Author Share Posted October 29 I think I'm not doing so well in asking for help The other topic where I actually wanted to ask something got closed So I will try to tag @Stefanalmare maybe that will drag his attention somehow. And if anyone else any connections in the 'seniors department', I could use your help Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
harrystyles Posted October 30 Share Posted October 30 You should check the system logs Use the Console app (Applications > Utilities > Console) to check logs during boot and after the freeze. Look for entries around the time of the freeze or reboot. Ensure you have the latest version and check the "Logs" section for any clues. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
registracije registracije Posted October 31 Author Share Posted October 31 On 10/30/2024 at 9:58 AM, harrystyles said: You should check the system logs Use the Console app (Applications > Utilities > Console) to check logs during boot and after the freeze. Look for entries around the time of the freeze or reboot. Ensure you have the latest version and check the "Logs" section for any clues. I did check the kernel logs (collected by Hackintool) but it seems that even the logging stops exactly on the freeze. I can attach then here if someone is willing to take a look. However, from reading so far, it seems that I might need AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext(s) from Monterey (version 12.6 at least or something like that) but the only kexts I have are Vanilla kexts from OCLP github. Can someone please attach the right ones? Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
registracije registracije Posted Sunday at 08:41 PM Author Share Posted Sunday at 08:41 PM I fixed it somehow....not sure how. Out of million combinations and two EFIs one started working (wasn't working before). The only real change was that OCLP released version 2.1.0. Not sure if it was the new version or was it simply because i re-applied patches (that might be an important step). However in case someone is stuck with the same problem. 1. Use @chris1111 HP-Probook-Elitebook-OC (just google chris1111 and you will find his repo) 2. In case something's not working like in my case (most likely because I'm just upgrading this machine for years) download SSDTTime 3. Drag @chris1111's .aml files from ACPI folder when asked (didn't work in Linux nor Windows for me) 4. Generate SSDT-HPET to resolve IRQ conflicts and hardware will start working 5. If you have that ugly PowerOff card icon and you want to get rid of it, generate SSDT-XOSI with the same tool. 6. If your camera doesn't get detected after all of that, generate SSDT-USB-Reset 7. For all generated SSDTs DO NOT FORGET to merge config.plist from SSDTTime's Results folder and your list 8. And finally for turbo boost download AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext and AppleIntelPowermanagementClient.kext (you will find them in OCLP github under Misc somewhere) 9. Also to fully configure turbo boost drop CPUPm and CPU0lst (or something like that) tables and reboot 10. Also turbo boost related, during next restart download ssdtPRgen and generate SSDT-PM for your processor 11. Don't forget to remove the tables drop (CPUPm and the other one).....reboot 12. Pray the lord, fingers crossed, go to the desert for 40 days etc.....and hopefully enjoy your fully functional machine with turbo boost P.S. In case it's not wokring, rebooting, panicing......as a method of last resort, revert the OCLP patches you used somewhere during install, reboot, and re-apply them again. Good luck - you'll need it (SMASH TV)! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Eddie Nelson Posted Tuesday at 07:13 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 07:13 AM On 10/27/2024 at 5:31 PM, registracije registracije said: Hi, I have Probook 4540s without dGPU and CPU Power Management is driving me insane. When I inject AppleIntelCPUPowermanagement kexts, system boots properly and Turbo Boost is active for about 30 seconds. That's followed by instant reboot. I managed to stop the reboot process by adding debug statement to boot-args, but now the screen freezes instead of going into reboot. In System Logs (checked with Hackintool) I can't see nothing specific to that timing. uno online Does anyone have any idea? Or guide me how to check the logs properly? Or how to actually see the exception created on freeze? Thanks! It sounds like there may be a kernel panic caused by the AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement kexts, which could be incompatible with your hardware configuration. You might want to try using a patched version of the kext or disable Turbo Boost in BIOS if available, as this could prevent the freezes and reboots. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
registracije registracije Posted Tuesday at 06:24 PM Author Share Posted Tuesday at 06:24 PM 11 hours ago, Eddie Nelson said: It sounds like there may be a kernel panic caused by the AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement kexts, which could be incompatible with your hardware configuration. You might want to try using a patched version of the kext or disable Turbo Boost in BIOS if available, as this could prevent the freezes and reboots. Thanks Eddie, but I fixed it somehow. Not exactly sure how Just spinning million combinations until something started working. The only real change is that while I was doing that, new OCLP came out and I re-applied the patches. In their changelog they mentioned that they disabled FeatureUnlock and something else.....to increase stability. Maybe that helped.....God only knows I did patch the kext with AICPM (or whatever is called) patch....so that may have helped as well. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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