10.6.3 on a T60p 8741-CU1, thanks to Silencer! Some issues..
Posted: Sun Feb 13, 2011 2:57 am
This laptop is great! I picked it up off craigslist for $150 somehow, all it needed was a new battery.
I went with the T60p files that Silencer said he made for someone with a 15.4" V5250 T60p in this post, but that led to an instant kernel panic in ATIRadeonx1000.kext every startup. I wasn't able to start up normally until I patched the binary kext to include my device ID (71D4), is this normally required?
Other things I noticed:
- Sound is funky - the microphone works, but the speakers/headphone port won't make any noise. If I hit the 'volume up' button on the laptop's keyboard, sound output will start working. Seems to have a slight sub-second delay. Weird.
- Sleep doesn't work. It'll go to sleep fine, but never wake up. Have to then start up with Wake=No argument. I have read this is probably because of non-vanilla audio.
- Getting "ACPI_SMC_CtrlLoop::loadStepperProgram = pmCPUControl (PMIOCSETPSTATESTEPPER) failed, result - 0x4" in the startup log, nothing else seems out of the ordinary.
I noticed the T60p files Silencer posted were from March 2010, and later in the thread he has a newer archive for his own different T60p - I installed the newer dsdt.aml along with the newer FakeSMC.kext. I didn't get the fan/temperature readouts/control that it is apparently capable of, nor did it change sleep or sound behavior.
I tried updating to 10.6.6, and had to re-patch ATIRadeonX1000.kext. After getting past that and running pfix over the system, things are running mostly the same as before - sound works only after pressing hardware volume-up button, sleep is busted, iStat can't see any hardware temps/fans/etc., but the pmCPUControl error is gone!
Is anyone here using a T60p similar to mine, and has a full system running? I'd love a pre-packaged working setup (wouldn't everyone?). Again it's a T60p 8741-CU1, 15.4" 1680x1050 screen on a V5250 FireGL. Also if anyone cares, or has a use for it, here's a link to my windows-extracted DSDT.aml and EDID, and the most recent 10.6.3 kernel startup log.
And thanks to everyone here! I've already learned a lot just from poring over this forum for the last couple days.
I went with the T60p files that Silencer said he made for someone with a 15.4" V5250 T60p in this post, but that led to an instant kernel panic in ATIRadeonx1000.kext every startup. I wasn't able to start up normally until I patched the binary kext to include my device ID (71D4), is this normally required?
Other things I noticed:
- Sound is funky - the microphone works, but the speakers/headphone port won't make any noise. If I hit the 'volume up' button on the laptop's keyboard, sound output will start working. Seems to have a slight sub-second delay. Weird.
- Sleep doesn't work. It'll go to sleep fine, but never wake up. Have to then start up with Wake=No argument. I have read this is probably because of non-vanilla audio.
- Getting "ACPI_SMC_CtrlLoop::loadStepperProgram = pmCPUControl (PMIOCSETPSTATESTEPPER) failed, result - 0x4" in the startup log, nothing else seems out of the ordinary.
I noticed the T60p files Silencer posted were from March 2010, and later in the thread he has a newer archive for his own different T60p - I installed the newer dsdt.aml along with the newer FakeSMC.kext. I didn't get the fan/temperature readouts/control that it is apparently capable of, nor did it change sleep or sound behavior.
I tried updating to 10.6.6, and had to re-patch ATIRadeonX1000.kext. After getting past that and running pfix over the system, things are running mostly the same as before - sound works only after pressing hardware volume-up button, sleep is busted, iStat can't see any hardware temps/fans/etc., but the pmCPUControl error is gone!
Is anyone here using a T60p similar to mine, and has a full system running? I'd love a pre-packaged working setup (wouldn't everyone?). Again it's a T60p 8741-CU1, 15.4" 1680x1050 screen on a V5250 FireGL. Also if anyone cares, or has a use for it, here's a link to my windows-extracted DSDT.aml and EDID, and the most recent 10.6.3 kernel startup log.
And thanks to everyone here! I've already learned a lot just from poring over this forum for the last couple days.