So far I have succeeded in installing Catalina using OpenCore 0.6.0 on my Lenovo Thinkpad X250 following the Dortania guide. Now I am trying to enable battery monitoring , but I can't get it to work. Am I doing something wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
This is what I did:
- I copied
SMCBatteryManager.kextto myKextsfolder and added it toconfig.plist. - I extracted
DSDT.amlusing SSDTtime on linux during install. - I decompiled it on MacOS to get a
DSDT.dsl: iasl -da -dl DSDT.aml - I tried patching it using Rehabmans guide. It caught my attention that this process was very similar to these patches (for Thinkpad X230 and others), except for:
- I compiled the DSDT as ASL by chosing 'Save as...' in MacIASL, and saved it as
DSDT.aslin/EFI/OC/ACPI. - I added
DSDT.amlas a first entry in theACPI-block inconfig.plist
Now, this does not work. I don't get a battery indicator. When I go to 'energy saver' settings in MacOS. It says the battery is at 0%, and when I click the checkmark to add battery state to the menu bar, it briefly flashes an icon there, but immediately turns off the setting again.
While booting; i am seeing this message:
SMCBatteryManager smcbus: @ BatteryManager probe failure SMCBatteryManager bmgr: @ failed to find batteries or adapters!
(Can I view this logs somewhere after booting? It is not in the opencore-{timestamp}.txt files which are generated at every boot )
Some things I tried:
- I tried using
SSDT-BATT.amlfrom the apparently succesful installation on a X250 found here. - When I decompiled the SDST, it refers toEC, while my DSDT has aEC0. It also calls the OperationRegionBRAM, while I see it being calledECOR. I tried editing and recompiling it (by opening it in MacIASL and saving again), but no luck. - I tried this
SSDT-BATT.dslbecause it is referenced in this X250 Clover guide. Again, it refers to aEC, so I tried editing it toEC0. - My computer has dual batteries, so I tried adding
SSDT-BATC.aml:- I tried the one found in
SMCBatteryManager.kext/Contents/Resources - I tried an (edited)
SSDT-BATC.amlfrom the previous source on a sucessful X250 install. - I tried adding
SSDT-NTFY.amlto fix theNotify ( ...BAT{0,1}... )from this repository on the Thinkpad T460s, a similar machine. - (Is it actually necessary to fix the dual-battery stuff at once, or can I try to handle it later, separately from getting battery monitoring working at all?)
- I tried the one found in
- I have a
SSDT-EC.amlgenerated bySSDTTimeto create a fake-EC (?). And I have this block 'rename EC to EC0' inconfig.plist(I think also from SSDTTime?). I tried disabling the SSDT, turning the rename around (to create 'rename EC0 to EC'), and using an SSDT that referesEC.
Does somebody have any advice on what I might be doing wrong? Would mean a lot to me!
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