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  • macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed

    @al6042 I have the following response from Harper Lewis:

    Zitat von Harper Lewis


    the battery patch applied to the DSDT is this one: RehabMan bat Lenovo X220. It looks like although it works for my E460 and your E560 the X220 differs a bit from our models. I am getting the battery warning during booting, too. The battery indicator works fine, though. The best solution would be to patch the DSDT from scratch, but that's beyond my knowledge.


    I would be grateful if you help me to patch the DSDT from scratch
    Thank you very much

  • macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed

    Zitat von griven

    Well that isn`t possible since these values are stored directly on the battery (it has some Logic on it to achieve this) and are only read by the OS through some ACPI calls. Where most of this values are static some of them can be also be modified...


    Fully Charged Capacity = The overall Capacity all Cells in your battery are able to hold (static, can not be altered)
    Desigend Capacity = The amount of Energie which is stored to your battery until the Logic considers it to be fully charged (can bei altered, normally it is set to 90% of the batteries max Value)
    Current = well says it all ^^


    On most laptops you are able to define a range in percent between min and max capacity of the battery where the computer runs without charging the battery even if a power supply is plugged or not. This range defines the point on which the battery logic decides that the battery is empty or fully charged (even if it's not completely charged or discharged).


    @griven Thank you very much for you detailed information, you are awesome!
    As I said earlier, I'm a beginner and I really don't know how to solve the battery problem,
    Can you help me and we try together, maybe we will find the right solution!

  • macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed

    Hello @al6042
    I hope you are doing well,
    I want to ask you question,
    I just get my Battery Properties from AIDA64 windows programs and it report these Properties:


    Code
    1. Designed Capacity 47520 mWh
    2. Fully Charged Capacity 50210 mWh
    3. Current Capacity 44300 mWh (88 %)
    4. Battery Voltage 12.447 V
    5. Wear Level 0 %
    6. Power State AC Line, Charging
    7. Charge Rate 27980 mW


    Can you update the DSDT in the attachments to reflect my battery Designed Capacity and Fully Charged Capacity, maybe my problem will be solved!
    Thank you in advance

    Dateien

    • DSDT.aml

      (66,57 kB, 172 Mal heruntergeladen, zuletzt: )

  • macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed

    @al6042 Now when I connect the Charger the Battery indicator not showing that the Charger is connected!
    also the Red Battery problem is not solved,


    and I have these two messages in the log:

    Code
    1. kernel ACPIBatteryManager: WARNING! fMaxCapacity > fDesignCapacity. adjusted fMaxCapacity from 4647, to 4400
    4. default 22:34:30.061785 +0300 kernel ACPIBatteryManager: WARNING! fCurrentCapacity > fMaxCapacity. adjusted fCurrentCapacity from 4633, to 4400

  • macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed

    Hello @al6042, I hope you are doing well,
    The problem of macOS gives a low battery warning even is the battery more than 90% is not solved yet!
    I checked Console.app and I found this message:

    Code
    1. ACPIBatteryManager: WARNING! fMaxCapacity > fDesignCapacity. adjusted fMaxCapacity from 4647, to 4400


    Is this a problem?


    My files in attachements and please notice that I install kext in the System volume instead of CLOVER/kext/Other


    I asked RehabMan about the problem and he thinks that the problem happens because of ACPI is not patched correctly
    can you help me please to patch it correctly

    Dateien

    • New Files.rar

      (1,75 MB, 153 Mal heruntergeladen, zuletzt: )

  • macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed

    The battery problem not solved with "Use dark menu bar and Dock" :( and it show me the notification "Low Battery your Mac will sleep soon unless plugged into a power outlet." but its not sleeping after the message appear


    and sorry for missing the attachments, now in the attachments ^^


    UPDATE:
    Another problem that I have a dual boot, macOS and Windows 10
    in macOS the battery level is 61%
    and if i reboot and entered Windows 10, I found the battery level is 55%
    Is that normal?

  • macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed

    @al6042
    Ok, I test it more with both SSDT,
    In the attachments you will find two screenshots of both my SSDT and @iPhoneTruth of Intel Power Gadget
    Which one is better?


    And about the Battery red icon problem, I noticed that it turn red after the battery decreased by about 3% for example: if the battery is 77% the icon will turned red after the battery decreased to %74
    and if I make a sleep and wake for the laptop, the battery icon turned to black again!

  • macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed

    You are awesome! It works!!!!!!!!!!!
    I need to test it more but it appears it works fine, Thank you very much


    What you did to make it work?
    and I want to ask you, should I use the SSDT that I generate in post 24 ( Is I generate it right?)


    or should I use the SSDT from @iPhoneTruth files?


    EDIT:
    It appears that the battery percentage is shown right, but the Battery icon turn to RED color at 94% :(
    maybe there is a small problem need to be fixed

  • macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed

    Zitat von al6042

    Before I can do that, you should add your hardware details either in your signature or your profile, within the section "About me".
    I also would like to take a look at your IOREG-Data...
    Please download the IORegistryExplorer, open it and save the results with "File"->"Save as" as an IOREG-file...
    Compress it and post it as an attachment.


    @al6042
    I did all of that :)
    the IOREG-file in the attachments

    Dateien

    • MacBook Pro.zip

      (1,99 MB, 153 Mal heruntergeladen, zuletzt: )

  • macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed

    Zitat von al6042

    Which one is the latest DSDT you currently use?
    I might also add, that I had an Ideapad 500-15ISK, which didn't need a DSDT-Battery-Patch, just the ACPIBatteryManager.kext in /EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other directory.
    Did you try that on your machine?


    @al6042
    I use this DSDT from this post
    macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed


    I didn't try without DSDT-Battery-Patch, I don't know how to patch or unpatch DSDT
    can you help me please

  • macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed

    Zitat von iPhoneTruth

    Wait with generating your SSDT. Laptop will run also without SSDT.


    How is it now with the batteryindicator?


    Without SSDT it shows that: No Battery Available



    UPDATE:
    @iPhoneTruth I generate the SSDT successfully and this is the result:


    but when I use this SSDT.aml the same problem not solved and it show the message: No Battery Available

  • macOS sierra in Thinkpad E560 help needed

    Zitat von iPhoneTruth

    Try this Clover-Folder.


    (I think, SSDT.aml is the cause of your problem. Now I deleted it from Clover. You have to create your own SSDT later.)


    I will try your CLOVER folder and report back to you


    UPDATE:
    @iPhoneTruth
    When I tried to use ssdtPRGen to generate SSDT it failed with the following error:


    I think the problem because I have 6200U cpu and you have 6500U CPU, maybe the DSDT need some changes? what you think