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RehabMan / OS-X-ACPI-Battery-Driver

Implements an Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) based battery manager kernel extension (kext/driver) for non-Apple laptops running OS X.
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Couldnt show battery when startup... #26

Closed gujiangjiang closed 6 years ago

gujiangjiang commented 6 years ago

With the new kext it couldnt show battert icon when startup and must showit by myself and when restart it still disappear.

Old kext dont have this problem..

gujiangjiang commented 6 years ago

I have emu+rc and nvram works but it still dont show icon when startup...

Shinji3rd commented 6 years ago

I have this exact same problem.

TrungNguyen1909 commented 6 years ago

It also fail to update battery charge in realtime.

by-nari commented 6 years ago

I have the same problem. macOS 10.13.1 using the latest version of this kext.

Shinji3rd commented 6 years ago

I saw that if you wait a couple of seconds before entering the password at the login screen, the battery level suddenly appear and it works. But if you enter the password immediately after boot without giving time, the battery level does not appear and you have to enable it manually.

TrungNguyen1909 commented 6 years ago

I tried build the kext by myself with latest SDK and Set the FirstPollDelay=4000 and It seems to solve the issue.

TrungNguyen1909 commented 6 years ago

Try this! Worked for me!!! ACPIBatteryManager.kext.zip

RehabMan commented 6 years ago

Use the forums for troubleshooting.