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macOS patches for Dell XPS 13 9350 (Skylake)
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Freeze on Charging Change - High Sierra #199

Closed andrewwiik closed 6 years ago

andrewwiik commented 6 years ago

Whenever I plug in or unplug my xps macOS freezes up and I have to reboot. 10.13.3

torytyler commented 6 years ago

I also have this issue every now and then, also sometimes the screens blanks out the second I plug device in, if that happens opening and closing lid fixes it. Only real problem I have with this install. 10.13.4

bbZCat commented 6 years ago

I have this issue too, but it also happened under win env so i guess it is a hardware bug.

andrewwiik commented 6 years ago

My issue only happens on the macOS Env

berchca commented 6 years ago

I've been having this problem myself for months now, since I first Hackintoshed my XPS 9350 (regular Sierra). I haven't had any time to work on it, but I suspect it's an ACPI error. If I have my console open and the search string set to 'ACPI' when I unplug my XPS, I get a string of errors, repeated I think four times. The errors appear instantly, and from that moment on, it's only a matter of time before my machine crashes, even if I immediately plug it back in.

They seem to be related to the following ACPIs (I think these are all ACPIs): EV9 SMIE NEVT SB.PCI0.LPCB.ECDV.Q66 PDC0 \PNOT _SB.ADP1.PSR _PR.PPCE

A full error looks like this: default 07:02:18.863049 -0400 kernel ACPI Error: default 07:02:18.863065 -0400 kernel ACPI Error: default 07:02:18.863069 -0400 kernel [CPPC] default 07:02:18.863071 -0400 kernel [CPPC] default 07:02:18.863075 -0400 kernel Namespace lookup failure, AE_NOTFOUND default 07:02:18.863093 -0400 kernel (20140828/psargs-1d1) default 07:02:18.863176 -0400 kernel [\EV9] (Node ffffff8048023290) default 07:02:18.863179 -0400 kernel , AE_NOT_FOUND default 07:02:18.863181 -0400 kernel , AE_NOT_FOUND default 07:02:18.863185 -0400 kernel (20140828/psparse-270) default 07:02:18.863187 -0400 kernel (20140828/psparse-270)

But editing the list down: Namespace lookup failure, AE_NOTFOUND kernel (20140828/psargs-1d1) kernel [\EV9] (Node ffffff8048023290) kernel (20140828/psparse-270)

kernel Method parse/execution failed kernel [\SMIE] (Node ffffff804801f450) kernel , AE_NOT_FOUND kernel (20140828/psparse-270)

kernel Method parse/execution failed kernel [\NEVT] (Node ffffff804801fc90) kernel , AE_NOT_FOUND kernel (20140828/psparse-270)

kernel Method parse/execution failed kernel [_SB_.PCI0.LPCB.ECDV._Q66] (Node ffffff804801ef10) kernel , AE_NOT_FOUND kernel (20140828/psparse-270)

kernel [PDC0] kernel Namespace lookup failure, AE_NOT_FOUND kernel (20140828/psargs-1d1)

kernel Method parse/execution failed kernel [\PNOT] (Node ffffff804800be50) kernel , AE_NOT_FOUND kernel (20140828/psparse-270)

kernel Method parse/execution failed kernel [_SB_.ADP1._PSR] (Node ffffff804801fe50) kernel , AE_NOT_FOUND kernel (20140828/psparse-270) kernel ACPIBatteryManager: ACPIACAdapter: ACPI method _PSR failed

kernel Method parse/execution failed kernel [_PR_.PPCE] (Node ffffff804801bdd0) kernel , AE_NOT_FOUND kernel (20140828/psparse-270)

ggctseng commented 6 years ago

I don't know if there has been a solution found for this, but I have the same issue (Random freezes, and freezes with power supply plug/unplug). Seems to have started when I upgraded bios to 1.7.0 and ran the latest deploy about 2 months ago (I haven't had time to troubleshoot as I have an existing daily driver--15" 2015 MBP).

berchca commented 6 years ago

I have not upgraded myself, but I'm curious if you're seeing the same ACPI errors in the console when you unplug? I've done a little debugging, checking the obvious stuff, but of course syscl didn't miss any of those tricks. Hoping to dig a little deeper over the weekend. Unfortunately, I have to figure out what's already been done before I can hope to figure out what hasn't.

What I know: Same error if I don't load any of the SSDTs, as well as the batterymanager kext. _STA is set for non-removable battery (which is good).

I'll post anything else I discover.

andrewwiik commented 6 years ago

Any update on this?

andrewwiik commented 6 years ago

I think we need to change XOSI to WIndows 7 in wherever that matters as i read that somewhere, I just don't know how to do it

andrewwiik commented 6 years ago

Actually I got it, create a folder ACPI->patched in your clover install and ad the attached asml file go the patched folder. also go into your config.plist and enable the OSI to -> XOSI patch and it won't freeze on charger plug anymore :) (extract the .aml from the zip of course first) SSDT-XOSI.aml.zip

syscl commented 6 years ago

@andrewwiik Thank you so much! Would you mind providing a pull request so that I can merge your improvement?

Thank you in advance, syscl