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macOS patches for Dell XPS 13 9350 (Skylake)
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Stuck at Apple logo kextd stall 'IntelFBClientControl' #222

Open wgord001 opened 5 years ago

wgord001 commented 5 years ago

img_3722 It continues to loop the (240s): 'IntelFBClientControl', 'ApplePS2MouseDevice" for 3 counts then starts the count over again.

wgord001 commented 5 years ago

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Thenicolaibulow commented 5 years ago

I have this same issue! Although, I've been able to kind of bypass it, by closing and reopening the lid a couple of times. When doing so, you should see acpi errors beeing provoked (atleast in my case..)

Thenicolaibulow commented 5 years ago

Out of curiosity, what bios version is yours running?

Thenicolaibulow commented 5 years ago

Looking over your bootlog twice I just now realise that yours is almost exactly the same is mine, although your machine hangs in 'IntelFBClientControl' and not 'ApplePS2Mouse' like in my case.

Another I noticed both in yours and my case is: "SMCLightSensor: alsd @ No iterator" I found this suspicious as my machine seemed to respond to the lid being reopened.

wgord001 commented 5 years ago

Out of curiosity, what bios version is yours running?

I'm on 1.61

wgord001 commented 5 years ago

Looking over your bootlog twice I just now realise that yours is almost exactly the same is mine, although your machine hangs in 'IntelFBClientControl' and not 'ApplePS2Mouse' like in my case.

Another I noticed both in yours and my case is: "SMCLightSensor: alsd @ No iterator" I found this suspicious as my machine seemed to respond to the lid being reopened.

Mine does include 'ApplePS2Mouse' sometimes. I never found a fix

Thenicolaibulow commented 5 years ago

Ugh, well. We're in the same boat then.. I've also experienced the error with 'appleacpi'

Thenicolaibulow commented 5 years ago

What frustrastes me, is the fact that my machine runs fairly well otherwise. I just experience incredible long boot time thanks to this error, plus no trackpad nor sleep.

Thenicolaibulow commented 5 years ago

I never quite managed to find solution to the above problem. I my case i noticed quite a lot of ACPI errors in the beginning of verbose boot, so i figured it was probably do to bad acpi patching.

I now have everything solved, and my system is running great!

I ended up doing:

Use Maz-1's 'Hackintosh stuff' fork of syscl's deploy script, as maz-1 was using bios 1.9, and that solved most of my problems ^including the above.

Only things remained to be solved: Sleep & i2C trackpad. I ended up changing ig-platform-id to 0x19160000 from 0x19160004 which solved my issues of either gliched image, og non what so ever, on wake from sleep.

With regards to i2c trackpad: I ended up installation voodooi2c, voodooi2chid and voodooi2cgpio to /S/L/E which made mine work - Really really well compared to earlier. Thanks Vygr10565 for his Voodooi2c for xps 13"!

I hope this might help somebody!

wgord001 commented 5 years ago

I never quite managed to find solution to the above problem. I my case i noticed quite a lot of ACPI errors in the beginning of verbose boot, so i figured it was probably do to bad acpi patching.

I now have everything solved, and my system is running great!

I ended up doing:

Use Maz-1's 'Hackintosh stuff' fork of syscl's deploy script, as maz-1 was using bios 1.9, and that solved most of my problems ^including the above.

Only things remained to be solved: Sleep & i2C trackpad. I ended up changing ig-platform-id to 0x19160000 from 0x19160004 which solved my issues of either gliched image, og non what so ever, on wake from sleep.

With regards to i2c trackpad: I ended up installation voodooi2c, voodooi2chid and voodooi2cgpio to /S/L/E which made mine work - Really really well compared to earlier. Thanks Vygr10565 for his Voodooi2c for xps 13"!

I hope this might help somebody!

I'm stuck on 1.61 bios version because my laptop won't flash the 1.9 or any update for some reason. I have tried every option. Support assist, using the USB installer, downgrading the bios back to factory using the flash utility then trying to update straight to 1.9 but nothing works. My problem most likely comes from me being on the 1.6 bios then.

Do you have any advice on what I could do and what did you do with syscl's deploy script? If you could just share your files with me it would help allot

Thenicolaibulow commented 5 years ago

Yeah sure! I attached my ioreg too for reference. Note: I've installed Voodooi2c & ACPIbatterymanager in /S/L/E, so they're not in the clover folder.

XPS9350 Clover 5:2 '19 Perfekt.zip Nicolai's XPS.zip

jasonee98 commented 5 years ago

Anyone found a solution? I just gave up and would love to run MacOS on my XPS13.

Which XPS do you have? I have a XPS 13 9350 i7-6560U, 8/256GB.

Thenicolaibulow commented 5 years ago

Exactly the same configuration as yours.

Although you didn't mention screen resolution. Mine's: i7-6560u 8G/256G NVME Iris HD540 3200*1800

And as i mentioned in the above comment, i assume the issue is to do with ACPI patching. And like i mentioned above; try out Maz-1's 'Hackintosh stuff' fork of syscl's deploy script. ^That ended up solving all issues for me.

Also, what bios version do you have? - it greatly influences the acpi tables the bios dumps, when pression F4 in Clover..

jasonee98 commented 5 years ago

Same resolution as well... I will try that. Thank you.

Thenicolaibulow commented 5 years ago

Good luck! Let me know how it goes.

jasonee98 commented 5 years ago

busy timeout IntelFBClientControl... sad ting... any clue @Thenicolaibulow ?

Thenicolaibulow commented 5 years ago

Hm well. I would recommend scrapping your clover folder, and beginning from scratch, using Maz-1's script. That's what turned out to work for me. I had the same issue as you mention although with Appleps2mouse, and appleacpifamily.

For a couple of days my machine would, at first 'hang' constantly, but after fiddling with clover settings, and rerunning the script, it got it to the point where it would only do so every second time or so.

This was when i decided to ditch syscl's script, and use Maz-1's instead. Although i still had issues like no sleep, no i2c-trackpad and so on.

After a while, i figured out what worked for me:

Hope this helps.

Also, did you update your BIOS to 1.9.0?

Thenicolaibulow commented 5 years ago

Sure, 

Hit me up on tonymacx,

I'm under the same username.

jasonee98 commented 5 years ago

I cant start conversations yet as I don't have 75 posts... :( Could you send me a DM? the name is jasonee. Edit: impossible to even read conversations lol. Is there any other way I could contact you? Thanks!

jasonee98 commented 5 years ago

impossible to even read conversations lol. Is there any other way I could contact you? Thanks!

Thenicolaibulow commented 5 years ago

Shoot me an email: nicolai@polydecibel.audio

DanielKng commented 5 years ago

I've got this issue too. Using https://github.com/hackintosh-stuff/XPS9350-macOS Guide I couldnt get it to boot either. Using this Repo i get the same as shown in the Screenshot in Post #1. Using the one from "Hackintosh-stuff", the ApplePS2MouseDevice Error is gone, but it still states "Busy Timeout(240s): IntelFBClientControl". I'm using BIOS Version 1.9.

Any help would really be appreciated! I just bought this Notebook because everyone said that it's the most-working one for a Hackintosh :/

jasonee98 commented 5 years ago

I've got this issue too. Using https://github.com/hackintosh-stuff/XPS9350-macOS Guide I couldnt get it to boot either. Using this Repo i get the same as shown in the Screenshot in Post #1. Using the one from "Hackintosh-stuff", the ApplePS2MouseDevice Error is gone, but it still states "Busy Timeout(240s): IntelFBClientControl". I'm using BIOS Version 1.9.

Any help would really be appreciated! I just bought this Notebook because everyone said that it's the most-working one for a Hackintosh :/

Hey Daniel, were you able to fix it? Thank you.

DanielKng commented 5 years ago

Hey @jasonee98,

sadly not. I've posted my issue here, on Tonymacx86, on Insanlymac, and on EliteMacx86 and got no luck.

If you boot using a invalid -fake-platform-ID and a FakeID (CloverBootmenue/Settings/Graphics/InjectIntel) and just put "0x12345678" into both places, you will be able to boot and move your mouse around. But you won't ever see the installer.

I would love to keep in touch with you, maybe we'll get this fixed somehow.

jasonee98 commented 5 years ago

Hi @DanielKng,

That sounds good! I have pretty much given up. The only thing I haven't tried out yet is downgrading my BIOS. How would you like to stay in contact?

Thanks. Jason

DanielKng commented 5 years ago

Hey,

I've got everything working as of now. Upgrade your BIOS to the latest Version but, and this is important, REMOVE the WiFi-Card or DISABLE both, Bluetooth and WiFi in BIOS. Try booting up. It's so simple, but that's what caused issues for me. Let me know if that worked! :)

I can give you my EFI-Folder later on, might create a repo on my own as well. Everything works smoothly, only the Boot-Time is too long, might be because of the Virtual SMC Kext, but I'm working on it. :)

Also, ignore my previous post. The issue was the WiFi Card for me, no need for the Fake-ID.

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Hi @DanielKnghttps://github.com/DanielKng,

That sounds good! I have pretty much given up. The only thing I haven't tried out yet is downgrading my BIOS. How would you like to stay in contact?

Thanks. Jason

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jasonee98 commented 5 years ago

Hey Daniel,

That’s really cool! Happy for you!

Are you able to re-enable it again afterwards to get Wifi and Bluetooth functioning?

Thank you,

Jason

DanielKng commented 5 years ago

Hey Jason,

sadly not. You either need a new, compatible, WiFi-Card or a Wifi-Stick like the ASUS USB-AC51. I just had that one laying around, installed the Driver including the Wireless utility and I was good to go. Only Downsight: Enterprise Networks won't work (Kerberos Authentication as example).

Just try removing the card or disabling it and let me know if that worked for you :)

jasonee98 commented 5 years ago

Alright 😊 Thanks!! I am just a bit scared to do it, as this machine at the moment is my daily driver as well. I can’t start using it until I get Wi-Fi working as well. So I will get a Dell DW1560 first.

Thanks,

Jason

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Hey Jason,

sadly not. You either need a new, compatible, WiFi-Card or a Wifi-Stick like the ASUS USB-AC51. I just had that one laying around, installed the Driver including the Wireless utility and I was good to go. Only Downsight: Enterprise Networks won't work (Kerberos Authentication as example).

Just try removing the card or disabling it and let me know if that worked for you :)

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x4080 commented 5 years ago

@DanielKng

I already disabled the wifi but still cannot boot into install disk for Mojave, can you share your clover to boot into install disk? Thanks

secondpulse commented 5 years ago

Hey, I've got everything working as of now. Upgrade your BIOS to the latest Version but, and this is important, REMOVE the WiFi-Card or DISABLE both, Bluetooth and WiFi in BIOS. Try booting up. It's so simple, but that's what caused issues for me. Let me know if that worked! :) I can give you my EFI-Folder later on, might create a repo on my own as well. Everything works smoothly, only the Boot-Time is too long, might be because of the Virtual SMC Kext, but I'm working on it. :) Also, ignore my previous post. The issue was the WiFi Card for me, no need for the Fake-ID. … ____ From: jasonee98 notifications@github.com Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2019 10:54:49 PM To: syscl/XPS9350-macOS Cc: Daniel Kng; Mention Subject: Re: [syscl/XPS9350-macOS] Stuck at Apple logo kextd stall 'IntelFBClientControl' (#222) Hi @DanielKnghttps://github.com/DanielKng, That sounds good! I have pretty much given up. The only thing I haven't tried out yet is downgrading my BIOS. How would you like to stay in contact? Thanks. Jason — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#222 (comment)>, or mute the threadhttps://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AGkk355LpiGua1DggmTtMq7wvUJuw6ZDks5vb90pgaJpZM4ablWR.

OMG, this actually worked for me. I could at least install Mojave now.

I just disable wifi and bluetooth under BIOS -> Wireless

x4080 commented 5 years ago

@secondpulse when you inside installation disk, is keyboard and trackpad working? And do you use empty acpi patched? Thanks