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A very quick way to disable is using boot arg.Can anyone help me?
Sadly, that doesn't increase the battery lifeA very quick way to disable is using boot arg.
Yes, very correct. Provide your original ACPI files to check further.Sadly, that doesn't increase the battery life
Sorry for the late reply. Had to put this on hold for a bit.Yes, very correct. Provide your original ACPI files to check further.
No worries. Use Clover to dump the ACPI files.Sorry for the late reply. Had to put this on hold for a bit.
The files I provided aren't good enough? I got the files trough MaciASL. Unfortunately, I am not able to dump the files with Opencore. I get error after error.
i have same problem, but when tried download his dsl, i cant found like youProbably, you did NOT followed the guide. First you need to disassemble and then find it in Terminal.
For your ACPI set, you'll find the exact information if you follow the guide.
Code:$ grep -l Method.*_OFF *.dsl DSDT.dsl SSDT-11-OptTabl.dsl SSDT-4-CflH_Rvp.dsl SSDT-5-Ther_Rvp.dsl $ grep -l Method.*_INI *.dsl DSDT.dsl SSDT-11-OptTabl.dsl SSDT-3-PegSsdt.dsl
You need to use DSDT.dsl and SSDT-11-OptTabl.dsl to disable the dGPU.
origin % grep -l Method.*_OFF *.dsl
zsh: no matches found: Method.*_OFF
No ACPI files attached.i have same problem, but when tried download his dsl, i cant found like you
Code:origin % grep -l Method.*_OFF *.dsl zsh: no matches found: Method.*_OFF
here sirNo ACPI files attached.
This is not origin. But disassembled. Attach fresh ACPI. Make sure you delete the old ones before grabbing new ACPI set.here sir