Installed stuck on VoodooPS2Trackpad

[skystar777]

Hi,

Thank you for your Mac image , but I am facing a problem when booting up for installation "VoodooPS2Trackpad: Identify Touchpad command failed"

See the screenshot at https://ibb.co/m8zXrVt

Please note that My touchpad is not working and not connected to my laptop

My laptop config:

HP DV6-6090ee

i7-2630QM

8GRAM

Intel 3000 HD

AMD 6770m

Currently, I am running Snow Leopard from an external drive and it is working with no problem

Does anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks

[onemanosx]

[ref]skystar777[/ref], Depending on your ACPI table, a simple clover rename of H_EC/EC0/ECDV to EC might help.

[skystar777]

[ref]skystar777[/ref], Depending on your ACPI table, a simple clover rename of H_EC/EC0/ECDV to EC might help.

 

Thank you for your answer, I really appreciate if you can explain how do I perform the renaming

I am still refreshing my knowledge about this

[onemanosx]

 

 

Thank you for your answer, I really appreciate if you can explain how do I perform the renaming

I am still refreshing my knowledge about this

If you are using Clover, edit the config.plist

https://imgur.com/abxSFrY

[skystar777]

If you are using Clover, edit the config.plist

https://imgur.com/abxSFrY

 

Unfortunately that didn't work too, still stuck on the same error, what do you think I should do next?

[onemanosx]

Unfortunately that didn't work too, still stuck on the same error, what do you think I should do next?

Did you activate the rename according to your ACPI table? Which OS are you installing and are you using Olarila's image?

[skystar777]

When booting from my USB i choose options => ACPI patching => custom DSDT patches =>then the renaming as mentioned above

High Sierra Olarila image downloaded from this site

[onemanosx]

When booting from my USB i choose options => ACPI patching => custom DSDT patches =>then the renaming as mentioned above

I see no problem here, so are the options ticked or unticked? I think clover has its implementation opposite i.e ticked means its disabled ( or was it the other way round?)

 

High Sierra Olarila image downloaded from this site

Did you use config2.plist or the default config.plist? For laptops, its config2.plist

[skystar777]

I see no problem here, so are the options ticked or unticked? I think clover has its implementation opposite i.e ticked means its disabled ( or was it the other way round?)

Did you use config2.plist or the default config.plist? For laptops, its config2.plist

 

I used config2.plist

It was unticked by default, then i ticked them as specified in your image to rename, so I used both ways by ticking all three options and unticking all three options, but still the same problem

Edited October 27, 2019 by Guest

[onemanosx]

 

 

I used config2.plist

It was unticked by default, then i ticked them as specified in your image to rename

You might need to play around with the ACPI/kernel patchings in clover and see which works. Cant suggest any further than this.

[skystar777]

You might need to play around with the ACPI/kernel patchings in clover and see which works. Cant suggest any further than this.

 

I will try and keep you posted if anything work, thank you very much for your help

[onemanosx]

I will try and keep you posted if anything work, thank you very much for your help

Good Luck!

[skystar777]

Good Luck!

 

I enabled debugging output, Can this log help? https://ibb.co/S7RLdmQ

I also tried to block the Kext (VoodooPS2Controller) but with the same problem

Is it possible to take the working (VoodooPS2Controller) from my Lion image, and load that instead, if so? how can I add that custom kext at the booting, or do I need to replace it in my USB drive?

Many thanks again for your help

[onemanosx]

Is it possible to take the working (VoodooPS2Controller) from my Lion image, and load that instead, if so? how can I add that custom kext at the booting, or do I need to replace it in my USB drive?

Pretty sure kext from Mountain Lion is outdated to be used on a newer OS such as High Sierra.

 

I also tried to block the Kext (VoodooPS2Controller) but with the same problem

Then kext might not be the problem here..

Have you tried with boot arg -x?

[skystar777]

Pretty sure kext from Mountain Lion is outdated to be used on a newer OS such as High Sierra.

Then kext might not be the problem here..

Have you tried with boot arg -x?

 

I have mounted my USB EFI drive in windows using Explorer++ in order to edit the kextS under clove, so I deleted VoodooPS2Controller, now I am stuck at a different error

Waiting on IOProviderClassIOResources

IOResourceMatch

boot-uuid-media

 

I also experimented with -x boot arg as well

[onemanosx]

[ref]skystar777[/ref], I would suggest making a new USB image and try again. At this point, I am out of ideas. Also, you might want to check for Bios updates if any or look into the bios setup

[skystar777]

[ref]skystar777[/ref], I would suggest making a new USB image and try again. At this point, I am out of ideas. Also, you might want to check for Bios updates if any or look into the bios setup

 

I will give it a try on a new drive, many thanks again

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[ref]skystar777[/ref], I would suggest making a new USB image and try again. At this point, I am out of ideas. Also, you might want to check for Bios updates if any or look into the bios setup

 

I will give it a try on a new drive, many thanks again