A new bundle with lots of additions.
The following models have been collected with acpi tables and smbios information (for some also device-properties):
-iMac5,1
-iMac7,1
-iMac8,1
-iMac10,1
-iMac11,1
-iMac11,2
-MacBook1,1
-MacBook2,1
-MacBook3,1
-MacBook4,1
-MacBook5,2
-MacBook6,1
-MacBookAir1,1
-MacBookAir2,1
-MacBookAir3,2
-MacBookPro3,1
-MacBookPro4,1
-MacBookPro5,1
-MacBookPro5,2
-MacBookPro5,3
-MacBookPro5,4
-MacBookPro5,5
-MacBookPro6,1
-MacBookPro6,2
-MacBookPro7,1
-MacBookPro8,1
-Macmini1,1
-Macmini2,1
-Macmini3,1
-MacPro1,1
-MacPro2,1
-MacPro3,1
-MacPro4,1
-MacPro5,1
-Xserve2,1

Download link below:
https://rapidshare.com/files/3093959...26_05_2011.zip

Any additions that are not in the list are always welcome...

Added MacBookPro6,2

Another update.
There are some models added.
I also extracted and decoded the EDID blocks now (can be handy if you want to mod your own EDID).


Download:
https://rapidshare.com/files/1808654...25_12_2011.zip

Mac models currently collected

* iMac
-> iMac5,1
-> iMac6,1
-> iMac7,1
-> iMac8,1
-> iMac10,1
-> iMac11,1
-> iMac11,2
-> iMac12,2

* MacBook
-> MacBook1,1
-> MacBook2,1
-> MacBook3,1
-> MacBook4,1
-> MacBook5,2
-> MacBook6,1

* MacBook Air
-> MacBookAir1,1
-> MacBookAir2,1
-> MacBookAir3,2
-> MacBookAir4,2

* MacBook Pro
-> MacBookPro3,1
-> MacBookPro4,1
-> MacBookPro5,1
-> MacBookPro5,2
-> MacBookPro5,3
-> MacBookPro5,4
-> MacBookPro5,5
-> MacBookPro6,1
-> MacBookPro6,2
-> MacBookPro7,1
-> MacBookPro8,1
-> MacBookPro8,2

* Mac Mini
-> Macmini1,1
-> Macmini2,1
-> Macmini3,1
-> Macmini5,2

* Mac Pro
-> MacPro1,1
-> MacPro2,1
-> MacPro3,1
-> MacPro4,1
-> MacPro5,1

* Xserve
-> Xserve2,1

I bought myself a MacBookPro8,2 (Late 2011 MacBook Pro 15").
I extracted all info + made .ioreg file from IORegistryExplorer
Download in attachment

Attached Files

MacBookPro8,2.zip (819.6 KB, 563 views)

Added MacBookPro8,2 to the collection (the big ioreg zip)

Thanks for your effort.

Is there any description for how to generate those files? Sorry, I didn't find it in the ioregs_25_12_2011.zip.

BTW, could you put the contents in your package to a some kind of git repo? Or could I do that?

Sure you can put up a repository for it.
I'll explain later on how to make the files.
for now: for the .ioreg files you need IORegistryExplorer - save as.
The rest I'll post later

ioreg's saved as text files are pretty much useless. ex:MacPro4,1

Is there a reader I'm not aware of... even after an intensive searching for one.

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