Mac .ioreg files with all info extracted

[andyvand]

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/3093959380/ioregs_26_05_2011.zip

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

[andyvand]

Added MacBookPro6,2

[andyvand]

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/1808654539/ioregs_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

[andyvand]

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

[andyvand]

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

[cavendish]

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?

[andyvand]

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

[noyfb]

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.

[Bronxteck]

turn off word-wrap in text editor