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DSDT kills ps2 mouse and keyboard

I used a modded dsdt to get dual core working, but after using it my keyboard and mouse cannot be detected, Even if the dsdt is removed the ps2 mouse/keyboard does not come back unless I reinstall. This happens on iPC 10.5.6 using Voodoo…

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@godlyatheist Published 2010-01-05
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OSx86 Core & 10.X
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7,070 historical reads · 2 curated field notes (from 5 dispatches) · 2010-01-05 – 2010-01-06
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I used a modded dsdt to get dual core working, but after using it my keyboard and mouse cannot be detected, Even if the dsdt is removed the ps2 mouse/keyboard does not come back unless I reinstall. This happens on iPC 10.5.6 using Voodoo ps2. I can get vanilla Snow Leopard to install but after that the OS does not detect the kb/mouse no matter what kext I use. So, can someone take a look at the dsdt to tell me what is wrong with it?

Notebook: MSI 1651/GX620

Stock dsdt: media fire.com/?lzmitlmmmo5

Modded dsdt: media fire.com/?01wmhzggl52

Thanks alot

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Follow-up dispatches by @godlyatheist

Author Update #2 @godlyatheist 2010-01-05

If you use a free program called ExamDiff you can see that the modded DSDT had a LOT of changes. I don't know what the changes do so can someone well versed in DSDT take a look at them?

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2 technical responses curated from 5 original dispatches

Field Note #2 @Ianxxx 2010-01-06

ioregistryexplorer is part of xcode, install xcode and look under /Developer/Applications/Utilities
And then look for ps2k to see if it's loading

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@IanxxxContributor22010-01-05 → 2010-01-06