No reboot/shutdown
I have got the problem, that my Hackint0sh does not shutdown when I click on it and it does not reboot, when I click on that. I did have got a "openHaltRestart.kext" in HDD/Extra/Extensions and replaced it by "evOreboot.kext". Then tried…
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- @hecke92 Published 2010-01-19
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I have got the problem, that my Hackint0sh does not shutdown when I click on it and it does not reboot, when I click on that.
I did have got a "openHaltRestart.kext" in HDD/Extra/Extensions and replaced it by "evOreboot.kext".
Then tried to move "evOreboot.kext" to HDD/System/Library/Extensions and also did the same with "openHaltRestart.kext".
But nothing works - I also deleted the "sleepenabler.kext" without success.
Problem:
When I click on "Shut down", my screen goes into a kind of standby (I can see the connection interrupted-symbol on the screen), but I have to power off the computer manually.
What to do?
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By Duvel300:
Hi All, after releasing my restart fix I noticed that modifying the "FADT.aml" might not that easy for all us. I came up with a much cleaner solution that will eliminate the FADT.aml file all together. The boot loader will actually patch your own FADT with the information needed for a successful restart. The 'com.apple.Boot.plist' will have to be updated and will need to contain the following key: 'RestartFix=YES'
<key>RestartFix</key>
<string>YES</string>And copy the included boot loader to your OSX root. It is patched for both ACPI 1.0 and 2.0. I don't have a ACPI 2.0 board so I couldn't test this.
Good luck! I hope it works for everyone!
/boot is a hidden file - if you are using Chameleon v2 or PC_EFI 10.x you can just delete it using "sudo rm -f /boot" and copy the new boot file to your drive.
The other files in RestartFix_v2.1.zip are just source code and should not bother you.