CMOS-Reset Bug / VoodooHda Sound Distortion
 

2 unrelated bugs i can't seem to fix.

I understand the cmos reset can be fixed by editing certain values in the dsdt, but how would i go about doing this?

Voodohda is working nicely now that it is 64bit but whenever i wake from sleep the sound gets distorted.
Anybody have a solution for either of these issues....?

the search function does work well here ;)

for the voodoohda problem i used this workaround:

http://s10lenovo.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=2269

that seems to work!
cheers!

Thanx cili0 i'll check it out.........

I need some help... Sometimes when I sleep or when shut down doesn't work properly, my computer won't boot. I have to take my hard drive out so I can go into the BIOS, reset all the BIOS's settings, put the hard drive back in, and then boot like normal. VERY bad!

So, is there a fix? I already patched my DSDT with DSDT Patcher GUI. Any ideas? Would really need help on this.

I found this: http://netkas.org/?p=114 but I don't know what to edit it with...

Nevermind, figured it out. Just drug my .dsl file into iasl and out came dsdt.asl.

Everytime i drag my edited dsdt.dsl file into iaslme it does its thing but just gives me a folder with a log.......... WTF????

You have to open terminal. Drag iasl into the window, then drag your dsdt.dsl into the window, and press enter.

Didnt work....
Terminal says:
-bash: /Users/KiT/Desktop/iaslMe.app: is a directory

also, once i get this dsdt.asl file can i place it on the root and boot with it or do i have to compile it to dsdt.aml

For iaslme.app DONT use the terminal !
Drag an .dsl on the iaslme App Icon (which is on Desktop, where you want)= .aml is build (in in Session directory)
Drag an .aml on the iaslme App Icon = .dsl is build (same directory as .aml)
iaslme is an really needful Tool.
It has an the same command line iasl "in", but dont needs the terminal and does "know" what to do,
by AI : gets an .dsl dragged= compile an .aml, gets an .aml dragged=decompile to .dsl :)