Battery Stopped Working in Big Sur OverPowered OP-LP3 Model GK7CN6S about tongfang-macos HOT 6 CLOSED

It seems that the DSDT has been patched correctly, and the config is also correct. However, the kernel log shows that SMCBatteryManager.kext may not be correctly loaded.

You may need to provide your macOS version and full EFI/OC folder for further investigation. On the other hand, please ensure that you are booting with the latest EFI. You can use the command nvram -p | grep efi-version to know about it.

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efi-version 21.2.5%00. I have to apologize it looks like I did not have your "SSDT-EC-USBX.aml" in ACPI but rather the one I generated using Hackentool to generate my USBPorts.kext and SSDT-EC-USBX and there was no EC code in the SSDT not sure why hackentool does not put the code there when it generates a filename SSDT-EC-USBX.aml, it makes you believe from the filename EC code is included? So it looks like this was an Embedded Controller issue, battery is now working. In IOregistry should I see EC EC0 and HECI and under EC0 I see AppleACPIE we want it under EC0 and not EC correct? But should I have HECI, EC0 and EC in IORegistry? I am looking for AppleBusPowerController under EC, I cannot find it.

? See the two screenshots I have uploaded.

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You will see EC0 and EC regions in IORegistryExplorer and won't see H_EC region. H_EC is often for Lenovo laptops. HECI region is related to IGPU and it is renamed to IMEI by WhateverGreen so you won't see it in IORegistryExplorer either.

EC is just a fake ACPI region that does nothing, but this ACPI region is required for macOS 10.15+. EC0 is the real ACPI region of Embedded Controller of Tongfang laptops.

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I see thanks a lot, do you know why we don't have AppleBusPowerController in IORegistry, is this obsolete in MacOS Big Sur?

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I don't know where the AppleBusPowerController should be in IORegistryExplorer. This kernel extension does load if SSDT-EC-USBX.aml is present. You can run kextstat | grep AppleBusPowerController in terminal and it will give an output shows that AppleBusPowerController is loaded.

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Ok thanks for all the replies and for your patience this was extremely helpful I can close the topic now its resolved thanks again!

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