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  1. Intel power gadget не работает
  2. Question: Q: Cannot Load Intel Power Gadget Driver
  3. intel-power-gadget 3.5.4,770353 fails to install #52927
  4. Comments
  5. BenjaminHCCarr commented Oct 5, 2018 •
  6. General troubleshooting steps
  7. Description of issue
  8. Command that failed
  9. Output of command with —force —verbose —debug
  10. Output of brew cask doctor
  11. Output of brew tap
  12. BenjaminHCCarr commented Oct 9, 2018
  13. Intel Power Gadget Help Please
  14. getrealbro
  15. Attachments
  16. Spectrum
  17. getrealbro
  18. Intel Power Gadget
  19. Narwaro
  20. llamafilm
  21. dreambig207
  22. darthrum

Intel power gadget не работает

    UEFI bios:
  1. Скидываем все настройки в default.
  2. AHCI — enable;
  3. Vt-d: Disable (+ в Clover дропнуть DMAR таблицу)
  4. Vt-x: Enable (только для 10.13 и если используете виртуальные машины)
  5. Intel Virtualization Technology — Enable
  6. Serial-port: Disable
  7. XHCI Hand-off: Disable (рекомендуеться)
  8. XHCI Hand-off: Enabled (только если что то не работает в режиме Disable )
  9. IOAPIC 24-119 Entries: Enabled (подмечено что у многих с этим пунктом паникует, поэтому тестируйте)
  10. CSM: Disable (по возможности)
  11. Fasboot: Disable
  12. Secure boot: Disable or Other OS

Legacy bios:

  • AHCI: enable;
  • HPET: enable;
  • Vt-d: disable;
  • ACPI Suspend Type — S3 (Only);
  • No Execute memory — enable;
  • USB Legacy — enable;
  • Отключаем всю периферию (вебки, смарты, блютуз-свистки, кард-ридеры и т.д.)

    • . .
    [i]Примечание:

    1. HDD должен быть подключен к SATA-0, контролер Intel.
    2. . [/i]

    Для установки потребуется флешка не менее 8Гб.

    1. ПК на ОС Windows XP/7/8.
    2. Скачать утилиту Boot Disk Utility с страницы разработчика cvad или с форума applelife.ru со страницы посвящённой данной утилите.
    3. Установить по инструкции
    4. Зайти на флешку в папку EFI\CLOVER\ и удалить папку OEM и файл config-sample (не путать с config.plist).
    5. Зайти на https://github.com/aci…pleSupportPkg/releases скачать ApfsDriverLoader.efi и скопировать его в папку EFI\CLOVER\drivers64UEFI (необходимо для macOs 10.13 и выше!)
    6. Добавить в EFI\CLOVER\Kext\Other https://github.com/acidanthera/Lilu/releases
    7. Добавить в EFI\CLOVER\Kext\Other https://github.com/aci…WhateverGreen/releases
    8. Скачать образ Mac OS X по указанным ссылкам:
      Нажми и качай!
    9. Развернуть скаченный образ на подготовленную флешку.
      1. Инструкция с applelife.ru пункт «Заливка дистрибутива macOS на второй том загрузочного USB Flash drive:«:
      2. Перед распаковкой образа необходимо нажать кнопку ^Format disk^.
      3. В основном окне программы -> Destination Disk — выбираем наш USB Flash Drive -> Part2.
      4. Нажимаем кнопку «Restore Partition».
      5. В открывшемся окне проводника выбираем распакованный файл с расширением *.hfs.
    10. Тем, кто устанавливает на ноутбук (или имеет PS/2 мышь или клавиатуру) , обязательно скачать VoodooPS2Controller.kext.zip ( 97,46 КБ )
      , новая версия: VoodooPS2Controller.kext.zip ( 93,86 КБ )
      положить в папку EFI/CLOVER/KEXT/10.X или Other
    11. Всё, установочная флешка готова, можно приступать к установке.

    За данный споcоб установки благодарим cvad и Skvo
    Данная инструкция написана по материалам с applelife.ru

    Установить один из загрузчиков на диск (если он не входит в состав сборки) :
    — Загрузчик №1 — Clover (рекомендуется для большинства пользователей);
    Как это сделать: UEFI, Legacy BIOS.
    — Загрузчик №2 — OpenCore (для опытных пользователей)
    — Загрузчик №3 — Chameleon (на данный момент существует для очень старых систем и особых случаев);
    *загрузчик устанавливаем только один, на ваш выбор

    После входа в macOS первое, что делаем:

    1. Устанавливаем кекст для сетевой карты;
    2. Настраиваем SMbios;
    3. «Заводим» видео-карту (разрешение должно быть правильным, и верхняя строка прозрачная);
    4. Поднимаем «нативное управление питанием» процессора;
    5. Поднимаем звук через AppleALC или VoodooHDA

    .
    21. Ставим програмулинки и «рюшечки».

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    Question: Q: Cannot Load Intel Power Gadget Driver

    I recently attempted to download Intel Power Gadget for my 2015 15″ MacBook pro. After installing, I got the following error:

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    «The Power Gadget driver is not currently loaded. If you just installed the app, please load the driver by going to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General, and Allow the system software from «Intel Corporation Apps». Then restart your computer.»

    Unfortunately, upon going to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General, I realized I did not have an allow button.

    At this point, I tried uninstalling intel power gadget, disabling Gatekeeper, allowing applications from anywhere, and re-downloading the software, but this produced no luck.

    I then looked in System Information, and under disabled software saw the following:

    Z3L495V9L4 — com.intel.driver.EnergyDriver:

    Reason: No User Consent

    Date Disabled: Unknown

    Unfortunately, there is no way I am aware of to remove software from the disabled software category.

    Since I saw that it was a consent issue, I disabled kext-consent in an attempt to lift the requirement (although I doubt this is the issue). This produced no luck.

    I then considered that maybe it was my account, so I created a new admin login and redownloaded the software. Again, no luck.

    I’m looking for a way to allow the power gadget driver to be loaded. Once again, please note:

    I do not have an allow button, and despite uninstalling and reinstalling every step, I was unable to get this button to appear,

    According to System Information, the software is under the Disabled Software category, which I don’t know how to enable any software from.

    If you have a solution to this problem, please let me know. Thanks!

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    intel-power-gadget 3.5.4,770353 fails to install #52927

    Comments

    BenjaminHCCarr commented Oct 5, 2018 •

    General troubleshooting steps

    • I have retried my command with —force and the issue is still present.
    • I have checked the instructions for reporting bugs.
    • I made doubly sure this is not a checksum does not match error.
    • I ran brew update-reset && brew update and retried my command.
    • I ran brew doctor , fixed as many issues as possible and retried my command.
    • I checked there are no open issues for the same problem.
    • I understand that if I ignore these instructions, my issue may be closed without review.

    Description of issue

    intel-power-gadget 3.5.4,770353 fails to install, the SHA256 in the ruby file is different than that served by Intel:
    d257937f8b00a0cfd6722b088eb9103f77889f8b88a759c13d7619d8d777222d intel-power-gadget—3.5.4,770353
    and different still than the one picked up by Homebrew Cask:

    But the pkg downloaded to

    /Library/Caches/Homebrew/Cask can succesfully be installed by hand.

    Command that failed

    Output of command with —force —verbose —debug

    Output of brew cask doctor

    Output of brew tap

    The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:

    BenjaminHCCarr commented Oct 9, 2018

    Looking for others with this error I found this: #52271

    Which recommended using reinstall instead of upgrade which worked:

    Источник

    Intel Power Gadget Help Please

    getrealbro

    macrumors 6502a

    Despite copious Googling, I’m having trouble understanding some of the Intel Power Gadget v3.6.1 curves.

    The Power, Temperature and Utilization graphs are pretty easy to figure out. But the Frequency graph — not so much. I guessing that these curves are…

    GFX curve = freq of the Intel UHD Graphics 630
    Straight Line = Max freq of the cores without TurboBoost
    MAX curve = top of the blue shaded area
    MIN curve = bottom of shaded area
    AVG curve = blue curve inside the shaded area

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    BUT… what exactly do the MAX, MIN and AVG represent? IOW do the MAX, MIN and AVG curves represent the frequency of the fastest, slowest and median of the 6 cores at any given time? And if so, why do these curves quickly converge above the nominal core frequency even when the Utilization curve barely budges?

    Thanks in Advance — GetRealBro

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    Spectrum

    macrumors 68000

    Despite copious Googling, I’m having trouble understanding some of the Intel Power Gadget v3.6.1 curves.

    The Power, Temperature and Utilization graphs are pretty easy to figure out. But the Frequency graph — not so much. I guessing that these curves are…

    GFX curve = freq of the Intel UHD Graphics 630
    Straight Line = Max freq of the cores without TurboBoost
    MAX curve = top of the blue shaded area
    MIN curve = bottom of shaded area
    AVG curve = blue curve inside the shaded area

    BUT… what exactly do the MAX, MIN and AVG represent? IOW do the MAX, MIN and AVG curves represent the frequency of the fastest, slowest and median of the 6 cores at any given time? And if so, why do these curves quickly converge above the nominal core frequency even when the Utilization curve barely budges?

    Thanks in Advance — GetRealBro

    Green is the GPU.
    Straight grey line is the ‘guaranteed’, non turbo base GPU frequency at processor TDP (e.g. 28W, 45W, 65W, 95W, etc). Your chip is a 65W CPU based on the grey line in the power chart.
    REQ is the requested frequency — normally the maximum value possible depending on number of cores being loaded — and proportioanl to the CPU specs listed on ARK.
    I have assumed that the MAX, MIN and AVG reperesent the maximum, minimum and average fequency observed in each sampling window (e.g. 1 second). But, yes. I’m not sure how the multiple cores (each potentially at a different frequency) come into play here.

    It looks like you have either an i7 iMac or i7 mac mini, is that correct?

    getrealbro

    macrumors 6502a

    Green is the GPU.
    Straight grey line is the ‘guaranteed’, non turbo base GPU frequency at processor TDP (e.g. 28W, 45W, 65W, 95W, etc). Your chip is a 65W CPU based on the grey line in the power chart.
    REQ is the requested frequency — normally the maximum value possible depending on number of cores being loaded — and proportioanl to the CPU specs listed on ARK.
    I have assumed that the MAX, MIN and AVG reperesent the maximum, minimum and average fequency observed in each sampling window (e.g. 1 second). But, yes. I’m not sure how the multiple cores (each potentially at a different frequency) come into play here.

    It looks like you have either an i7 iMac or i7 mac mini, is that correct?

    Thanks for the info. «the MAX, MIN and AVG represent the maximum, minimum and average frequency observed in each sampling window» makes sense.

    Yes this a «Black Friday» 2018 Mac Mini i7 w/32GB Ram (self installed).I was planning on getting an i5 but made an impulse upgrade based on the larger discount. «But look honey how much more money I saved.»

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    Intel Power Gadget

    Narwaro

    for those who cannot install it, try the install process trough Pacifist:

    Hope it will help

    llamafilm

    dreambig207

    Same here but with a 5820K

    EDIT: Missed the Pacifist suggestion that worked, thanks!!

    darthrum

    Intel Power Gadget (IPG)

    The Intel Power Gadget installer checks for supported CPUs and won’t install
    if it can’t find one it likes. As my hackintosh is a Haswell-E 5930K on X99 I’m way offside.

    Here’s how to install IPG manually by-passing the installer, form the command line

    Download and mounter the IPG dmg.

    Now, deep breath open a terminal window

    # mkdir IPG
    # cd IPG

    # cp cp /Volumes/Intel®\ Power\ Gadget/Install\ Intel\ Power\ Gadget.pkg .

    Let’s see what we have

    # file *
    Install Intel Power Gadget.pkg: xar archive — version 1

    Ok, it’s a xar file, let’s extract it.

    # xar -xvf Install\ Intel\ Power\ Gadget.pkg
    Intel Power Gadget Application.pkg/Bom
    Intel Power Gadget Application.pkg/Payload
    Intel Power Gadget Application.pkg/Scripts
    Intel Power Gadget Application.pkg/PackageInfo
    Intel Power Gadget Driver (>=10.9).pkg/Bom
    Intel Power Gadget Driver (>=10.9).pkg/Payload
    Intel Power Gadget Driver (>=10.9).pkg/Scripts
    Intel Power Gadget Driver (>=10.9).pkg/PackageInfo
    Intel Power Gadget Framework.pkg/Bom
    Intel Power Gadget Framework.pkg/Payload
    Intel Power Gadget Framework.pkg/Scripts
    Intel Power Gadget Framework.pkg/PackageInfo
    Resources/license.txt
    Distribution
    Resources
    Intel Power Gadget Framework.pkg
    Intel Power Gadget Driver (>=10.9).pkg
    Intel Power Gadget Application.pkg

    What did we get ?

    # ls -1
    Distribution
    Install Intel Power Gadget.pkg
    Intel Power Gadget Application.pkg/
    Intel Power Gadget Driver (>=10.9).pkg/
    Intel Power Gadget Framework.pkg/
    Resources/

    So we got the IPG app itself, a Framework and a driver (kext)
    Let’s start with the kext

    # cd Intel\ Power\ Gadget\ Driver\ \(\>=10.9\).pkg/

    And what’s in here

    # file *
    Bom: Mac OS X bill of materials (BOM) file
    PackageInfo: XML 1.0 document text, ASCII text
    Payload: gzip compressed data, from Unix
    Scripts: gzip compressed data, from Unix

    Not much we can do with the Bom or PackageInfo, so let’s mess with the gzips

    # mv Payload Payload.gz
    # gunzip Payload.gz

    Now what do we have

    # file Payload
    Payload: ASCII cpio archive (pre-SVR4 or odc)

    A cpio file, well let’s deal with that

    Ah, there’s the kext, we know what to do with that

    # sudo pax -pe -rw EnergyDriver.kext /Library/Extensions

    # sudo kextload /Libarary/Extensions/EnergyDriver.kext

    Now for the Framework

    # cd ..
    # cd Intel\ Power\ Gadget\ Framework.pkg/

    # file *
    Bom: Mac OS X bill of materials (BOM) file
    PackageInfo: XML 1.0 document text, ASCII text
    Payload: gzip compressed data, from Unix
    Scripts: gzip compressed data, from Unix

    # mv Payload Payload.gz
    # gunzip Payload.gz
    # cpio -dv

    K, let’s put that with the other Frameworks

    # sudo pax -pe -rw IntelPowerGadget.framework /Library/Frameworks

    Now for the app

    # cd ..
    # cd Intel\ Power\ Gadget\ Application.pkg/

    # file *
    Bom: Mac OS X bill of materials (BOM) file
    PackageInfo: XML 1.0 document text, ASCII text
    Payload: gzip compressed data, from Unix
    Scripts: gzip compressed data, from Unix

    # mv Payload Payload.gz
    # gunzip Payload.gz

    # cd Intel\ Power\ Gadget/

    # ls -1
    Intel(R) Power Gadget.app/
    PowerLog*
    Read Me.html
    Uninstaller.pkg

    Now we can «install» the app

    # pax -pe -rw Intel\(R\)\ Power\ Gadget.app/ /Applications

    At this point we should just be able the launch the app by double-clicking

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