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My battery stopped charging, I noticed very slow performance (CPU core max was locked 0.8 Ghz) and after some search on google I found https://portugnole.blogspot.com/2020/05/running-macbook-without-battery-lets-go.html. I had no experince with Xcode nor commands mendtioned in the guide. I followed all the steps and succesfully compiled "CPUTuneCore.kext" (in the guide it is named "CPUTune.kext", probably older version!?). I could use this kext file with "kextutil" command and managed to use my CPU @ 2.3 Ghz. But after wake-up from sleep, I was forced to unload & load the kext otherwise CPU was again locked @0.8Ghz. I could even activate TurboBoost by modifying "Info.plist" but always eneded up with crashes after a while.
However all my attempts to autoload "CPUTuneCore.kext" in "/Library/Extensions" ended up with failure. I was forced to SafeBoot and delete "CPUTuneCore.kext" eachtime to recover. After days of trailing I found this #4 (comment). I decided test "CPUTune(v2.1.7)" shared by @syscl and bingo, I could finally load CPUTune in "/Library/Extensions" with success. Now the CPU is always @2.3Ghz after restarts or wake-up from sleep.
Here are the steps I followed to load CPUTune in "/Library/Extensions" on my Mac:
I have the same macbook with Mojave and also have a problem when CPU stuck 0.8 Ghz. I upload CPUTune.kext to extantion directory, open terminal and after the first line in your instruction (sudo kextutil -v CPUTune.kext). i get this message:''cp: CPUTune.kext: No such file or directory''. What did i do wrong?
I have the same macbook with Mojave and also have a problem when CPU stuck 0.8 Ghz. I upload CPUTune.kext to extantion directory, open terminal and after the first line in your instruction (sudo kextutil -v CPUTune.kext). i get this message:''cp: CPUTune.kext: No such file or directory''. What did i do wrong?
"sudo kextutil -v CPUTune.kex" will work if "CPUTune.kext" file copied under user folder of the account.
To point the file under extensions folder; "sudo kextutil -v /Library/Extensions/CPUTune.kext"
Hello,
My battery stopped charging, I noticed very slow performance (CPU core max was locked 0.8 Ghz) and after some search on google I found https://portugnole.blogspot.com/2020/05/running-macbook-without-battery-lets-go.html. I had no experince with Xcode nor commands mendtioned in the guide. I followed all the steps and succesfully compiled "CPUTuneCore.kext" (in the guide it is named "CPUTune.kext", probably older version!?). I could use this kext file with "kextutil" command and managed to use my CPU @ 2.3 Ghz. But after wake-up from sleep, I was forced to unload & load the kext otherwise CPU was again locked @0.8Ghz. I could even activate TurboBoost by modifying "Info.plist" but always eneded up with crashes after a while.
However all my attempts to autoload "CPUTuneCore.kext" in "/Library/Extensions" ended up with failure. I was forced to SafeBoot and delete "CPUTuneCore.kext" eachtime to recover. After days of trailing I found this #4 (comment). I decided test "CPUTune(v2.1.7)" shared by @syscl and bingo, I could finally load CPUTune in "/Library/Extensions" with success. Now the CPU is always @2.3Ghz after restarts or wake-up from sleep.
Here are the steps I followed to load CPUTune in "/Library/Extensions" on my Mac:
downloaded CPUTune(v2.1.7): https://github.com/syscl/CPUTune/files/4807644/CPUTune.v2.1.7.zip
sudo kextutil -v CPUTune.kext
sudo cp -R CPUTune.kext /Library/Extensions
sudo chown -R root:wheel /Library/Extensions/CPUTune.kext
sudo touch /Library/Extensions
sudo kextcache -i /
sudo reboot
I don't know why but still no log file generated ; "cat /var/log/cputune.kext.log".
Thank you @syscl and @christophe-duc !!!
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