Wäre es denn nicht möglich über Teamviewer was zu realisieren ? 
VoodooSDHC ist zurück
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- Thogg Niatiz
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Bei mir funktioniert der Kext unter Mac Sierra nicht.
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Ja das stimmt Schon, aber ich wäre bereit nen Abend dafür zu "Opfern" und wegen der ID und PIN ständig könnte man auch ein Konto einrichten das du so ständig wieder drauf zu greifen könntest
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Ok alles klar, ich wünsche dir viel Glück bei deinem jetztigen versuch
und ich bin jeder Zeit bereit, über Teamviewer und wenn es 10 Tage dauert die Karte ständig rein und raus zu stecken -
Das ist meiner
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bei mir funktioniert es irgendwie nicht. Ich hab auch grade in die Kext die VenID ... eingetragen und mit Kext Utility installiert + Neustart.
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Zitat von rakixplod schrieb
IOSDHCIBlockDevice.kext und VoodooSDHC.kext installiert und es funktioniert nicht.
Entferne mal bitte die IOSDHCIBlockDevice.kext und nimm einfach die VoodooSDHC.kext aus dem Eingangspost. Die brauchst du nicht modifizieren, weil dein Kartenleser schon korrekt eingetragen ist. Falls es dann trotzdem nicht funktioniert findest du dort auch eine Liste Infos, die ich von dir brauche.
@al6042 danke fürs Einspoilern
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Hoffentlich finde ich oder jemand anders hier irgendwo ein vernachlässigtes Notebook mit Realtek Kartenleser,.
Hallo!
Ich weiß nicht, Deutsch so verwenden Sie Google Übersetzer.
Sie suchen nach OS X Realtek Kartenleser Benutzer. Hier bin ich bei Acer und 10.12.3 an Bord.
Mein Gerät ist Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTS5129 Kartenleser-Controller.
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Maybe english is a better option
Actually I'm searching for a donated laptop with a Realtek cardreader for development and testing for my own. I'm not looking for testers since this would be way too complicated. I'm a student and can't afford another laptop just for this reason, since it works fine with my HP 8460P.
By the way: I can't find the cardreader device in your IOReg file. Maybe it's disabled in your BIOS or DSDT. Can I see your Clover configuration and original DSDT?
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Hi Thogg Niatiz
Seems that i missed that... but it could be done thus. And thanks for English =)It's strange (IOReg). Look on ACHI device - it is called "USB2.0-CRW" - should be there!
The bed news is that I can't be sure in which exact model that kind of card reader is located! Regarding laptop - if we could figure out some not very expansive model available on amazon\ebey I may consider buying it for you as a test device.
The issue is: there is a so called universal USB card reader kext or a way to modify original Apple kext to allow OS X use virtually any USB card reader. BUT RTS5129 (devID 0129) has some kind of issue that prevents it from functioning with any known driver (the Realtek driver is for 10.9 OS). It seems there are some bugs in firmware that both Apple and Realtek are aware of and in original driver a dedicated mechanism was implemented that allows to bypass firmware check and force OS X to use the device (with what ever result it will cause).
I spent quite a time researching the meter and figured out that currently there is no solution for 10,9+ systems. Device could be recognized by modified Apple or alternative kext, but will not recognize any cards inserted. My guess is that it is due the power management mechanism implemented: seems that card reader is fully activated only when car is inserted in it. But I might be wrong.
My knowledge is not enough to write a driver myself or even diagnose the issue correctly. But if we will fail with a laptop, I would appreciate your assistance in digging that
shitdriver to figure out what is preventing OS X from using the device.There is a working Linux and BSD driver for that device.
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@Thogg Niatiz du kannst mein Book zum Testen haben, liegt nicht weit weg zur Zeit fast nur herum
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@kaim
An internal USB Device, that's why I didn't see it... sorry, but this project is about internal PCIe cardreaders. Building a universal USB/PCIe driver might work, but would be complicated and really impractical, since it would increase boot/load times and so on.I'd really appreciate if you can contribute to a testing device. Maybe someone else from the community wants to contribute as well. There is just one more thing to think about. Since I want this project to be a solution for most devices (which are commonly PCIe based) I have to decide which way to go (and therefore which device to buy). I would still prefer the PCIe way, but that wouldn't be of any help for you. And also if you get a device for me I can't promise that I will succeed, so really think about it.
In AppleStorageDrivers.kext is the old AppleUSBCardReader.kext Plugin. Unfortunately it is closed-source, but we could mess around with the Info.plist and some binary patching, before starting another SDXC-USB-Kext project. Please open another thread in "Nach der Installation" - "Kexte / Bootloader / DSDT" where we can talk about it. Again give some information about your device, upload your IOReg and tell, what you tried so far, so others can watch the progress and contribute.
Greetings to Israel
@keiner99 danke, ich nehme ihn mir gleich
Auch wenn der Leser dort dem Apple Treiber bekannt ist lässt sich sicher ein wenig Treiber basteln üben. -
Und hast es zerschossen?
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Würde auch der Kartenleser beim Thinkpad T430 damit Funktionieren ?
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Mit was wird denn der dump erstellt ?
