Dumping Intel Regs not seeming to work about appleintelinfo HOT 10 CLOSED

Are you using: cat /var/log/system.log
Or something like this: cat /var/log/system.log | grep AICPUPMI:
I ask this because only the first command works!

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Using the first i.e examining cat /var/log/system.log in Console

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Hmm. That's odd because the output you have there is not that from the latest version. Did you remove stuff or not?

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I downloaded your files as zip and compiled kext using latest Xcode beta 6 in 10.10, only setting made was to set base SDK as 10.10 before doing a build - I am only learning at Xcode, so please correct me if I did something wrong in the build procedure. I then loaded kext, fixed permissions etc.
I can see no trace of your older kext (AppleIntelCPUPowerManagementInfo.kext) in my list of extensions...

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Do you see something like this in system.log:

AICPUPMI: v1.0 Copyright © 2012-2014 Pike R. Alpha. All rights reserved

AICPUPMI: logMSRs............................: 1
AICPUPMI: logIGPU............................: 1
AICPUPMI: logIntelRegs.......................: 1
AICPUPMI: logCStates.........................: 1
AICPUPMI: logIPGStyle........................: 1

Please verify this. Also. Are you loading the kext from /S_/L_/Extensions, then try adding msgbuf=393216 in /L_/P_/SystemC*/com.apple.Boot.plist

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No, I am not getting that in the log [and the addition to the com.Apple.Boot.plist (in Kernel Flags??) did not seems to make a difference on reboot].

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and yes, loading from S/L/E

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I am sure it is very much a noob error on my part no doubt. Don't worry about it . …it's really not life or death to me. I'll go away and read up some more about using Xcode. Thanks again for your time and all your work.

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Do you need to enable kernel debug/logging to see this? I know this is crazy, but I'm trying to glean some info what VirtualBox is presenting to a 10.9.4 host, running on a i7-4710HQ, and would like to try this. Do you have something compiled I can try?

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No, You can find the output in /var/log/system.log right after the kext started.
And no. You have to compile it yourself.

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