My NIC is an Intel 82567LM, I'm using the AppleIntelE1000e kext, and I'm running Sierra (newest supported on my GPU)
Whenever I wake from sleep, my ethernet stops working, I can't load anything, and I have to reboot my computer to get my ethernet back. Anyone know how to fix this?
This is something I've always wanted to do, and I finally got around to doing it.
So, as you can probably tell, the OmniPod Dash PDM, at its core, is just a cheap Android phone but with custom insulin pump software on it, at its core, its a relatively basic system: MediaTek MT6580, 1GB RAM, 8GB storage. Insulet, being the absolute geniuses they are (/s), decided to add no partition verification to the PDM (aka - they essentially left the bootloader unlocked), meaning with a USB cable and MTKClient, you can flash whatever the hell you want on it. Seriously, this is such a big security oversight, even cheap phones from 2011 have this, but my insulin pump doesn't?
Anyways, I decided to look into it, and the fingerprint was `alps/full_b6580_weg_a_m/b6580_weg_a_m:6.0/MRA58K/1667317140:user/dev-keys`. alps means it's literally just a generic MediaTek reference board. After doing some searching on GitHub, I found a device tree made for one of those Aliexpress iPhone clones, that was also using an MT6580 reference board. I just replaced the kernel with the one from the PDM, replaced all the vendor blobs, updated the codename and manufacturer (codename is NUU_A1, manufacturer is nuu), and compiled, used MTKClient to flash the recovery then the custom recovery to flash the ROM, and just like that, it worked.
Forever stuck on Android 7.1.2 sadly, while later versions could be possible with kernel source, Insulet refuses to share it (which is actually illegal, it's Linux, which is GPL licensed), but it's enough to run Doom.
To run Doom, I just used GZDA and doom1.wad, and it just worked.
If anyone else here happens to have a spare PDM, and wants to install an actual open source ROM on it, first of all, do not, and I repeat, DO NOT do this if you are still using the PDM for medical purposes. You will lose all insulin pump functionality. Here is the XDA thread with the builds and instructions: https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-unofficial-7-1-2-crdroid-3-for-insulet-omnipod-dash-pdm.4790219/
this is possible because the absolute geniuses (/s) over at insulet decided to add no partition verification, so with nothing but a microusb cable and a copy of mtkclient, you can just flash whatever the hell you want on the pdm.
apparently the omnipod 5 app wont work if you unlock your phone's bootloader, ironic that insulet seems to care there but theres absolutely no form of bootloader locking on the dash pdm
ive modified insulet's stock software (which is android based) to get android stuff mostly working, and that preserves pod functionality, however with a spare pdm i had, i wanted to see if i could get a full custom rom on it, by modifying a device tree i found on github designed for a bootleg iphone xs max, and within a few hours i had lineageos booting on it
it's android 7.1.2, and i probably wont be able to get anything newer due to insulet's refusal to share kernel source (which is illegal btw! it violates the GPL)
i would share a link to the xda thread here, but im not sure if that goes against this subreddit's advertising rules, and plus i dont want someone to install this on their main pdm (you should not do that!! it is extremely dangerous!), plus the main reason i'm creating this thread is to spread awareness that the dash pdm is not safe (again, all you need is a microusb cable, and a laptop with mtkclient, and you can flash literally whatever you want on it!! that is EXTREMELY dangerous and im not sure how it got past health canada's regulations and the equivalents for other countries)
moral of the story, insulet sucks
My email app just gives me the error "Something went wrong. Please try again later." when I try to sign in. I've never really bothered with Play Integrity since nothing I use requires it (not even my bank does), however I'm not sure if this is an issue with my ROM or microG, or if the app depends on Play Integrity. Is there any way to check?
I'm trying to hackintosh a Latitude E6400, and it crashes really early into boot. I believe it's a kernel panic, but I could be wrong because it's way shorter than a normal kernel panic. The panic mentions VoodooInput, so I tried disabling everything related to VoodooPS2, and then got a single line panic log, which I've never seen before. Does anyone know how to fix this? Before someone questions the airportitlwm, I'm using a fork that has support for El Cap.
config.plist: https://files.catbox.moe/vntnzw.plist
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