In this article, I gathered up all the dumps, who found. If you see something new table will be updated.

If you want to replenish the base - write in comments.

Materials are collected from all core forums and sites. In particular has benefited from the following sources:

1. Forum www.projectosx.com, branch Apple Hardware Dumps: System Profiler, IOReg, DSDT, etc..
2. Forum www.insanelymac.com, branch Decompiled original Apple DSDTs, To be used for new patches, additions, Fixed ...

To collect information about your computer there are various means. Below is a list of necessary tools and instructions for use. The list is not complete and it will be updated.

1. To collect the SMC keys and their values used utility SMC Utility. By utilities devnull,brushed and brought to mind Michael Belyaev (usr-sse2). Sources are on this address. New version (2) utility can be downloaded from link. If the utility does not start, necessary to make the file executable: chmod x SMC_util. For a complete list of keys with the values needed to execute the following command:
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   1	sudo SMC_util -l > ~/Desktop/SMC_keys.txt

2. To gather information about pci devices used utility lspci. Utility portirovana around Linux. Specifically, this version is ported to the team EVOSX86. To obtain the required information we need to run the following commands:
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   1 2	sudo lspci -nnvvxxx > ~/Desktop/lspcinnvvxxx.txt sudo lspci -tvnn > ~/Desktop/lspcitvnn.txt

3. To obtain the ACPI tables, you can use the below given script.
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   #!/bin/bash   cdir=`dirname $0` dmpdir=acpitbls   # Create a dump directory if [[ ! -d $dmpdir ]];then    mkdir $dmpdir fi   # Dump ACPI table data from ioreg acpi_tbls=`ioreg -lw0 | grep "ACPI Tables" | cut -f2 -d"{" | tr "," " "`   echo -e "\nDumping the following ACPI tables to folder `pwd`/$dmpdir\n"   # Loop through each table for tbl in $acpi_tbls do     tbl_name=`echo $tbl | cut -f1 -d"=" | tr -d "\""`       echo $tbl_name     tbl_data=http://www.mamicode.com/`echo $tbl | cut -f2 -d""`     echo $tbl_data | xxd -r -p > $dmpdir/$tbl_name.aml     $cdir/iasl -d $dmpdir/$tbl_name.aml 1>/dev/null 2>&1   done   echo -e "\nDone!"

   To use copy-paste the script into a new file named dumpacpitbls and make it executable: chmod x dumpacpitbls. A working tool iasl.

Update 25-07-2012:
There was a small program to gather information about hardware. Is a programDarwinDumper.app. Development and discussion is online ProjectOSX, latest version in the same. Collects information on Apple computers as well as on Hackintosh.

Of the constraints: не делает дамп IORegestry в формате ioreg, so, if you do a dump, сохраните ioreg отдельно с помощью IORegestryExplorer; To remove the device list (lspci) requires you to enter an administrator password.

In any case, place the mirror on the current version of today in his blog: DarwinDumper.app v2.0pre16

Update 12-12-2012:
A version DarwinDumper.app (v2.5.7f) without the interface and without requiring administrative rights (without administrator rights can not read data BIOS ROM dump, dmesg dump, FirmwareMemoryMap и Lspci dump). Now, just copy it to a USB flash drive, insert the USB flash drive into your computer and click on the icon DarwinDumper.app. Within seconds, all the necessary data will be stored on a flash drive and can be removed.

Special version DarwinDumper posted blackosx Online insanelymac.com.

You can download the link: DarwinDumper.app (v2.5.7f)

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