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[SOLVED] E6530 kernel panic after installation


npyadav1

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I guess you meant IvyBridge CPU i7-3630QM...

 

Using Clover Configurator tool, try and modify your Clover config.plist as follows:

  1. In Graphics tab
    • try layout-id 0x01660003 as opposed to 0x01660004
    • set DualLink to 1
  2. In Kernel and Kext Patches tab
    • uncheck KernellPm, it's not applicable to IvyBridge platform. You only need AsusAICPUPM for CPU power management.
    • change 8319D411 to 8A19D411 in the 1st entry for AppleHDA patching, still replacing it by 00000000. 8319D411 is not present in the Sierra version of AppleHDA.
    • for IOGraphicsFamily patch (to avoid boot screen glitches), the binary mod should be to replace 0100007525 by 010000EB25 (the replacement you have is for older OS X versions such as Yosemite).

You'll have to create your own CPU-specific SSDT with the generator script you've strangely placed in EFI/CLOVER/APCI/patched folder. Normally, the script downloads to home directory from which you can run it. It's the resulting CPU power management-related SSDT that goes alongside the patched DSDT.

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npyadav1

 

The panic is due to the 10.11 boot glitch patch. Change it to 10.12 bootpatch as Hervé stated above will fix that.

  • for IOGraphicsFamily patch (to avoid boot screen glitches), the binary mod should be to replace 0100007525 by 010000EB25 (the replacement you have is for older OS X versions such as Yosemite).

Follow the rest of his advise after you have it booted. They should fix audio and power management.

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Did you verify the HDEF layout-id? 'should be set to 12 (0x0C) afaik.

 

You may also want to select AppleRTC patch. Could save a little slowness after reboot on BIOS POST completion. But it remains reasonably quick on the E6xxx series compared to the older D series.

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