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Yes, I've tried that yesterday and the issue persists.
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I'm still having this problem in Big Sur 11.1 and OpenCore.
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Converted to OpenCore and double-checked I copied everything from Clover correctly... Even with OpenCore, I still have the exact same issue. Perhaps there's an issue with the patch itself? I attached the text files generated by OpenCore, in case they help at all. On the bright side, anyone with a Dell Latitude e7470 can use my OpenCore folder, albeit with the brightness issue (haven't fully tested it though). Note: Please place your unique Serial Number, UUID, MLB, and ROM in config.plist before using the folder. e7470-OC.zip Logs.zip
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On my Dell Latitude e7470, I had this issue that I haven't been able to resolve. When I toggle my brightness, it only remains at maximum and nothing happens until I reach minimum (or close to minimum), at which point the screen either starts to flicker or goes black. However, after I put the laptop in sleep (hibernate to be exact) and wake from sleep, the brightness adjusts exactly as intended. I already installed AppleBacklightFixup.kext to /L/E but then removed it as it's already part of WhateverGreen. I tried resetting NVRAM by running "sudo nvram -c". NVRAM appears to work, as t
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Hello, I have successfully installed macOS 10.15.3 Catalina on my Dell Latitude e7470. It is generally working fine, but there are a few issues that I have not been able to solve: 1. Caps Lock key - Regardless of whether I have Karabiner-Elements installed, in order to toggle Caps Lock, I have to press the key twice. Really frustrating. 2. Brightness - When dimming the screen, it flickers and doesn't stop flickering until readjusted to max brightness. Strangely, this problem goes away if I put the laptop in sleep, then wake from sleep. Already tried EmuVa