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    Panasonic CFSV8-1L: HDMI, Webcam and Touchpad issues

    in Intel-based Systems

    Posted · Edited by Mihari Oyama
    update for solution to touchpad

    I attached the "SSDT-I2C" above, but the bug is still there.
    Cursor movement still automatic moving on one direction.

    Here's my IOReg: ioreg-dumped.ioreg

     

    Edit: Touchpad fixed by attach SSDT-I2C @Baio77 gave and using VoodooI2C (Synaptics) + VoodooRMI (I2C) and force polling mode to PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x15,0x0). Cursor no more moving on one direction.

    Panasonic CFSV8-1L: HDMI, Webcam and Touchpad issues

    in Intel-based Systems

    Posted

    I got the Panasonic CFSV8-1L from my friend as profile here: i7-8565U (Whiskey Lake) with UHD 620, ALC295, Synaptics Trackpad (the wheel trackpad).
    I managed to install macOS Ventura (13) on this machine but I got some weird bugs here:

    1. HDMI: It would work normally after sleep. Before sleep, I connect my screen via this, it turn into solid color, but I put the machine into sleep state and wake again (via dark wake, no need to enter fully sleep), HDMI work normally.

    2. Webcam: macOS detected the webcam, but I tested via FaceTime and Photo Booth, it went black. The webcam ID was: VID_5986&PID_113F
    3. Trackpad: I can move the cursor by using VoodooI2C + HID and XOSI patch, but the cursor always moving on one direction, even I don't use trackpad. I have tried VoodooRMI and VoodooPS2, trackpad cannot be moved. 
    EFI and all specs: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZJCDwh6WBweAKPp6PPG8iPRmlqYv_J15/view?usp=sharing

    Any help would be appreciated. 🙌

    E7270: HELP with config.plist for running macOS Sonoma

    in E7xxx

    Posted

    First you make your config as Dortania's guide for Skylake mobile/laptop
    Then, replacing this to your AAPL,ig-platform-id (in DeviceProperties > PciRoot(0x2, 0x0)) to 87654321 or using -igfxvesa to get into installer/desktop
    After that, change that again to the 00001619 with Screen sharing enable in System Preferences so that you can remote your Mac Desktop via VNC and apply OpenCore Legacy Patcher for GFX.

    Latitude 5500 - OpenCore Install

    in Dell

    Posted

    Dell Latitude 5500 with OpenCore Bootloader

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    💻 Computer specs:

    • CPU: Intel Core i5-8265U (1.6GHz, Whiskey Lake)
    • Integrated GPU: Intel UHD Graphics 620
    • Dedicated GPU: AMD Radeon 540/540X/640/WX2100 
    • Memory: 16G DDR4 Hynix (8G per slot)
    • Wireless: Dell Wireless 1820A - 08PKF4

     

    ✔️ Working: 

    • CPU Power Management, ACPI State
    • GPU Accelerator (AMD is not supported) and iGPU Output Display (HDMI, DisplayPort via Type-C)
    • Ethernet: LAN, Wireless LAN, Bluetooth
    • Audio: Internal Speaker/Microphone, Headphones
    • Keyboard and trackpad
    • USB Ports (3 Type-A and 1 Type-C)

     

    ❌ Not working: 

    • Pointing stick

     

    🖊️ To do list:

    • Touchscreen
    • Thunderbolt 3
    • Adding support for pointing stick

     

    🛠️ BIOS Setting Recommended:

     

    • General:
      • UEFI Boot Path Security: Never
    • System Configuration:
      • Integrated NIC: Enabled (Not Enabled w/PXE)
      • SATA Operation: AHCI
      • SMART Reporting: Enable SMART Reporting
      • Miscellaneous Devices: Enable Camera, Enable Secure Digital Card
      • MAC Address Pass-Through: Disabled
    • Secure Boot:
      • Secure Boot Enable: Disable Secure Boot
    • Power Management:
      • Lid Switch: Enable Lid Switch
      • USB Wake Support: Disable Wake on Dell USB-C Dock
      • Wake on LAN: Disabled
    • Virtualization Support:
      • Virtualization: Enable Intel Virtualization Technology
      • VT for Direct I/O: Enable VT for Direct I/O

     

    ⚠️ Warning:

    • Recommend update your BIOS to latest version.
    • You must re-generate your own SMBIOS!

    🌎 Download: https://github.com/quynkk1/Dell5500-Hackintosh

     

    Dell Latitude 7390 Touchscreen Help

    in The Archive

    Posted

    I found that when I disabled all VoodooI2C's kext, its could touch but cannot move or 'click' mouse everywhere in screen.
    And when I restarted with VoodooI2C enable, only trackpad worked.
    Even though I added USB HID Patch in E7270 OC config, touchscreen still not happened.
     

    Dell Latitude 7390 Touchscreen Help

    in The Archive

    Posted

    I have installed Ventura (13.4.1) on Latitude 7390 (not 2-in-1 version) and it worked well expected touchscreen.
    I already:

    - mapped USB
    - tried to patch TPL1 and TPD1 device in DSDT

    - used all VoodooI2C's kext relevant

    but all of them only make my trackpad worked, not touchscreen.

    There are images about SiW (Siliconworks) HID Touchscreen (It used USB protocol) and its IOReg:

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    This is my EFI: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1z4nqtrR6qPXd51w20Uobuuk4iaxg-hcW/view?usp=share_link

    All your help will be appriciated. Please help me this.

     

    Inspiron 5448: Boot and I2C TouchPad Problem

    in Other Dell laptops

    Posted

    I have Dell Inspiron 5448 with bootloader is OpenCore (0.7.9) and macOS Big Sur (11.6) installed. After adding VoodooI2C's kext, it shows this code (Image attached) for 5-10s and return back OC Picker.
    I have removed VoodooI2C but still nothing happen, tried to create clean EFI (just Lilu, WEG, itlwm, VoodooPS2 and used prebuilt SSDT from Dortania) but no success, so I decided to use Clover.
    Also, trackpad is not working in both OC and Clover, anyone can help me this?
    EFI (I attached both OC + Clover + DSDT): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Un38tLragGxW8UHZI1IWVZu-qvVmDw2M/view?usp=sharing

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    Dell Latitude E5570 Hackintosh EFI

    in E5xxx

    Posted

    My Dell Latitude E5570 Specification:

    •  i3-6100U with 16G DDR4
    •  Intel HD Graphics 520
    •  I219 Ethernet + Intel AC 8260
    •  Audio Codec: ALC293
    •  Storage: Kingston M2 256GB

     

    Supported both 2 types of bootloader: OpenCore 0.7.6 + Clover r5143

    Almost all devices are working, except trackpad gesture.

    If you want to try new VoodooPS2 (Because this laptop used ALPS version 8), check here: https://github.com/SkyrilHD/VoodooPS2-ALPS/actions/runs/1671975290 
    (Click the artifacts.zip to download, extract them and put them into C/K/O or OC/K)


    Issue: Clock is wrong after sleeping (Eg. when your hack sleep at 10:30 and you leave it for 30 minutes to 11:00, you wake your hack and clock still 10:30)
    Flickering screen when your screen is 1920x1080 after sleep.

     

    Link EFI: https://github.com/quynkk1/E5570-Hackintosh
    Note:

    1. Before install macOS: 

      - Add your wireless and bluetooth kernel extensions

      (If you use OpenCore, you need to SNAPSHOT or MANUALLY ADD your kexts)

    2. After install macOS:

    - Move EFI from USB into Hard Drive

    - Map your USB

    - Make test and post your result here :D

     

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