Jake Lo

did you reset NVRam?

try this, updated OC and kexts to the latest7490_OC099.zip

Did you input it into the config file too? 

Not just to the kexts folder

Same KP?

try adding this kext

 

CtlnaAHCIPort.kext.zip

try EFI from here

post the ACPI folder, it's missing from your EFI above

you're using a desktop SMBIOS, try switching to MBP15,2

try setting your BIOS to load default. Save, reboot. and then go back to set BIOS to 

• UEFI Enabled
• AHCI enabled
• Secure boot disabled
• Legacy Option ROMS disabled

if still not boot, try disabling your internal drive. Some NVMe drives are not supported. If it boots up with drive disabled, then means you'll need to replace it with a supported drive.

download ioregistryexplorer.app v2.1

launch it, save it, compress it and then upload it

Post your EFI folder and IOReg file

You need switchable graphics enabled in the BIOS for the Intel graphics to work. 

I think you can mod the BIOS like my Precision 7510. 

Download my Precision 7510 ventura files. Inside the Boot folder is a folder call DVMT

Copy that whole folder into your Boot folder

Go to the your BIOS and create a boot option, point it to /EFI/Boot/DVMT/boot.efi, call it DVMT or whatever.

Reboot, select F12 and select this new boot option. It'll load the modified Grub

At the boot menu, select 1, this will enable the Intel Graphics and disable the Nvidia, change the DVMT pre-allocated to 96mb. With this you can disable these in the Config file

   framebuffer-fbmem : 00009000

   framebuffer-stolenmem : 00003001

After that, you should not have to keep re-enabling Switchable Graphics manually.

 

If you look in the grub.cfg file with textedit, you'll see it does work for both 7510 and 7710.

Set BIOS to Default. Apply. The go back and set to UEFI / AHCI enabled

Legacy options ROMS disabled

Secure boot Disabled

Then try again

IntBTPatcher.kext is not enabled in your Config file

Also try moving it and BlueToolFixup before intelBluetoothFirmware.kext

check to see if the screen brightness can be increase. you can check by using a flash light on the display

Just replace the SSDT in the E7470 with E7270 from my Ventura guide

post IOReg file

try updating the OC version and kexts

You can also try disabling SMCProcessor.kext in the Config file

No seeing any issue...try getting rid of all fakepci* kexts

what do you gain adding them?

you also have 2 pnl*f.aml, try one or the other

yes, post the EFI and IOReg file using IORegistryExplorer.app

can you post new IOReg file?

I believe it's due to (_SB.PCI0.I2C0) and not (_SB.PCI0.I2C1) from files I posted

Those 2 ssdt definitely suggested that

I see some issue with the smbios from your IOReg.

Try this config to fix the truncated smbios

config.plist.zip

try adding this to your config

SSDT-TPDX.aml.zip

post IOReg file using IORegistryExplorer.app

see here

do you have more than 1 internal drive? 

are you installing windows on a separate HDD than the MacOS?