Jake Lo

try this config config.plist.zip

Finally we have support for SD Card reader (Realtek RTS525a). See here for more info and link to kext

You don't need kext utility to copy kext to /E/C/K/Other. Just simply copy and paste. You should copy and replace all the contents in your 1st post into /EFI/Clover, not merge. Yes, will work for Catalina, Mojave and High Sierra.

Try disable or enabling CSM support in the BIOS

For the touchscreen to work, you need to install the kext provided by touch-base to /L/E. Don't install any kext to /S/L/E unless really necessary. VoodooI2C will not work for you in this case, you can remove VoodooI2CElan since you don't have any I2C devices. Your touchscreen is USB based and your touchpad is PS2. You can continue using ApplePS2Controller or replace it with VoodooPS2Controller provided in whitedragon's files.This is a separate kext for your keyboard / touchpad to work.

You are not using the files you posted on the 1st post. AppleALC and RealtekRTL8100.kext are in the kext/Other folder as well. RealtekRTL8111.kext is wrong. Use the files in the 1st post should get everything working. You probably missed a step to copy the files from the USB installer to the installed EFI partition after installing Clover

post your Config file

Not I2C, it's definitely USB. The UPDD app did find your device as shown in your screenshot above. So I assume installing the drivers to /L/E or /S/L/E didn't work? Make sure you have repair permissions and rebuild cache. Best to use Hackintool to do the install, it does all of it. What's the name of the kext you install from touch-base? I don't see it in your debug files or in kextcache_log. Did you install it at all?

the driver should be enough, no need to adjust the Config file

and boot screen fixed too?

It's missing the IOReg file. Run this, save, compress and attach it https://raw.githubusercontent.com/black-dragon74/OSX-Debug/master/IORegistryExplorer.zip

Did you restore to the Config that boots fine?

You have too many Ethernet kexts: AtherosE2200Ethernet IntelMausi RealtekRTL8100 RealtekRTL8111 SmallTreeIntel82576 Determine what actual Ethernet on the system and remove the rest. However that's not the culprit, it's power management you should look for. You have NullCPUPowerManagement.kext. The name itself should have given you a clue. Remove that kext and VoodooTSCSync.kext( for desktop usually). Still not knowing your system's spec and Config file attached, we have no clue to assist. If Haswell and above, you could simple enable PluginType or create SSDT.aml with well known ssdtPRGen.sh script If IvyBridge / SandyBridge, you'll need to enable AppleIntelCPUPM in the Config file with CC Also if you have dual graphics and the discrete graphics is not disable (not supported), it'll drain your battery as well.

Launch Clover Configurator. Mount EFI (Select your EFI partition) Select Install Drivers Under Drivers UEFI 64 bit, search for CsmVideoDxe, select and download. This will add the driver to /E/C/Drivers/UEFI. Reboot to see if this corrects your boot screen.

What app did you use to edit the Config? Using TextEdit might corrupt the file. Use CC / Xcode or PlistEdit Pro.

If you have the same specs as the other user with 3558 here then audio and ethernet should be working with the files you had posted Check your systems specs and confirm what it has

Then plug in the HDMI monitor and post IOReg file https://raw.githubusercontent.com/black-dragon74/OSX-Debug/master/IORegistryExplorer.zip

I think @WhiteDragon has Atmel touchscreen. For your Elan, I assume it's not USB but could possibly be I2C. Post a debug file so we could determine if we could use VoodooI2C instead.

@Elliot7270 This model is equipped with an Alps touchpad, so you could try the one that supports v7 or v8 by Dr Hurt. You can search for it in the forum. So it sounds like VoodooPS2Controller by Acidanthera don't produce anymore function than ApplePS2Controller, but it does fix the Fn key for brightness and cap lock. Strangely enough, acidanthera's kext does load on my E7470 system but the track stick movement is not the best. It take more pressure to move it, as oppose to ApplePS2Controller which is very smooth. I have yet to find the settings to fix it. Increasing tracking speed does not help so it must be hard coded somewhere. As a side note, using a 3rd party app SmartScroll allows inertia.

The DSDT is not related to the MacOS version, it's related to version of BIOS and BIOS configuration and must be patched using your Native exported DSDT. As stated, the DSDT main / only patch is for the Brightness control. Try this, replace Config file and add SSDT* to /E/C/ACPI/Patched 7490_BrightnessFnKeys.zip

Make sure you install Clover loader by selecting the USB drive and not automatically installed to the local drive. Then copy / replace the attached files into /EFI/EFI/Clover As the other members with 3558 stated, you need to move the APFS*.efi to the root and loaded manually

@davvr6 I don't own any touchscreen model, so you'll have to wait for @WhiteDragon 's respond You can look in the IOReg file under XHC to find the model or look up in Windows if you have dual boot.

You need to determine which port is your HDMI device connected to and patch that port. Are you connected via USB-C / thunderbolt port to HDMI adapter?

@davvr6 1) for touchscreen install 3rd party app / kext from touch-base 2) not fully supported https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/321080-sineteks-driver-for-realtek-rtsx-sdhc-card-readers/

OOB (out of the BOX) = should work automatically without extra patch / kext