Jake Lo

It might not be related but you have 2 voodooInput enabled in the config file. Either disable for voodoops2 or voodooI2C

Post full system's specs and model

Attach EFI folder you're using

OpenCore

 

 

BIOS:

 

Set to Load Default, apply, then set Boot List Option to UEFI, SATA Operations to AHCI, Enable Legacy Option ROMs

 

Supports Catalina to Monterey

 

Working:

• Full HD4600 Graphics Acceleration
• Internal speaker / Headphone jack / Autoswitch (ALC280)
• HDMI / DP  - Video / Audio
• Dual Displays (DP to DP connections)
• USB 3.0 ports
• Sleep / Wake

 

Installation:

• Download macOS Monterey / Big Sur / Catalina app
• Format a 16GB USB drive (GUID / Extended (Journaled))
• Create USB Installer with createinstallmedia command
• Download attached folder and rename as EFI
• Mount EFI partition and add EFI folder
• Configure BIOS setting according to guide
• Boot with USB installer
• Complete installation

 

Post Installation:

• Mount EFI partition of newly installed drive and copy EFI folder over
• Update / Change in Config.plist under PlatformID->Generic (use genSMBIOS or Hackintool.app)

             MLB, ROM, SystemSerialNumber and SystemUUID

 

Note:

• Rename config-monterey to config.plist if you want to run Monterey!
• Use layout-id 17, Internal works, front /rear jack works, but need to manually select
• Use layout-id 16, if you want internal speaker sound, but rear audio jack doesn't work
• Use layout-id 15, both front and rear audio jacks work, but no internal speaker
• Wireless works with BCM4350 up to Big Sur, won't boot with Monterey

 

Resources:

https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/ 

 

 

 

9020-SFF_OC_0.8.5.zip

@Bloxxnes

 

Give my files a try here

https://osxlatitude.com/forums/topic/6472-dell-latitude-e7240e7440-clover-and-opencore/?do=findComment&comment=104316

 

did you reset NVRam after each changes?

VGA might not be supported. Try direct HDMI to HDMI or DP to DP or HDMI to DP

It's either your Hynix NVMe or your USB kexts that's the issue

If replace with USBInjectall still not working, then it's your NVMe.

See here for more info

Try enabling / add port 3

Give this a try, replace the Config.plist and kexts folder

Audio layout-id is set to 11

If still no audio, try these different one

alcid=13, 22, 28, 44, 66, or 99. Reboot after each change

Archive.zip

Post a copy of the EFI and IOReg file using IORegistryExplorer.app v2.1

try setting NVRam

at OC picker, hit the spacebar to see the option

there's a tread about it here. if you have the same specs, give it a try with the attached files

 

here you go, just change the serial, MLB, ROM and UUID.

I've never use OC Configurator but from just trying it out, I noticed it upgrade the config file to OC 0.8.3. So if your OC files is still O.7.9, you will encounter error.

So either update the rest of your files to OC 0.8.3 or whatever version OC it shows when you launch OC Configurator, or just use OC configurator to generate the serial, MLB, ROM and copy them to your Config file manually. Personally I use Plistedit Pro. You can use Xcode or maybe ProperTree as well.

config.plist.zip

Yes

there's 3 areas that you need to change

System Serial number, MLB & ROM

 

You can use Hackintool.app as well to generated for the model you're emulating

did you make sure it has unique serial #, etc..

look at the device properties and smbios of this Clover config for an Optiplex 9010 AIO with HD4000

Maybe it might work for you too

config9010.plist.zip

That's why you should post your full system specs and EFI folder as requested.

start with posting your full system specs

And attach your EFI folder for review

attach entire EFI folder

what wireless device does it have?

 

Attach the OC files you're using

Please post your fix, might be helpful to others with the same model

go to security preferences and allow 

The behavior is due to the SSDT-TYPC.aml 

It's a patch to fake Express-card like behavior so that USB-C hot plug works.

Without it, you can only plug in USB-C device on boot. Once remove, it'll no longer detect.

 

I think you can remove that SSDT. It's not patch correctly anyway and might not be needed.

1st off, those files are from my E7440 bootpack with OC 0.7.4. It's clearly stated in the config.plist file.

At minimum, you'll need to switch SMBIOS to MBP 11,4, then you'll need to update the OC files and kexts.