Jake Lo

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.

Post IOReg file using IORegistryExplorer.app v2.1

try setting SecureBootModel from Default to Disabled in the config.plist

That's for your SDCard or you have USB-C device connected

Make sure to use the same version OC files if you switch to debug version You can switch back to the original files but add verbose mode to the config file under Nvram->boot-args

update all the lilu plugins too https://dortania.github.io/builds/?viewall=true

for Ventura, make sure to use at minimum OC 0.8.2 and latest Kexts https://dortania.github.io/builds/?viewall=true

the 1st Gen Intel graphics is not supported so it's a waste of time hacking it. But if you still insist, you could check out the E6410 guide, however it's really outdated

try this, replace the config file and add this ssdt* Archive.zip

run this from terminal, reboot and try sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0 sudo rm -f /var/vm/sleepimage sudo pmset -a hibernatefile /dev/null sudo pmset -a standby 0 sudo pmset -a powernap 0 sudo pmset -a autopoweroff 0 sudo pmset -a proximitywake 0 sudo pmset -a tcpkeepalive 0

what's your expectation with that combo keys?

Correct. IF you want full support. you could try a genuine Apple device with an adapter if it has the space for it.

That's normal when you hit enable, the Address will show up and State=On

Depends on your hardware

Not much difference for the last 2.2.9 you posted. Very poor response. Both track stick and touchpad are not responding. When using an external USB, the left click does not work. Well, it'll finally work after a few minutes of clicking and tabbing. alps.log.zip

did you even check the guide section? https://osxlatitude.com/forums/topic/6472-dell-latitude-e7240e7440-clover-and-opencore/?do=findComment&comment=104316

I can confirm with Hervé's finding with v2.2.9 but when I'm using your version 1.0.7, the IOProbeScore is set at 6000 and working fine on my Alps V8. And it's more smooth than this v2.2.9 I remember you had to change the speed here to make it more usable for me on the V8 https://osxlatitude.com/forums/topic/17005-alps-touchpad-driver-with-voodooinput/?do=findComment&comment=113524

Try disabling voodoops2Mouse and voodoops2trackpad