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  1. Jake Lo
    they are basically the same except for bigger screen and E7450 has the track stick. If still have issue then press F4 at Clover GUI. Then compress and attach /EFI/Clover/ACPI/Origin folder. I'll patch the files for you.
  2. Jake Lo
    Replace contents into /EFI/Clover
  3. Jake Lo
    check these links http://www.fitzweekly.com/2016/02/hackintosh-imessage-tutorial.html https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/files/file/946-imessage-fixer/
  4. Jake Lo
    check these links http://www.fitzweekly.com/2016/02/hackintosh-imessage-tutorial.html https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/files/file/946-imessage-fixer/
  5. Jake Lo
    Boot to Clover GUI, press F4 and then F2 Now compress and attach the Clover folder for review. What BIOS version is it running? Post your Sierra bootpack too to compare
  6. Jake Lo
    Yes
  7. Jake Lo
    What "wireless thingy'? FYI, if you have Intel Wireless, it's not supported, replace it with either a DW1560 or DW1830.
  8. Jake Lo
    You're missing the bootpack. ACPI, Kexts and Config.plist in /EFI/Clover I mentioned it a few posts above Looks like you place the files in /EFI/Clover/OEM/SystemProductName Move them to /EFI/Clover should fix the issue
  9. Jake Lo
    Replace contents into /EFI/Clover and try again 5458_eGPU-disable.zip
  10. Jake Lo
    Should read the FAQ section. All files must be compressed before you could upload, graphics are already compressed, so can directly be attached Compress the entire Clover folder and attach it Better to post a screenshot than a 2 liners...sometimes the last lines is not the cause of the KP
  11. Jake Lo
    @paulocoob Open a new thread with your system's specs and I'll assist you there. FYI, that means your eGPU is preventing it from booting...needs DSDT/SSDT patching to disable the it
  12. Jake Lo
    @skiv71 1st, you need to post your system specs so we have an idea how to assist 2nd, if you're using Tony's stuff, you should get help from there. We don't support it. Here we build our installer manually. Here's a sample of a vanilla HS installer guide I have bootpacks so manually Latitude models here
  13. Jake Lo
    Bootpack goes into /EFI/Clover, NOT EFI/Clover/OEM/SystemProductName/
  14. Jake Lo
    Your debug file before updating contains 1.2.2. You need at minimum 1.2.1 for HS. Get it from you debug file linked
  15. Jake Lo
    Replace the bootpack with one of these in this link depending on your system's specs. Files go into /EFI/Clover Post Kernel Panic or error if it still fails
  16. Jake Lo
    Check BIOS if Legacy Option ROMs is enabled, disabling it might fix the freeze issue with the power adapter. Try to repair permissions and rebuild cache, reboot and see if that fixes the brightness slider. Post new debug file
  17. Jake Lo
    Follow guide here for installer, use High Sierra bootpack here Set BIOS to the following by first setting it to load defaults, apply then Sata Operaton -> AHCI Secure Boot -> Disabled Boot List Option -> UEFI. Enable Legacy Option ROMs Apply and Exit
  18. Jake Lo
    you could try restoring to the previous Lilu.kext you were using found in your debug files
  19. Jake Lo
    Internal mic gone, but how's the headphone? I need new debug file to help you
  20. Jake Lo
    are you using latest Lilu.kext? Post KP
  21. Jake Lo
    Try this Config config.plist.zip
  22. Jake Lo
    This card is not recommended as it's not fully supported. See here. You could try following this here, might have limited success.
  23. Jake Lo
    Try this, patched from your files. Replace into /EFI/Clover E7250_elisir1998.zip
  24. Jake Lo
    Welcome @FoxND001 Give this a try, replace into /EFI/Clover patched DSDT/SSDT Added Brightness patch Change audio layout-id to 11 5414_brightness.zip
  25. Jake Lo
    post IOReg with HDMI monitor connected
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