Jake Lo

you could still select verbose + debug 0x100 mode at Clover by pressing the spacebar

Perhaps put IntelGraphicsDVMTFixup back. The current version might not have integrated it yet.

If you set fakeID again, you could be able to boot again.

driver64UEFI looks fine

Remove Shiki, IntelGraphicsFixup, and IntelGraphicsDVMTFixup

Update Lilu.kext and add whatevergreen.kext ( replaces all those 3 kexts above)

https://github.com/acidanthera/Lilu/releases

https://github.com/acidanthera/WhateverGreen/releases

latest BIOS is 1.18.6

Maybe give that a try.

Download the exe and place it in /EFI folder

Reboot 

Press F12 at Dell post

Select  BIOS Flash Update

Browse to the *.exe

Select Begin Flash Update

Make sure you're connected to the power adapter the whole time until it's done.

I could help you repatch files after if you export it to Origin again, but make sure it's clear first.

Try booting to Clover, go to Options->graphics injector->change FakeID to 0x12345678

Then try booting

Strange, not seeing that on my E7470.

Try the EDID injection I mentioned.

http://forum.osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/10236-how-to-fix-black-screen-in-high-sierra/

As for the Fn keys, you could try disabling Karabiner-Elements when using terminal apps.

The Invalid signature means the kexts are not signed but allowed to run because we disabled SIP. 

Run this, save, compress and attach

output is normal. Means kexts are cached.

debug is now missing the IOReg file

Your debug files are incomplete. Make sure not to interrupt while it's running.

Looking at the cache_log, AppleBacklightInjector.kext is not cached. Rerun the permission.sh until you see all kexts cache successfully.

Keyboard backlit timing might be set in the BIOS, I can't be sure.

Run this in terminal to determine sleep issue

log show --style syslog | fgrep "Wake reason"

Did you disable Hibernation?

You might have to inject EDID for the black screen after wake

See here

check if keyboard is also I2C

Did you repair permissions and rebuild cache after upgrade?

post debug file

post debug file

Remove FakeSMC from /L/E

Repair permissions and rebuild cache again.

All kexts you copied to /L/E should show up in the terminal when you run the permission.sh

No need for ssdPRgen.sh. Enabling plugin-Type is enough which is already set in the Config file.

For ethernet, make sure Legacy Option ROMs is disabled in BIOS.

When you ran the permission fix, did it completed successfully?

Make sure Lilu.kext, AppleALC.kex and ApplePS2Controller.kext are in /EFI/Clover/kexts/Other

No issue on my end but I'm still running 10.12.6.

Where did you get Lilu 2.2.0?

The newest I'm running is 1.2.6

Do you have your Installer USB?

Boot with that and then select your installed drive.

If not, then you could try maybe disabling Lilu.kext from the main menu

are you connected through the HD4600 or GTX 1050 TI?

If GTX, did you update web driver for 10..13.6?

post new debug file

Nope, fixed that too

Have you tried booting with it?

Remove FakePCIID_Intel_HDMI_Audio.kext from /L/E

Repair permissions and rebuild cache

Reboot

See here, same issue as Abraxis

Replace this into /EFI/Clover

try booting again

what version of BIOS is it running?

E5570_taylor.zip

do you have these in Clover kexts?

VoodooPS2Controller

VoodooI2C

VoodooI2CHID

Post debug files

post debug file

can you use the touchpad to click by tapping?

2 fingers tap for right click?

Not sure if the mouse buttons are part of the keyboard kext or the VoodooI2C kext...

try this, replace into /EFI/Clover

7280_v2.zip

Not supported means NOT supported.

If there's such a patch or kexts that will make it work, we would have added them and not said it's NOT supported.

I know you're new to the Hackintosh world, but it's been well known across all Hackintosh forums that you must replace the Intel card with a Mac supported card.

There were some effort in trying to add support but has since been abandoned.

https://github.com/ammulder/AppleIntelWiFiMVM/releases/

Looks like you added a couple patches for the eGPU and HDAU for HDMI with layout-id 1 but also have HDAU defined in SSDT-7.

You also have USB patched in the wrong location that's causing a lot of errors.

Fix your DSDT above. Give it a try

Ethernet not working?

did you disabled Legacy Option ROMs in BIOS?

Wifi, what do you have? Intel? Not supported

It's listed 7th in my guide of requirements

Requirements:

..

7. A supported Wireless card, Intel wireless are NOT supported