Jake Lo

Not sure what you mean, post screenshot

Try this. Replace the Config file and replace / not merge all the DSDT/SSDT into /EFI/Clover/ACPI/Patched Try booting with that NVME.zip

See here For HDEF patch to DSDT, make sure to change layout-id to 11 instead of 1 For SSDT-1 (sensrhub) -> patch to remove _DSM For SSDT-4 (SaSsdt) -> patch to rename _DSM->XDSM and GFX0 -> IGPU FYI, Those patches are specific to the Skylake systems with HD520 only, if the systems you're going to be patching have different specs, other/different patches will need to be applied. SSDT numbering are different as well depending on version of Clover use to extract the files.

Try this, replace contents into /EFI/Clover Kexts in /EFI/Clover/kexts/Other/CopyTo/L/E goes to /Library/Extensions Repair permission and rebuild cache 3440_HS.zip

what happens if you close the lid and then re-open it?

Well, let's see what happens after you replaced the card. If it doesn't detect it, then just send me the Origin folder after you hit F4 from Clover. Of course clear it first before doing so no duplicate files.

Even though you have the same model, different BIOS version /settings and hardware configuration would require re-patching of your native files (DSDT/SSDT). That being said, when you replace your Wifi card later and it's not detecting, we'll have to re-patch again with new native files since the change in hardware.

Try this, saids it support 8723BU, so might work on 8723B https://github.com/chris1111/Wireless-USB-Adapter-Clover

not if you ran these commands sudo pmset hibernatemode 0 sudo rm -f /var/vm/sleepimage sudo pmset hibernatefile /dev/null

That's an external USB wifi not internal. Yes, you need internet to run or you could download the files and run it locally.

Please be more specific with the model wifi.

??? Don't understand what you mean

Try this Config Did you try disabling Hibernation sudo pmset hibernatemode 0 sudo rm -f /var/vm/sleepimage sudo pmset hibernatefile /dev/null Also run this in terminal and post output log show --style syslog | fgrep "Wake reason" config.plist

@mentalshape Follow instructions from here to debug issue

Hi Allan, No, that SSDT was specific for this system found in /EFI/Clover/ACPI/Origin. I just patched it to disable the discrete card. I don't think there is one SSDT that could disable the dGPU for all system. At least I don't know of one.

Try this, replace contents into /EFI/Clover E7470_morton.zip

From looking at your Origin folder, you should go with the alternate bootpack instead.

Try removing DisableTurboBoostBattery.kext from /L/E Repair permission and rebuild cache

Here you go. Make sure you put SSDT-PNLF.aml back, needed for brightness E5470.zip E5570.zip

- What Wifi card does it have? Intel is not supported, replace it with a supported card. Click on Wireless Cards in my signature for list of supported cards - What touchpad model does model have? kext in bootpack is generic, works like a regular mouse. - For sound, make sure you copy the 2 kexts in /EFI/Clover/kexts/Other/LE to /Library/Extensions, repair permission and rebuild cache - For keyboard, go to Keyboard preference, change keyboard type or modify keys

waiting for the IOReg files....

Can you post IOReg before and after plugging in HDMI cable? Have confirm if HDMI cable is in good condition, have you tried another cable?

Sounds like it's heating up really fast and then shutdown to prevent hardware damage. Try removing the SSDT.aml. Also see you have some unnecessary kexts which can be remove as well: AtherosE2200Ethernet RealtekRTL8111 USBInjectAll WhateverGreen I see your also have 2 kexts for audio: AppleALC.kext and AppleHDAIDT.kext Choose one or the other, not both. If AppleALC, then you could disable the HDA patches in kextToPatch. If AppleHDAIDT.kext, then it needs to be in /L/E

try adding Lilu.kext & NvidiaGraphicsFixup.kext

give this a try config.plist