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  1. Jake Lo
    @FaserF Looking at IOReg file in your debug file shows some strange issue. I see GFX0 rather than IGPU, so I guess you're collecting the debug while booting without the DSDT/SSDT? or you're booting from a different source as Bronteck mentioned above. Anyway, here's a new bootpack for BIOS A19. Replace the contents into /EFI/Clover. Then replace the DSDT/SSDT with the attached into /EFI/Clover/ACPI/Patched. Files patched from your origin folder. Leave out DisableTurboBoostBattery.kext. If you have it already in /L/E, remove it Repair permission and rebuild cache. E7450_FaserF.zip
  2. Jake Lo
    According to the IOReg, port #5 (0105) where HDMI is connected, it shows DisplayPort instead. I checked the Config file, it's correctly patched to HDMI, so not sure why it's not updating. Try repair permission and rebuild cache... Sometimes these hot patches don't always work perfectly, so might have to manually patch the kext.
  3. Jake Lo
    If the patches are not working, you'll need to add Lilu + IntelGraphicsDVMTFixup
  4. Jake Lo
    these must be set in the BIOS Enabled UEFI AHCI XD CPU support Optimus enabled These are descriptions of the result of the installation NVS4200m will be disabled via DSDT patching HDMI output / VGA output will not work Full QE/CI with HD 3000 Sleep / Wake OK
  5. Jake Lo
    App ran just fine on my Sierra / High Sierra hacks... Here you go, replace with this one Repair permission and rebuild cache EAPDFix.kext.zip
  6. Jake Lo
    Try Fn+F3 and Fn+Insert for Brightness Control
  7. Jake Lo
    Try version here
  8. Jake Lo
    For the very first time, I was able to install E6520 with UEFI...strange. BIOS updated to A19. Enabled UEFI AHCI XD CPU support Optimus enabled NVS4200m will be disabled via DSDT patching HDMI output / VGA output will not work Full QE/CI with HD 3000 Sleep / Wake OK Use this bootpack -> contents go into /EFI/Clover
  9. Jake Lo
    Follow instructions from here to debug issue gen_debug -sysprofile
  10. Jake Lo
    You could try creating a new partition and install Sierra on it to see.
  11. Jake Lo
    Remove the following from /L/E. Repair permission and rebuild cache AppleHDA_ALC293.kext AirportBrcmFixup.kext For EAPDFix.kext, use this app MacKextLite. Drop the kext into the left Window. On the right, use the find feature on the bottom to search for FixType. Change it to 3 if it's not already Save and repair permission & rebuild cache
  12. Jake Lo
    Here's my bootpack for High Sierra. i5-3340M No USBInjectAll nor FakePCIID_XHCIMux needed. All USB ports working Webcam working after sleep ESata/USB port working after sleep Audio working after sleep Internal Spkr/Headphone Autoswitch working E6230_i5-3340M_A11_HS.zip
  13. Jake Lo
    boot with verbose mode + debug 0x100 to determine what causes the reboot
  14. Jake Lo
    This is a tablet PC similar to Microsoft's Surface Pro. I don't think we have anyone hack this here before so you'll have to start from scratch. For starters, let's start specifying the system's full specs and we'll go from there. The removable keyboard/ touchpad / stylus will be something that might be a bit of a challenge.
  15. Jake Lo
    See guide here or here
  16. Jake Lo
    Post the Clover folder boot with verbose + debug 0x100 mode so you could see where it crashed without restarting post screenshot Oh, you should use UEFI if able to
  17. Jake Lo
    Make sure you have the efi file in this directory /EFI/EFI/Boot/bootx64.efi
  18. Jake Lo
    Make sure you have EAPDFix.kext in /Library/Extensions
  19. Jake Lo
    Seems you might have mixed in an old bootpack with new bootpack in your system. Follow instructions from here to debug issue gen_debug -sysprofile
  20. Jake Lo
    Doh! For Skylake, use this Name= com.apple.driver.AppleIntelSKLGraphicsFramebuffer Find = 00002002 00005001 Replace = 00003001 00009000 comment = 0x19160000/etc, 32MB BIOS, 19MB framebuffer 9MB cursor bytes (credit RehabMan) Yes you can remove that kext
  21. Jake Lo
    There's no physical switch for this model, but not sure if Fn+PrtScr will turn it off/on. Try from terminal sudo networksetup -setairportpower en2 on
  22. Jake Lo
    Edit Config.plist with Clover Configurator Under kernel and kexts patches, look for all instances AirPortBrcm4360 replace with com.apple.driver.AirPort.Brcm4360 Wait, it shows "Off", can you toggle it to "ON"?
  23. Jake Lo
    Hmm, give it a try with setup_var 0x795 0x3 There's another alternative, add to kernel and KextPatches the following (use Clover Configurator): Name*= com.apple.driver.AppleIntelKBLGraphicsFramebuffer Find* = 00006002 00005001 Replace* = 00003001 00009000 Comment* = 0x591b0000, 32MB BIOS, 19MB framebuffer 9MB cursor bytes (credit RehabMan)
  24. Jake Lo
    Replace the EFI folder on the SSD with the EFI from your USB.
  25. Jake Lo
    High-range? You mean high resolution? Will work on both low and high resolution...
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