Jake Lo

As Bronxteck said, just update Lilu.kext plus the associated plugins, keeping everything else including DSDT/SSDT. The DSDT/SSDT are different because they are dumped from different versions of Clover so the numberings are different. The DSDT/SSDT were dumped with current version v4359

Replace contents into /EFI/Clover Files patched for 10.12.6 from your attachment in post #1 E7270_NVME_10.12.6_dsarch.zip

Which version of Sierra are you trying to install? High Sierra natively support NVMe if you're planning to install that.

Thank for giving me credit, but I'm not the developer of this kext. Have you tried this one

Cheers!

Try this Config file config.plist.zip

Ok, sounds like the DSDT/SSDT are the caused, could be you're on different version of BIOS. Just remove all the DSDT/SSDT in the /EFI/Clover/ACPI/Patched folder What version of BIOS are you running? Boot to Clover, hit F4. Continue to OS X. Compress and attach /EFI/Clover/ACPI/Origin here for patching.

post the KP

If it doesn't work on Sierra, it won't work on HS either. It must be something else. Try going into Options when you see the Clover loader, use the right arrow to navigate Select ACPI patching-> Tables Dropping-> Go all the way down and deselect Drop all OEM SSDT Check all the Drop "SSDT-xx" below that Select Return Change DSDT name: BIOS.aml Select Return, Return Hit spacebar to select Verbose mode and debug 0x100 What the above does is to not use the patched DSDT/SSDT if it's a BIOS dependent issue. See if ethernet works Happy Holidays everyone!

remove RealtekRTL8100 and replace with this one RealtekRTL81xx.kext.zip

can you go to Network preference and add it? strange it shows in DPCIManager

Then try enabling Legacy Option ROMs

Check BIOS, disable Legacy Option ROMs if it's enabled. So does it shows in sysInfo?

are you using bootpack from here? make sure you have HFSPlus.efi and APFS.efi in /EFI/Clover/drivers64UEFI BIOS set to UEFI and AHCI

Not sure why you have AppleIntelSKLGraphicsFramebuffer.kext in Clover kexts, remove it. Looks like you are now using NVMe drive? Post #5 you said you're using SATA SSD

Need to determine what ethernet it has, run this and post Status screenshot here DPCIManager

ApplePS2SmartTouchPad.kext is for Elantech/Synaptics/Focaltouch. For Alps, try replacing ApplePS2SmartTouchPad.kext with this one

You still didn't mention what's the make of the touchpad and what kext you installed...

Use bootpack the saids 5548_m270-disabled-A07. Will disable M260 as well.

Replace Config with the attached, place all DSDT/SSDT into /EFI/Clover/ACPI/Patched Reboot E7270_orbislacteus.zip

It'll be easier to help if you had specify your system's specs, at minimum the touchpad it has that you're having issue with. With that said, the touchpad is most likely not of Apple so don't expect full functionality. At most to expect are mouse movement, 2 fingers scrolling, tap to drag, 2 fingers right clicking. Anything more are pluses. What PS2 kexts did you use?

Did you read Post #11 here?

Follow instructions from here to debug issue, make sure HDMI connection is connected

Replace with this DSDT DSDT.aml.zip

In Config file, under SSDT sortOrder, add SSDT-PNLF.aml In either /L/E or /S/L/E, wherever you installed these kexts, remove the following: NullCPUPowermanagement IntelBacklight AzulPatcher4600 WhateverGreen NvidiaGraphicsFixup For audio, I see you have both AppleALC.kext and AppleHDA_ALC255.kext. Use one or the other, not both Remove then, repair permission and rebuild cache. Lastly, your system has an AMD graphics card as well as HD5500. You might be using the wrong bootpack that is HD5500 only. I see your AMD graphics loading in IOReg, this will drain your battery quickly if not disabled.