Jake Lo

You could try playing with -XCPM and enabling /disabling KernelPM, KernelIvyXCPM and AppleIntelCPUPM

Your CPU is IvyBridge, not Skylake, so not applicable.

Now would be a good idea to post your system's spec. I was assuming you have the same config. For the post install, did you copy the kexts from /EFI/Clover/kexts/Other/LE to /Library/Extensions repair permission and rebuild cache?

Did you copy the EFI folder from the USB to the Installed drive replace the default created by installing Clover

sure.

Hmm, don't remember ever seeing that, but do ahead and finish the post installation, repair permission and rebuild cache.

Merge is fine. Verify that you see HFSPlus.efi inside /EFI/Clover/driver64UEFI. If it still won't see the Installer drive, then you must have done something incorrectly. Verify /EFI is in the hidden EFI partition, not on the root of the drive.

No, they are under kextToPatch in your Config file. Use Clover Configurator to edit

The E7x70 files goes into the /EFI/Clover folder correct? Do you have NVMe or Sata SSD?

Remove Shiki.kext and see if that helps. I see you have 2 patches for Cursor 48MB and 9MB. Try disabling the 48MB to test, if still fail, then disable 9MB and enable 48MB.

The generic EFI/Clover folder does not have Config.plist, Kexts folder and ACPI folder, so either way will work.

You need to remove Rehabman's VoodooPS2Controller.kext. It's clashing with ApplePS2SmartTouchPad.kext

Note: Bootpack (EFI) consists of combining the Generic EFI + the model you're downloading!!! Instruction: Download the Generic EFI folder. Download model below and add the contents into the Generic /EFI/Clover folder You're missing HFSPlus.efi which is provided in the Generic EFI which is most likely what you forgot...

AppleBacklightInjector.kext needs to go in /L/E Remove PNLF patch from your DSDT.aml Not sure why you have SSDT-RMNE.aml -> for NullEthernet, meaning no internal ethernet card

Sleep during boot could be due to you using DSDT from system with different version of BIOS. Check your system log to see if it has Alps touchpad. Most Latitude I worked with does, but this could be an one-off. If you have Windows, you could check device manager for keyboard/mouse

You could use the El Capitan /Sierra guide, should work for Yosemite too. Bootpack on post #2

What ethernet card? Does it have HDMI or DP or both? post screenshots of Status and PCI List with DPCIManager https://sourceforge.net/projects/dpcimanager/ Launch and save IOReg, compress and attach it IOReg IORegistryExplorer_v2.1.zip At Clover GUI, hit F4 or Fn+F4, that should extract the raw file to /E/C/A/Origin

Give this a try. Replace all files into /EFI/Clover. I suggest either replace it in the USB installer and boot from that to test or place in HDD EFI, but keep USB installer handy incase it won't boot. K556UR.zip

No need to rebuild, you had already done so 20 times. Just need to update the EFI/Clover folder with the file and folder I attached. Keep the kexts you have been using since I didn't attach any. The SSDT and Config file was configured specific to that CPU, so no need to regenerate new SSDT. You can add RAM or remove RAM as any time, it does not affect the DSDT, only if you change BIOS version or BIOS settings. I noticed your signature said A13, but in the screenshot it shows A12. Stick with A13 as this version, the Optimus option won't revert itself after reboot/restart as it does other version. The max RAM this system can hold is 16GB, means, 2 8GB per slot or maybe 1 16GB stick. See here

Post the system's specs and your Clover folder for review. If you're using Chameleon, then post the Extra folder. Compress the folder and use the "More Reply Options" to the lower right to attach files here.

Try these files, sleep working and speedstepping Think you'll need to enable Intel Speedstep in the BIOS. Not sure about disabling Com port, as mine is enabled. Also I have hibernation disabled with these commands sudo pmset hibernatemode 0 sudo rm -f /var/vm/sleepimage sudo pmset hibernatefile /dev/null As you have read from OP, if you want longer battery life, this config is not for you. You'll need to have the Nvidia disabled with DSDT patching to extend battery life. i7-3740QM.zip

Try this DSDT DSDT.aml.zip

If you have Sierra working on the latitude now, it should continue working with the same bootpack. You just need the latest Clover and enable FixHeaders_20000000 using latest Clover Configurator.

Can post screenshot of Status and PCI List with DPCIManager https://sourceforge.net/projects/dpcimanager/ and IOReg IORegistryExplorer_v2.1.zip Need to determine what ethernet you have on your system since you have 3 different kexts installed. Also is audio working? What codec does it have?

Sorry, I forgot to check the preboot.log. Try this Config file. config.plist.zip