Jake Lo

Hmm, Drop_OEM was enabled in my Config, did you make the change? VoodooPS2Controller, is that from Rehabman's GitHub or another? Did the new DSDT-i2c work to enable your touchpad? Were you able to get everything working with the bootpack I provided? Audio internal/headphone, network, HDMI video/audio, backlight control...etc. Please confirm so I add this model to my Clover guide.

Can you post the final Kexts folder, ACPI folder, and Config.plist (minus the serial number in Smbios) including the kexts installed to /L/E or /S/L/E? It'll be good to have a full pack in one place.

Open the Config.plist with Clover Configuration v4.46 Go to the kextToPatch and disable AppleHDA patches #2 and #3, reboot.

Did you also copy the Config and ACPI folder from the USB installer to the installed drive? HDMI video should work with the Config file from the bootpack. When you ran the permission fix and rebuild cache commands, did you encounter error? Post the output here for review.

Hmm, maybe restoring them? I don't have I2C devices to test. What touchpad did you install? Uploaded a new patch DSDT, make a mistake on the old one Give that one a try

Ok, so the 1st DSDT was working? Ok I'll restore that version. For the touchpad, try removing these kexts AppleIntelLpssI2C.kext, AppleIntelLpssI2CController.kext andAppleHPM.kext

Try , rename to DSDT.aml Update: Make a mistake on the i2c patching. Uploaded new file DSDT-I2C.aml.zip

Give this bootpack a try.

What version of BIOS are you running? I'll try to create a new bootpack specific for E7240

Are you running with the HD4000 or nVidia K3000m?

Please include the BIOS version Attach your Clover folder for review

For me my PCI list is empty as well...not sure what you are hoping to find there.

You need to disable the 10.11.x boot glitch. Can be done from Clover Options...in one of the custom patches. Use an external mouse and keyboard to get on. Update your bootpack with Sierra's bootpack once you're on.

here #587

You need layoutID = 12

You followed this post? Do you have the proper kext patches in the Clover Config file?

Make sure it's also GUID (GPT) and not MBR when you format and create the partitions. I too, format USB to Fat32 and export the ISO file into the USB. Boots to UEFI fine and install without any issue.

USB card reader should work OOB. Have you tried inserting an SD card to see if it reads? I found there's several ALC255 kexts out there. There's an AppleALC developed by vit9696 that conbines them all. See here for the file. Try layoutID 3, 13, 17 and 27 to see which works better. https://github.com/vit9696/AppleALC/releases and here for info http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/311293-applealc-—-dynamic-applehda-patching/ Basic install instruction: Place AppleALC.kext + lilu.kext in /EFI/Clover/kexts/Other Remove patched AppleHDA_ALC255 /L/E or /S/L/E Repair permission & rebuild cache Change layoutID according to the kexts in Config.plist and DSDT if patched in both places Remove/ Disable Hot Patches in the Config.plist under KextToPatch for AppleHDA_ALC255

You can add your Bluetooth prod id /ven id to the bluetooth module to fix that. https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/8863-intel-advanced-n-6235-bt-40-module/

Could be you didn't have enough lighting. As for the SSDT, you are using an older version. Try this one beta version of ssdPRGen.sh

Here's a second attempt for Sierra installation. I see it has an ALC269 and there are so many different patches for them, so you'll have to test them all to see which one works. Hopefully there's one out there that already working for your system. The Config is set to layoutID = 2. If it doesn't work, then continue trying 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 11. You can set it in Clover Options during boot. Can't remember the exact location, so you'll have to look around. I also attempt to create a patch for the Battery since there isn't one for it out there, hopefully that works too. Backlight patch is also added Not sure about the touchscreen. According to your link, DSDT needs to be patched to the version of Windows it came with. You'll have to give me that information. Right now I had it patched to Windows 10 as a guess. Attach a new IOReg after this update to see if I2C is supported. Haier_Y112_v2.zip

I should not be MBR if you have formatted the drive to GPT as you had stated earlier. You should delete the partition from OS X and let formatted to Extended Journal. ====To dual boot (UEFI Only)=============================== - First create 2 partitions Extended Journal when installing OS X. Make sure to jot down the size so you won't wipe out the wrong partition when you install Windows on it later. Hint: don't make both the same size - Use Disk Utility to prepare a Mac OS X Extended partitions (don’t ever use Fat32, Disk Utility will mess up your drive) - After installing OS X, everything all setup. Then install Windows - Create a FAT32 usb drive, extract Windows 10 64-bit iso there (done on a Windows system) - Boot to Win10 usb drive, select custom install, locate the partition that is not OS X, delete it. Then select it (unallocated space) format it to NTFS, install Windows there. - Windows will automatically boots back to Windows. Install all drivers...etc. - Now to fix the boot option - Go to BIOS, create boot option. Browse to /EFI/Clover/Cloverx64.efi, give it a Name. Now move the Clover boot entry to top. - Save and reboot. Now you'll see the option to boot Windows or OS X from the Clover GUI. To fix the time in Windows, launch regedit navigate to [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation] create a DWORD (32 bit) value, name it RealTimeIsUniversal. Set the value to 1. Exit Boot to OSX, then reboot to Windows. You should see time is correctly sync'd up.

1) Yes, need to generate new serial with the same SMBios, keeping the rest of the info. Reason...everyone who use my bootpack will have the same serial, not unique. The CPU error might be normal, not sure which error you mean. Post screen. 2) Webcam should work if it's showing in Camera and USB. What gives you the conclusion that it's not working? 3) Yes, that's normal. Usually worst on system with high resolution, lower resolution like 1366x768 are very minimal.

The artifacts are really bad. Downgrade is really easy with Dell. Go to the Dell support site and download it from Windows. Run the executable. Make sure you have a semi charged battery and have power adapter attached. Install A02, then A11. To dual boot (UEFI) - First create 2 partitions Extended Journal when installing OS X. Make sure to jot down the size so you won't wipe out the wrong partition when you install Windows on it later. Hint: don't make both the same size - Use Disk Utility to prepare a Mac OS X Extended partitions (don’t ever use Fat32, Disk Utility will mess up your drive) - After installing OS X, everything all setup including install Clover and bootpack.. Then install Windows - Create a FAT32 usb drive, extract Windows 10 64-bit iso there (done on a Windows system) - Boot to Win10 usb drive, select custom install, locate the partition that is not OS X, delete it. Then select it (unallocated space) format it to NTFS, install Windows there. - Windows will automatically boots back to Windows. Install all drivers...etc. - Now to fix the boot option - Go to BIOS, create boot option. Browse to /EFI/Clover/Cloverx64.efi, give it a Name. Now move the Clover boot entry to top. - Save and reboot. Now you'll see the option to boot Windows or OS X from the Clover GUI. To fix the time in Windows, launch regedit navigate to [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation] create a DWORD (32 bit) value, name it RealTimeIsUniversal. Set the value to 1. Exit Boot to OSX, then reboot to Windows. You should see time is correctly sync'd up.

Optimus is not supported in hackintosh. Even if nvidia is not disabled with DSDT, it still won't autos witch as does a real mac. It'll just drain your battery faster.