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Remove it, rebuild cache. Download this and place in /L/E Wait until you get a error popup, click ok. Run the permission fix and rebuild cache again. If still errors out, reboot and rerun the commands again. You should see this kext showing in the output while rebuilding cache.

If you don't need anything off the drive, then yes to reformat to GPT. I'm assuming you're using this for your Installer?

Your drive is MBR, not GPT. Do you have windows install on this drive?

Yes it is.

No, it's your installed drive. The USB boot is fine, it sees your drive. If you can, create an installer with this same bootpack and install over your current drive, don't format. Your data and app will be retained. Or partition the drive and install to the second partition. You'll have to find a way to create the full installer, not just the EFI partition to boot your old drive. I have no other idea how to fix it.

did you have fileVault enabled?

did you copy the kext in /EFI/Clover/kexts/Other/LE to /Library/Extensions? You need to do that before running the commands again if you encounter error 77 as you did above, run below again until you only have error 107 which is normal error 17 only occurred in 10.11, not 10.12 sudo touch -f /L*/E* sudo touch -f /S*/L*/E* sudo kextcache -Boot -U /

what happened on the 1st screen? did it hang or reboot?

Run command from terminal and post the output sudo chmod -Rf 755 /L*/E* sudo chown -Rf 0:0 /L*/E* sudo touch -f /L*/E* sudo chmod -Rf 755 /S*/L*/E* sudo chown -Rf 0:0 /S*/L*/E* sudo touch -f /S*/L*/E* sudo kextcache -Boot -U /

Even on Single-user mode? When you boot to Clover GUI, do you see a recovery boot option? Can you select that with verbose mode?

You'll need to be more specific. Post screenshot to be more clear

try running this to see if EAPDFix is doing what it's suppose to be doing log show --start 2017-07-17 |fgrep "EAPDFix" sample: kernel: (EAPDFix) EAPDFix: Background processing disabled before sleep kernel: (EAPDFix) EAPDFix: Current AFG Power state 233. kernel: (EAPDFix) EAPDFix: Speakers EAPD is down, Trying to power up... kernel: (EAPDFix) EAPDFix: Codec verb sent successfully to power up EAPD. kernel: (EAPDFix) EAPDFix: Background processing enabled after sleep If still failed, try CodecCommander

install karabiner-elements and then change the Fn keys to whatever you want linked to. See here for example

Did you place the kext. in /L/E ? the kext is located in /EFI/Clover/kexts/Other/LE

you don't have brightness control working. Did you replace your bootpack with the one I linked? I don't see AppleBacklightInjector.kext in the output when you ran the permission fix and rebuild cache commands.

you don't see see this at single user mode? localhost:/root#

boot to the usb installer, select verbose and single user mode at the prompt enter /sbin/fsck -fy you see something like "disk modified" run same command again until you see something like successful reboot with verbose mode to see the result

what happens after this error? does it auto reboot or keep same error continuously? try removing ACPIBatteryManager.kext in /EFI/Clover/kexts/Other

EAPDFix.kext must be install to /L/E or /S/L/E. So after each change, did you repair permission and rebuild cache to test? Give this a try, fixType set to 3. EAPDFix.kext.zip

I wonder if it's the USB wireless kext you had installed but no longer supported when your system got upgraded See if you could boot to single user mode and remove the kext, or mount the drive on an USB adapter to another OS X system and remove the kexts.

Disable Wake on LAN, WWAN, WLAN in the BIOS.

Try booting in Safemode. Hit space bar at Clover, select verbose and safe mode.

Looks like you have your backup clover folder here. According to that post you got it working on your system with those files Replace the Config.plist, Kexts and ACPI folder to your USB drive under /EFI/Clover Then try booting your system with it

So what happens when you just close the LID? Did you give a minute for it to sleep? Does the LCD goes off when you close the LID? Do you have an external monitor connected when you close the LCD? Note: System won't sleep when external monitor is attached, it'll just switch to external monitor as the primary.

Why not use the kext that's already in the bootpack, AppleHDA_ALC293.kext patched to layout-id =1. It's the original patched file. It looks like it's added to AppleALC by Andres ZeroCross without given proper credits. It's identical and it's originally patched by Joe82 whom I requested assistance when I created the E7450 guide.