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Jake Lo

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  1. I see you're using layout-id =13 Try these: 11, 14, 16, 21, 56
  2. Try using our search facility, you'll find several thread for this model. Here's one
  3. Camera not showing up in IOReg so you'll probably need to re-do the USBPort kext. Use Hackintool.app As for wifi, well you have an Intel, it's fully supported. You could try opting for Itlwm.kext with Heliport.app. Might work better than with AirportItlwm.kext
  4. I checked some E5470 IOreg from other user and the Webcam is detected under XHC/HS11 Check your BIOS, make sure it's enabled. For the external HDMI display, for this model when you plug in HDMI or DP display, the internal LCD goes blank. Just close the LCD for a few second until the external becomes the primary display. Then open the LCD, both display will come on. You just need to place system to sleep once before attaching external display, then you won't have this issue. You could try EDID to fix it.
  5. 1) See legacy https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Post-Install/laptop-specific/battery.html#dual-battery 2) Check website for windows drivers, it might give details of what touchpad it is. Check device manager in Windows
  6. 1) you'll need to patch your Battery - or try ECEnabler.kext 2) you'll need to know your hardware, what touchpad is it? synaptics, Alps, Elantech ...other unknown 3) you'll need to patch for USB, try enabling XhciPortLimit since you have USBInjectAll.kext installed
  7. Please be more specific than "not working" You should also post your system's spec if it's different than OP
  8. You need to find the codec ID. When you still had windows you could have find it under audio properties/hardware ID you could try creating a bootable Ubuntu USB drive and find it look under chapter 1 here for instruction
  9. Here, add this to the ACPI folder and enable it in Config file under ACPI/Add SSDT-dGPU-Off.aml.zip
  10. I have a DMVT guide, use the search facility to find it. Should be under FAQ
  11. Ignore what it shows in Windows as it's not indicative of what's in the BIOS. Set DVMT to 0x4, then you can disable these 2 patches: framebuffer-fbmem and framebuffer-stolenmem
  12. Ok, it that doesn't work, you may want change DVMT to 128MB using EFI shell
  13. What value do you have set for ProcessorType in the Config file. Setting it to 0 should automatically pick up the correct CPU
  14. Opens fine with PlistEdit Pro on my end The OC files are date June 7th, it can't be OC 0.7.2 which are dated July.
  15. The ACPI error is due to the battery. You'll need to patch the battery. As far as I know, Lenovo uses Synaptic touchpad. You can try VoodooPS2Controller by Rehabman or find one by TLuck who customized one for Lenovo.
  16. Under DeviceProperties/PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0), add a new value data AAPL00,override-no-connect = (data) 00FFFFFF FFFFFF00 4D103E14 00000000 28190104 A5231378 0EC391A8 5434B925 0C4D5300 00000101 01010101 01010101 01010101 01014DD0 00A0F070 3E803020 35005AC2 10000018 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00FE0037 50485054 824C5131 35364431 00000000 00024103 28001200 000B010A 20200077 You might want to edit on an USB and boot from that incase it doesn't work
  17. No support for NVS5200m since HS. You'll need Optimus enabled in the BIOS. You'll also need SSDT-dGPU-Off.aml or the similar to disable the Nvidia card. I see you it's in the Config file but disabled but it's missing in the ACPI folder as well. Add it and enable it in the Config file should fix the reboot issue.
  18. what's it showing in "about this mac"?
  19. Windows won't boot or BSOD? BSOD is normal when booting via OpenCore if you don't have your SSDT patched correctly since OC is loading the SSDT into Windows or any other OS you have installed. If you press F12 and select Windows Boot Manager to boot, you won't have this issue. Your Config shows you have SSDT-SMBUS, SSDT-XOSI,SSDT-PNLF.aml etc etc yet those don't exist in your ACPI folder, so I amazed you're able to boot your MacOS at all. Looks like you're combining several old and new bootpack together. You should get that sorted out 1st unless you're posting the wrong files above. CodecCommander is not machine specific, it's main purpose is to fix audio issue like headphone detection or audio resume after wake from sleep for some codec.
  20. Please post EFI folder and IOReg file using IORegistryExplorer.app v2.1
  21. Your Audio folder and AirportItlwm.kext are taking up space. Your Config file and the ACPI folder does not correspond. ACPI should patched DSDT and SSDT, your config shows patched SSDT's. For dual boot, you're missing the Microsoft folder, you'll need to restore that into the EFI folder. HDMI looks like it's been enabled in the config file, for audio jack, you'll need to add CodecCommander.kext Your hardware profile can be added to your signature file
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