Jake Lo

Yup, you must've missed the note from the bottom of the guide. Follow my E7450 guide Prerequisite section. Note2: Systems with Broadwell / Skylake / Kabylake CPU such as Latitude E7450 and Inspiron 5548, you'll need to set the DVMT prealloc to 96MB in order to bypass KP and to enable full graphics with full QE/CI. For more info, see here.

Audio should work if you have copy the kexts in /Extra/Extensions/copy_to_SLE from Hervé's bootpack to /System/Library/Extensions, then run the permission fix and rebuild cache. HDMI audio won't work with Hervé's FB patch since his is for lower resolution. See here for guidance Update: I modded Mirone's HD4400 script for HD4000. This script will patch both High and Low resolution to enable HDMI Audio, presuming you have correct patches in DSDT and working patched AppleHDA. Run script from terminal. It'll make a backup copy of the FB on Desktop/Backup incase of issue HD4000_HDMI_JakeLo.sh.zip

Here, replace the Config and DSDT with these 6430u_1600x900.zip

You probably could see I added 4 new patches. Can you disable 3 of them and only leave 1 enabled at a time to see which one enables it? My guess is HDMI-audio, port 0105, 0x16260006, so leave that enabled and disable the other 3.

Does it have mini DP port? Try this, rename to Config.plist config-patrychef.plist.zip

Fn+F1 work differently on a hackintosh, don't use it for sleep. Either sleep by closing lid or use the menu option. Not sure about the HDD activity, maybe try replacing DSDT with one from E6430, and not use one from E6230.

Try Alt+Tab to see if the Utility tab shows up

What's the issue with Audio 06ankara? Did you replace the DSDT as posted? Did you copy the AppleHDA_ALC256 to /Library/Extensions and run the permission fix and rebuild cache?

For Hervé's enoch guide, you need to set to Legacy mode, not UEFI

upload IOReg file with the HDMI audio capable monitor connected if you have DP, connect that too and see if you get audio out of that as well

Just add HFSPlus-64.efi to /EFI/Clover/Drivers64UEFI would work too. How about these? Screen Brightness Control HDMI Audio Audio & Brightness Control keys probably needs remapping. Use Karabiner-Element. See my E7450 guide

Try replacing Clover with these files. Files in Kexts/LE should go to /Library/Extensions Repair permissions and rebuild cache Latitude 3450.zip

Looks like a memory issue. Make sure if you only have 1 memory stick, it should be in slot 1 or slot A.

Looks like you're using Chameleon, try booting with -v -f -x

Did you use a text editor to modify the info.plist file? That could be the cause of the corrupt file. You need to use Xcode or Plistedit Pro.

Do you have FakeSMC.kext in /EFI/clover/Kexts/10.12 or Other? It's a must have kext for hackintosh.

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FakePCIID_Broadcom_WiFi.kext doesn't seem to be attach to your wireless card. FakePCIID should've show underneath PXSX of RP05

Did you switch the signal on the monitor to HDMI rather than DVI? The IOReg does not show anything connected to external monitor, did you export the IOReg without the monitor plugged in? Well at least it's working now. Does HDMI audio work with the DVI adapter?

All the right patches are in place for HDMI video and audio. What issue are you having? Can you run IOReg with the HDMI cable connected, save and attach it here?

attach a screenshot Also attach the clover folder (compress it first)

You need to set the DVMT pre-allocation, see the prerequisite on my E7450 guide

Those patches were already in the Config file I listed on post #2. Thanks for chiming in Sorcerer.

See here

The latest version of FakePCIID.kext & FakePCIID_Broadcom_WiFi.kext don't need those patches anymore. Are you sure you're using the latest? v1.3.3 and newer