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Either remove it from Patched folder and change Config.plist to disable DropOEM under SSDT or during boot in Clover Option. Under ACPI patching, rename the DSDT.aml to Bios.aml, and under Tables Dropping, uncheck Drop all OEM SSDT and deselect all the SSDT-x.aml

OK, I have 1.8.3. I'll update to 1.9.4 and see if the BIOS reset is fix. Thanks. Update: New BIOS still reset when reboot. Strange why it sticks for you lamcrkh516.

Just delete the folder in the root. Make sure you don't have virtual drive, run diskutil cs revert /dev/disk# if you do. Then reinstall Clover with UEFI settings.

Since changing the DVMT, the DSDT/SSDT have to be updated too. Try booting without them with ig-platform-id set to 0x16260006. If this works, then we could extract new DSDT/SSDT and then repatch them. The theme changing is due to your Config file not having the theme set. So it's random. Enter Clover or what ever theme you want and it'll boot to that every time.

You need to update the Config file too. It's using ig-platform-id 0x01660001 instead of 0x01660004. Try this one config.plist.zip

try this DSDT DSDT.aml.zip

What did you set for DVMT? Try different value like 0x4 if you have 0x3

Boot with verbose mode. Hit the spacebar when you see the Clover GUI, then select verbose. Post your error here. Please use the More Reply Options to attach files, don't use external sites.

Move the memory stick to slot A/slot 1 if you have only 1 stick on the system.

There's an older guide here, should work for El Capitan too.

Does it have 4K display?

Then leave out the SSDT's.

Start with this guide to get Bootable Clover. Temporarily use Latitude E6430 bootpack in post #2. Once you get the Clover to boot, hit F4. Compress and attach the Origin folder /EFI/Clover/ACPI/Origin. What LAN device does it have? What wireless device?

Boot to Clover GUI, hit F4, then continue booting to OS X. Compress and upload the Clover folder. I'll help to patch the files. What is the resolution of the display?

Try the unpatched DSDT and slowly add 1 patch at a time to see which one breaks.

Here you go. The fixed and patched files. Patched with Audio, LPC, IRQ, RTC, Smbus, Shutdown and some other fixes. Hope it works. T1600.zip

All the require files are in my attachment. Do you see AppleHDA_ALC293.kext in Kexts/Other/LE ? Copy that to /Library/Extensions and run those commands again.

Do you need to plug in power adapter to wake?

Only revert if you have virtual drive. If you have placed the kexts to /Library/Extensions, you just need to run the last 2 commands sudo touch -f /L*/E* sudo kextcache -Boot -U / If you see error status 77, rerun the 2 commands until you don't see it.

Hmmm, better you attach all the original files. Don't know what you did to fix them.

You suppose to keep FakePCIID + Broadcomwifi kext with additions to the 4 patches.

Why use another when you could easily generate your own with the well know script ssdtprgen.sh? https://github.com/Piker-Alpha/ssdtPRGen.sh

You didn't set the DVMT preallocation in the BIOS. It must be set to 96MB. See my Pre requisite in my E7x70 guide. Just need to create the EFI shell boot disk and run the following setup_var 0x432 0x3

Your EFI folder looks fine. Let's try going into the BIOS, click on 'Load Defaults', hit Apply. Now set the following settings: Enable UEFI Enable Legacy Option Rom SATA Operations to AHCI Check also that CPU XD - Enabled Secure Boot - Disabled Disable TPM (uncheck)

please upload your EFI folder (compress first), want to confirm you have it setup correctly. When you create the installer, you use GUID / Extended Journaled format? I just rebuild the installer with 10.12.2 using the bootpack and have no issue booting to the Installer using any of the USB ports.