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On my skylake, it causes KP if I added. Sleep, power management works just fine without it.

Your OS X is install on UEFI with GUID format? Format the partition to be install with Windows with Extended Journal. For your Windows installer, just format the USB with fat32, then extract the ISO file to it. Boot with the Windows USB installer, select Customize. Search for the partition you have created, delete it, then format it. Then install Windows onto that partition.

1) what wireless device is in your system? Intel is not supported, replace it with a supported card. If M.2 card, get DW1560 2) System should have an Alps touchpad, you'll need to check that

same as biscate running V8Test6 on Sierra on E7470 E7=0x73 0x03 0x28, EC=0x73 0x01 0x13 sudo dmesg rs=0, x1=1016, y1=0, z=0, buttons=0 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8168, y1=15, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8152, y1=15, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8072, y1=14, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8160, y1=12, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8168, y1=11, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8144, y1=11, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8128, y1=9, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8112, y1=8, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8104, y1=8, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8088, y1=6, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8128, y1=7, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8144, y1=7, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8176, y1=9, z=0, buttons=1 ALPS: Process V8: Fingers=0, x1=8088, y1=11, z=0, buttons=1 etc...etc... Log message does change like there's activity, but both trackstick/touchpad does not respond. Neither does the mouse buttons.

Could be an issue with your installer. Just replace the SSDT.aml for different CPU.

Wrong bootpack. I'm assuming your system has Broadwell CPU with HD 5500, not Haswell with HD 4400. Download the correct bootpack under Broadwell E5450_HD5500 and replace the files. You might want to confirm first, only reason you would set the DVMT if you have Broadwell CPU.

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No guarantee, but try this. Backup the files first. Replace SSDT-4.aml and Config with attached. * Sleep may break and wakeup with black screen. HD7670M.zip

Try booting to the USB installer, select the language and then the disk utility. Select the installed drive and select repair option. After repair, reboot with Installer and select the installed drive again.

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So where did it failed? While creating the installer or right after installing OS X to the SSD? If the ladder, boot with the Installer, when you get to the Clover GUI, select the installed drive.

Do this, reinstall the latest Clover loader, should be v3922. Don't delete anything. From the generic EFI folder, copy /EFI/Clover/drivers64UEFI/HFSPlus-64.efi to the EFI partition /EFI/Clover/drivers64UEFI From the generic EFI folder, copy /EFI/Clover/Themes/Latitude to the EFI partition /EFI/Clover/themes Then from the bootpack, copy Config.plist, ACPI, and Kexts to /EFI/Clover/ overwrite/replace everything. Not merge

Enable DropOEM under SSDT in the Config file. config.plist.zip

Did you follow the steps to install Clover loader? 21. Download Clover ( at time of writing v3320) 22. Open Clover package installer 23. Hit Continue, Continue, Change Install Location... 25. Choose “Install OS X El Capitan” 26. Hit Continue, then hit Customize. Select these items: Install for UEFI booting only Install Clover in the ESP Drivers64UEFI\OsxAptioFixDrv-64 27. Click Install

Add this to /L/E

V8Test5 on Sierra on E7450 E7=0x73 0x03 0x0a, EC=0x88 0xba 0x2a -Touchpad works but not after sleep -Trackstick is still not detected, not even the trackstick left or right mouse or middle button - won't sleep with lid close, after opening LID, screen stays dark, can't increase brightness, force reboot - sleep when activating from Apple Menu, brightness is fine, but no more touchpad - sporadic reboot after wake

Sierra Guide Same as El Capitan guide above, just replace with Sierra bootpack. E7450_Sierra.zip See bootpack for 10.12.4 in the update section below Post Install: Enable Brightness Control and Trackstick Scrolling Trackstick Scrolling Download and install Smartscroll for trackstick scrolling Touchpad - 2 fingers scrolling, 2 finger tab for right click, tap and drag Brightness Control or copy the settings according to the screenshot below Download and Install Karabiner-Elements Launch Karabiner-Elements Copy karabiner.json to ~/.config/Karabiner karabiner.json.zip 471bytes 0 downloads Now use F11 & F12 for Brightness, use F1, F2, & F3 for Volumes Control

Sierra Guide See here for install guide, just replace with Sierra bootpack. E7x70_Sierra.zip - See Update files below Known Issue & Workaround: HDMI-Output works but if connect HDMI-Cable the local Display goes off and never recovers. I had tried different configurations but none panned out. Here's a workaround: Close the LID until you see the HDMI display becomes the primary display, then open the LID. It'll switch LCD as primary and HDMI as secondary. NOTE: Workaround is only needed on clean boot, no issue if system has gone through a sleep/wake cycle Update: Fixed it by modifying EDID with this kext, but not work for Mojave. Post Install: Enable Brightness Control and Trackstick Scrolling Trackstick Scrolling Download and install Smartscroll for trackstick scrolling Touchpad - 2 fingers scrolling, 2 finger tab for right click, tap and drag Brightness Control Download and Install Karabiner-Elements Launch Karabiner-Elements Copy karabiner.json to ~/.config/Karabiner karabiner.json.zip or copy the settings according to diagram below Now use F11 & F12 for Brightness, use F1, F2, & F3 for Volumes Control

You can get the audio driver here. That video card has no support since Leopard. Look for something cheap. ATI HD5450 is one used in the guide and has support all through Sierra.

Replace preference pane with one from El Capitan See here. Make a backup and replace it in /System/Library/PreferencePanes

The best method is the manual method since you know what you put in the installer or take out. Here is an example of manual process of creating the installer with Clover. It's well known to work. You'll have to customize the bootpack according to your specific hardware.

Just place this in /L/E run this to fix permission and rebuild cache sudo chmod -Rf 755 /L*/E* sudo chown -Rf 0:0 /L*/E* sudo touch -f /L*/E* sudo kextcache -Boot -U /

Follow this guide, set DVMT at the same value as the guide under Prerequisites. Use this bootpack, DSDT/SSDT from here but replace DSDT with this one

Try version 5 with modification by kfiatos for touchpad.

As Hervé wrote above, change 8319D411 to 8A19D411 in Config.plist using either Xcode or plistpro editor, not text editor. For trackpad, use Dr. Hurts refined version 4 or 5.