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re run the script and then copy it to /EFI/Clover/ACPI/patched The audio auto switch should work, but not consistent. Try repairing cache.

Here's the file with Hervé's recommendation. config.plist.zip

issue is supposed to be fixed in 10.12.1 dp3 for the fn keys, not sure about cap locks. For cap locks, tab twice to lock and twice to unlock. Not sure about the KP CPU, if you're using an old SSDT.aml, you might want to generate a new one in Sierra.

file is corrupted. what did you use to change the settings? Use either Clover Configurator, PlistEdit pro or Xcode, not a texteditor

Rehabman's voodoops2Controller is for Synaptics, not for Alps touchpad that's on this model. Try this one. Trackpad preference will be blank, known issue on Sierra, need to replace it with 10.11.x Sound and brightness control Fn keys won't work either. The USB issue has been around since El Capitan, you'll need to create an USB injector for the specific SMBIOS and your hardware. You can try the injector in my E6420 bootpack set for MBP8,2 smbios.

That's why I wrote "ADD new patch" For Wireless, add new patch Kext: AirPortBrcm4360 Find: 81F952AA00007529 Replace: 81F952AA00006690

while plugging in the headset, put system to sleep and then wake it up.

Enable AddPNLF in Config file or patch it in the DSDT for brightness

try adding an additional AppleHDA 8A19D411. 00000000. AppleHDA IDT 76DF #4

You need to use older trackpad preference, known issue. Try here Try new voodoops2controller here For audio, you'll need to add a new hotpatch to config.plist Name: AppleHDA Find: 8A19D411 replace: 00000000 Use AppleHDA_IDT from El Capitan 10.11.4 and up

R4B5 (El Capitan)- E7440: V3 Rushmore, id: E7=0x73 0x03 0x0a, EC=0x88 0x08 0x22 Trackstick mouse clicks are still not responding Trackstick is detected but unusable Movement is reverse. When pushing up, it goes down, when pushing down, it goes up It won't go left or right, just up and down toward the left, and eventually end up in the left side and stuck there After using the track stick, it'll take a bit of tinkering to get the touchpad to respond again. You move the trackstick and the touchpad consecutively to get the touchpad to respond again Touchpad scrolling is working great. Both 2 finger and side scrolling is working. Question: Can the sides scrolling have inertia like the 2 finger scrolling?

You need to update your hot patches for Sierra For HD 5500, change the DVMT prealloc for 10.11x to this Find: 8945C839C7764F Replace: 8945C839C7EB4F For Wireless, add new patch Kext: AirPortBrcm4360 Find: 81F952AA00007529 Replace: 81F952AA00006690

Try different USB ports

Thanks for this last information. I think it's an USB issue with El Capitan. Replace DSDT with this one, made a couple of modification. DSDT.aml.zip

Tested v7 (Sierra), KP on E7450. Tested R4B4 (El Capitan) on E7440: V3 Rushmore, id: E7=0x73 0x03 0x0a, EC=0x88 0x08 0x22 , same as Hervé's E6440. Trackstick and left and right mouse are not responding. Touchpad works fine with 2 finger scrolling and 1 finger side scrolling Sleep / wake works

No difference installing Sierra than El Capitan. You might want to remove the generated SSDT.aml first, generate a new one after you have Sierra installed.

Try Karabiner-Elements. See my example

Open Config.plist with the latest Clover Configurator. Under Smbios, select a new SMBIOS. Select the model closes to your system.

Maybe issue with the El Capitan installer or the app you used to create it.

Try this config config.plist.zip

Have you reset the BIOS to "Load Defaults", hit Apply. Then change SATA Operations to AHCI?

No, it's controlled by keyboard combo keys (Fn+PrtScr) to toggle on and off. Same for the E7470 too.

Try replacing with these files follow my clover guide E5520.zip

Try this in terminal networksetup -setairportpower en1 on

No it doesn't.