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Jake Lo

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  1. Launch DSDT.aml with MacIASL. Search for HDEF and then layout-id. Change it to "layout-id", Buffer (0x04) { 0x03, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }, You could compress and upload it here if you want help with it.
  2. Yes, DSDT should have HDEF layout-id set to 0x03. From your printscreen it's incorrect. Audio should work after that correction.
  3. If you're able to build it parallel to the other install, that would mean your USB installer is booting. Replace the Config with the one from your USB.
  4. Grab alc283 from here if you're running 10.11.4 and up.
  5. Do you have another Mac system where you could take this drive off and connect it to an USB adapter? You could replace your Config.plist. But as I wrote earlier, nothing was change in the Config I sent other than adding the HDMI patch. So something else must be causing the issue. Try booting into Clover, go to Options. Navigate down to DSDT and remove it. Try other options if that doesn't work either. You could also try booting in Safemode.
  6. You'll need patches in Config and DSDT. All should be included the bootpack in the El Capitan Clover guide.
  7. Get rid of AppleHDADisabler and VoodooHDA. That's disabling your AppleHDA from loading. This is normal when you place kexts in any directory. Just run the permission fix and rebuild cache. Run the last 3 commands until the status 77 is gone. sudo touch -f /S*/L*/E* sudo touch -f /L*/E* sudo kextcache -Boot -U / Looking through your Clover Kext folder, assuming you're running El Capitan, you should either use 10.11 or Other, not both. Remove the rest of the folders. Within Other and 10.11 are 3 graphics kexts, you only need 1, they all do the same, one is newer than the other of course. So get rid of FakePCIID_HD4600_HD4400.kext and FakePCIID_HD.kext and just keep FakePCIID_Intel_HD_Graphics.kext.
  8. Try plugging it in and put system to sleep. After that it should auto detect.
  9. I would recommend replacing with a compatible card over an USB. Some USB causes sleep issue. DW1510 works out of the box with no additional patch or kext, however only has wireless and no bluetooth. DW1550 requires 3 -4 kexts for wireless and bluetooth and 2 patches.
  10. compress the clover folder and upload it here.
  11. Reboot without cache, run the repairing and rebuilding cache again. Of course make sure you have a successful output. Then reboot in normal mode.
  12. No it's not, see here. Not compatible with any version OS X.
  13. Do you have the HDMI cable connected? Make sure to disconnect everything, except the USB installer.
  14. Boot with the USB installer you created for the build, select USB from F12, when you see the Clover Gui, select the installed drive.
  15. You'll get better help if you include the specs of the system especially the video card and network card you're having issue with.
  16. Boot with the USB installer and restore your Config file or use the one I re-uploaded above.
  17. Nothing was changed, only added HDMI patch which should not cause this. Can you post the error while booting without cache? Update: Added the patch but was disabled. Reupload Config in previous post.
  18. Replace with this config. config.plist.zip
  19. You need to patch for HDMI otherwise it'll freeze like you have. Please upload your Clover folder, I'll verify if you have it enabled or I could add it.
  20. It looks like it's crashing with the wireless kext. What wireless card do you have in your system? If it's an Intel, try removing it and boot without cache again.
  21. See here. Last post also mentioned alternative kext. Try that too if it didn't work. Best solution is to get a compatible internal device like DW1510 or DW1550
  22. Try without cache. When you get to the Clover GUI, hit the spacebar. Select without cache from the drop down.
  23. did you verify the following? 14. Launch the terminal and enter the following command diskutil list Note: If you see the following, then follow steps in Post #3 Under Core Storage before proceeding /dev/disk1 (internal, virtual):
  24. Was the power button blinking when sleeping? what happen when you tap it to wake up? Does it sleep when you close the LID? what happened when you open the LID?
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