Jake Lo

You added SSDT-HPET but you left out the patches for the IRQ's, there are 3 of them. Here, I added them and include SSDT-XOSI.aml + patch. Add the SSDT* to the ACPI folder, replace the Config file. If still no audio, change alcid=13 and test again. Post new IOReg file if needed. By the way, I disabled SMCDellSensor.kext, obviously it's for Dell system only. x360_audio.zip

According to your IOReg file, neither of them are loading. Try disabling SMCDellSensor.kext Strange that you don't have at least keyboard working.

Mount the EFI partition of the installed drive and place it there. When you format the drive to GUID, it automatically create this hidden partition. Use ESP Mounter Pro.app, OC Configurator or Clover Configurator to mount it.

@all Try enabling SyncRuntimePermissions under Booter/Quirks.

looks like you still didn't disable Legacy Option Roms in Bios...oh well up to you for MacOS to boot from drive, you need to copy the EFI folder to the installed drive. Post new IOReg file with IORegistryExplorer.app v2.1, not 3.0

Disable Legacy Option ROMs as I stated above

Please post latest EFI folder

what's the status with the updated files? From the video, looks like you have Legacy Option ROMS enabled in the BIOS. You can disabled that. Can't read what the error said at the end of the video. You probably need to format your drive to GUID / Journal Extended. Select the drop down to show all devices, then selecting the root of the drive to format. Warning, this will wipe out your whole drive. If you have Windows installed, and the format is MBR, you'll need to convert it to GUID. Also make sure the EFI partition is at least 200MB, windows create 128mb as default.

this is what I have read You can do 4K @24/25/30Hz with HDMI 1.4 but the interface does not provide enough bandwidth for 4K @60Hz. To get enough bandwidth for 4K @60Hz you need HDMI 2.0 or better. The 7510 has HDMI 1.4, so try lowering the frequency might help with the lagging. Or use Display port if available.

you can skip this, I tested and it didn't work. I'll test other option and report back

latest file was posted here. You can upgraded to OC 0.6.9 by following Dortania's guide

Definitely not showing under USB or BT, did you check to see if it's enabled in the BIOS?

??? Did you add / replace with the files I attached above? And NO, your EFI+TRY is still missing the patches in the Config file. I've added them in my files above, have you tried them? Compare them to see the differences?

In my files, I've included a DVMT script. Modify the grub.cfg with textedit Change setup_var 0x432 0x3 to setup_var 0x432 0x4 Save the file Go to your BIOS, add new boot Option. Call it DVMT or whatever, point to /EFI/Boot/DVMT/bootx64.efi On boot, press 12 and select the new boot option DVMT On the Grub Shell GUI, select the 1st option This will disable the dGPU, change DMVT to 128MB, and enable switchable graphics This will reboot the computer automatically to make the changes. Boot to MacOS and test. With the changes, you may disable these in the Config file. Add # infront incase you may want to re-enable and not have to re-add framebuffer-fbmem framebuffer-stolenmem

Looks like files from my 7510 guide. I needed to add them to enable graphics on the USB-C port. I haven't tested the HDMI on a 4K display before, perhaps might need to raise the DVMT-Pre-alloc value

Here, replace config, add SSDT to ACPI, kext to Kexts folder Unlike Clover, in OC everything you add must be declared in the Config file and some kexts plugins must be in specific order to load correctly. 5480-KB&Mouse.zip

I forgot to add the patch to go with the SSDT Try this, I added to the last EFI you posted config.plist.zip

you need to add VoodooPS2Controller for keyboard. For touchpad you need to add SSDT-TPDx.aml from files I linked

Yes, but it still loads in the USB port. This is my M.2 DW1830

Post IOReg file using IOREgistryExporer.app v2.1, not 3.0+ with the HDMI monitor connected

Check under System Report -> BT or USB, if it's not showing, means your USB ports are not configure correctly. Use Hackintool or USBMaps to map out your USB Ports, remember the 15 ports limit.

Try enabling tapping from Accessibility / Pointer Control

Try files from this link Use the Skylake Config

Not seeing the HPET patches, only see you added SSDT-HPET.aml When you run SSDTTime, it generate the SSDT and a Config file with the patches to add to your Config file

Please port your EFI folder + IOReg file using IORegistryExplorer.app v2.1, not 3.0+