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See here

compress and upload the file, I'll take a look

Remove the check next to Custom and it should default to 16384k. Select Read, then Backup

Confirmed VoodooPS2Controller.kext20160602 is working now on my E7440 and E6230 with 10.11.5!!! Thank you for the update. Are you doing any new development on it? Issue still persist as the previous version before KP with 10.11.4 and up: Sometimes when selecting (single click) acts as double-clicking with the trackstick 2 fingers scrolling on trackpad requires a gap between the 2 fingers (at least side scrolling works) 2 fingers right-clicking also requires a gap, otherwise the cursor just jumps cursor jiggles when finger on trackpad is not moving add v7 ID

Did you click on READ first?

That depends on what wifi adapter you have, if it's an Intel, then yes. See here for a list of supported/unsupported cards.

Bootpack only include SSDT-1, SSDT-6,SSDT-7. You'll need to generate SSDT.aml for your specific CPU. See here for link to the beta version of ssdtprgen.sh use to generate for Broadwell system. In your first post you listed Intel and ATI graphics. My SSDT-7.aml in bootpack is patched to disable the ATI card, but you'll need to verify in sys info if it indeed does its job. Look under graphics/display and see if only Intel HD 5500 is showing.

If you look at my guide, it's done in Windows. You just need to create a boot disk with EFI shell on it to change the DVMT value once you located the key.

Did you generated SSDT? Is the ATI graphics disabled? Could be what's draining the battery.

Issue with your voodooHDA, remove it temporary and run the commands again. Post the output.

I see it's downgraded to version 1.8.3. KP is definitely been avoided even after sleep, however trackstick/trackpad are not working, had to use an external mouse. It shows in Preferences but can't get mouse to work. Perhaps it's missing the v3 variant ID on my E7440 and E6320. Jun 1 10:52:09 localhost kernel[0]: VoodooPS2TouchPad(Base) Version 1.8.3 loaded... Jun 1 10:52:09 localhost kernel[0]: VoodooPS2Trackpad: Identify TouchPad command returned incorrect byte 2 (of 3): 0x00 Jun 1 10:52:09 localhost kernel[0]: VoodooPS2TouchPad(Base) Version 1.8.3 loaded... Jun 1 10:52:09 localhost kernel[0]: VoodooPS2Mouse Version 1.8.3 loaded...

enable kext-dev-mode=1

Checking DVMT from Windows may not be directly link to DVMT in BIOS. Follow the prerequisite guide posted above.

Do this: Boot without cache Repair permission and rebuild cache (make sure it's successful) Reboot in normal mode

run this in the terminal and post the output sudo chmod -Rf 755 /L*/E* sudo chown -Rf 0:0 /L*/E* sudo touch -f /L*/E* sudo chmod -Rf 755 /S*/L*/E* sudo chown -Rf 0:0 /S*/L*/E* sudo touch -f /S*/L*/E* sudo kextcache -Boot -U /

Boot to Clover Gui, hit F4. Compress and attach /EFI/Clover/ACPI/Origin This system has the 1st Generation HD Graphics. In order to boot, go to /System/Library/Extensions and remove AppleIntelHDGraphics* The nvidia might not be supported and will need to be disable from the BIOS or by DSDT patching.

No need to set fakepciid, just set your ig-platform-id to 0x16260006

Check all the folders in /EFI/Clover/Kexts for any other PS2 controller and remove it.

How are you installing the kexts? and where to? Not familiar with Hackintosh zone. What loader does it use? Chameleon or Clover?

Replace the VoodooPS2Controller in your USB installer. Boot with the USB installer, when you get to the Clover GUI. Select your Mac drive to boot. Hopefully then you could mount your EFI and replace it then. There's a debug file found in /EFI/Clover/Misc

Don't need DSDT for mouse to work. Are you currently using an external mouse? Go to preferences and see if trackpad is detected. Also check to see if the kext is loaded by going in the terminal and run kextstat | grep VoodooPS2

Try adding that and boot without cache mode. Yes VoodooPS2controller seems to cause KP on 10.11.4/5

in Options, under Boot Args: add to the end cpus=1 You could try taking the drive out and mount it in another OS X and then replace it, but you'll need a converter to USB.

Looks like you're using a non vanilla install method. Check your system for other PS2 kext that might have been installed. Look for ApplePS2Controller, AppleACPIPS2Nub, and VoodooPS2Controller. Remove them and then just re-add the one linked earlier. Repair permission and rebuild cache.

yes, but without bluetooth.