Jake Lo

Sounds like you didn't copy the EFI folder to replace the EFI folder in the hidden EFI partition. Launch Clover Configurator. Select Mount EFI. Make sure to select the correct disk # If you have mounted the SSD EFI partition correctly, it should show a gray EFI drive in Finder, if you mounted the USB EFI partition, it'll show a yellow EFI drive on Finder. Once mounted and verified it's the correct partition, copy the EFI (bootpack you created in the USB drive) to the SSD EFI partition.

Verify Bios is set to AHCI and you have HFSPlus.efi in Clover/drivers64UEFI. Sounds like you don't have the EFI folder added to the EFI partition. Try mounting it and add the folder when you're successful booting back in. Alternatively, you could mount the drive on to another OS X system with an USB to Sata adapter. Then mount the EFI partition and add the folder.

Check your BIOS, make sure you have UEFI enabled. You could also, in the BIOS, under UEFI, add a boot option. Labeled it Clover (whatever you want), boot option, click to browse to EFI/Clover/Cloverx64.efi. Then move the boot option to the Top of the list. Apply and reboot.

Add fakeID for full GPU graphics and install FakePCI + FakePCIID_Intel_HD_Graphics key>FakeID IntelGFX 0x04128086

You no longer need HDMIAudio.kext anymore? I don't see it in your attachment.

That's good news. Do you have sleep working and suffer the same issue where you need to plugin power adapter before wake, otherwise blank screen? Or does sleep breaks HDMI audio? Any issue with USB 3.0?

Have you check this? Bootpack on post #9

E5xxx uses Broadcom Ethernet, try BCM5722D.kext.

Without the 3 kexts, is your Display Nvidia or HD 4600? If this is anything similar to M6800, I had to use HDMIAudio.kext to enable HDMI Audio. See here, kext link is included in the guide.

Did you patch DSDT renaming B0D3 to HDAU and adding Method (_DSM, 4, NotSerialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method { Store (Package (0x02) { "hda-gfx", Buffer (0x0A) { "onboard-2" } }, Local0) DTGP (Arg0, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, RefOf (Local0)) Return (Local0) }

Rerun the commands again until exit status is clean

Boot to Clover, hit the spacebar. Select boot without cache. This will give you some indication of what's causing the KP.

If you have Intel Wireless, it's not supported. Will need to be replaced with a supported device. For trackpad, download this. Assuming you're running Clover In Kexts/Other, copy VoodooPS2Controller to your /EFI/Clover/Kexts/ If chameleon, just copy it to /Extra/Extensions Remove other PS2Controller you may have installed.

Did you add the audio patches to your Config.plist file?

Already a guide here. Save you some trouble.

Yes, in this case it's Clover.

No need to restart, just replace those 3 items as mentioned overwriting the existing one. Then copy HFSPlus.efi from EFI_Clover to the hidden partition drivers64UEFI folder and you're done. I will make the post #2 more clearer. The bootpack consists of the EFI_Clover combine with the files for your system.

when you replace the Display, did you replace the cable as well? you need a dualLink cable, not sure it comes with the display.

You need to change the ig-platform-id in DSDT to 0x04, 0x00, 0x66, 0x01 from 0x03, 0x00, 0x66, 0x01 Use MacIASL to read the file.

Hmm, never seen this on Clover but only on Chameleon loader which I have documented on my Chameleon guide for Yosemite.

Does your model come with only HD 4000 or NVS5200m as well? Does it show you have full QE/CI?

Either the instruction is not clear or you misread/skip something Instruction: Download the Generic EFI_Clover folder. Download bootpack for your system and Merge it into the Generic /EFI_Clover/Clover folder Rename EFI_Clover to EFI You need to download the Generic EFI_Clover and merge the bootpack E7440 to EFI_Clover/Clover folder. Then rename the EFI_Clover to EFI Replace this folder to the hidden EFI partition. Files are v3320 version. If you install v3330. then just replace the bootpack E7440 to the hidden EFI partition/EFI/Clover containing Config, Kexts and ACPI. Of course you'll need to copy the missing file HFSPlus.efi from /efi/clover/drivers64UEFI to the EFI partition otherwise it won't see your HFS disk.

That will depend solely on the graphics card Whether you could get full graphics support on it and whether it can be replace with a supported card.

Set Bios to 'Load Default' Apply and then set SATA Operations to AHCI. If it has an Nvidia card, you'll need to determine if it's a supported card, otherwise it'll need a DSDT to disable the Nvidia card and utilize the HD graphics. Also make sure you have HFSPlus.efi added to /EFI/Clover/drivers64UEFI

Just OsxAptioFixDrv-64, deselect the rest if it's selected.