Jake Lo

You could ignore that message. It's known by the author of the script. Remove the Ralink software and kexts, see if that makes a difference. Also check your system log for any clue as to the shutdown issue. edit: see here. You probably could ignore the SIP part since your Hackintosh should already have it disabled.

Sent you a PM Make sure BIOS is set to Legacy and SATA Operations to AHCI, secure boot disabled.

Was able to fix issue by copying EFI folder from USB to the EFI partition of SSD.

Copy the EFI folder from the USB to the empty EFI partition.

Download this. Execute ssdtprGen.sh from the terminal. It'll generate 2 files to the Desktop. Copy SSDT.aml to /EFI/Clover/ACPI/Patched. Regarding the performance change with the DSDT added, are you able to shutdown properly or restart?

In that case, copy only DSDT.aml to /EFI/Clover/ACPI/Patched You are not able to change volume even with the patched AppleHDA could be because you still have VoodooHDA and AppleHDADisabler installed. Remove both and AppleHDA should work if it's the correct one.

Install Clover with the following settings: Install Clover in the ESP Bootloader/Install boot0af in MBR CloverEFI/CloverEFI 64-bits SATA

Use my Clover bootpack here in post # 2

try the following "change optimized default in last tab from "windows" to "other", disable secure boot in the 3rd tab, and make sure UEFI is prefered above Legacy boot mode"

check your BIOS, see if it has this option or something similar Security-> Memory Protection-> Execution Prevention: Enabled

Just to be clear, just copying the app to an USB will not make it bootable. If you're planning to use it to build a Hackintosh in this model, you'll have to either use CreateInstallMedia or follow some of the few methods to create a bootable media, Install Clover or Chameleon loader and add a bootpack. See my Clover guide as an example

Here you go---version 3330 Z51-70_EFI_Clover-3330.zip

IF you have the same CPU as OP, then yes, both DSDT and SSDT can be use; otherwise, just use the DSDT and generate your own SSDT. As for audio, you could either modify the info.plist of VoodooHDA or opt to use the patched AppleHDA. Try booting with the DSDT and see if performance is better, I'll assist you with the patched AppleHDA for El Capitan.

You shouldn't use a patched AppleHDA from Yosemite when you could use one from El Capitan. What boot loader are you using? Clover or Chameleon?

After installing the latest Clover (v3330), when your use the bootpack, only replace ACPI and Kexts folder and the Config.plist file. Nothing else should replaced, otherwise you'll revert to the version that's from the bootpack. Just have to make sure drivers64UEFI has HFSPlus.efi in it. You could replace themes too if you have your own themes.

What's the resolution and which nvidia card, please be more specific.

You could try mounting with Clover Configurator or EFI-Mounter.

HD 4400 wasn't declared in the DSDT, it's declared in my Config file. If you use the Config from the previous link, you should have full QE/CI. Here is the patched files from your system. musicthebeeello123.zip

Patched DSDT and kexts are found here. No need to repatch DSDT, you just need to generate a different SSDT for your CPU. See Post Install #9 here. SSDTPrGen.sh is attached in Tools at bottom of page.

Try adding this kexts to see if you could build with RAID enabled. HPRAIDInjector.kext.zip

See Hervé's El Capitan Chameleon guide here. Only thing you need is the /Extra folder from your current build instead of from the guide. You probably don't have an /Extra/Extensions folder as all the custom kexts are installed to /S/L/E Looking at the link you have above, the following kexts are what you need copied from /S/L/E to /Extra/Extensions for the bootpack VoodooHDA AppleHDADisabler RealtekRTL8100 NullCPUPowermanagement IOath3kfrmwr LPCSensor GPUSensor CPUSensors FakeSMC AppleRTC_10112 ApplePS2Keyboard ApplePS2Controller ApplePS2SmartTouchPad ApplePS2ElanTouchpad AHCIInjector ACPIBatteryManager GenericUSBXHCI (not sure this is needed) msdosFS (not sure this is needed)

rerun the the last 2 commands. Usually that will fix the error for me.

What Hervé suggests is that now that you have a semi working hack, you can download El Capitan from Appstore for FREE and create a new vanilla Installer. You can use the /Extra folder with working kexts and config file. It could be your cache is not working right since when you booted with -f -v combo, it seems to boot sometimes with correct graphics. Try repairing it with the following commands in terminal sudo chmod -Rf 755 /System/Library/Extensions sudo chown -Rf 0:0 /System/Library/Extensions sudo touch /System/Library/Extensions/ sudo kextcache -Boot -U / I attached some vanilla files from my 10.11.2 system, install them to /S/L/E and see if that helps. HD 4000.zip

Run in the terminal to determine if the kexts are loaded: kextstat | grep AppleIntel*

That's a distro and we don't know what kexts were modded, removed or added, it's hard to determine the issue. Which version of El Capitan is this? Perhaps you could replace the vanilla AppleIntelFramebufferCapri.kext family. Can you verify if the following exist in /System/Library/Extensions: AppleIntelFramebufferCapri.kext AppleIntelHD4000Graphics.kext AppleIntelHD4000GraphicsGLDriver.bundle AppleIntelHD4000GraphicsMTLDriver.bundle AppleIntelHD4000GraphicsVADriver.bundle