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  1. You can copy the files to EFI if you have them. Make sure they are dated 10/17/2015 if they are version 3292. 

    In the BIOS, boot list option/UEFI, add a new boot option. Name it whatever you want, select the drive if there's more than one showing and browse to the path: \EFI\CLOVER\Cloverx64.efi

    Move this to the top of the list or select F12 during boot.

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  2. The 'Intel' error you mentioned I believe is the AppleIntelBDWGraphicsFramebuffer for Graphics.. You have it patched in the Config file, however on-the-fly patching doesn't work unless you have cache working.

    Try the installer without 'Inject Intel' under graphics. If that doesn't work, then you'll have to manually patch the kext. The best way is to patch the BIOS.

  3. Are you on Clover or Chameleon?

    For Clover just hit F4 when you see the Clover loader, it'll extract all the files to /EFI/Clover/ACPI/Origin. See me the whole directory compressed.

    For Chameleon, then yes. Use Ubuntu or Linux.

    If you are using Clover, after extraction, send me the whole Clover folder. I'll verify what kexts you have and need.

  4. This is a clover guide, you don't have to manually patch the Kernel, it can be patch on the fly by enabling 'KernelPM' in the Config file.

    If you are using Chameleon, where did you place the patched Kernel?

    If on the root of the Installed drive, then enter the following

    kernel kext-dev-mode=1 -no-zp -v -f

     

    if in /S/L/K, then

    /System/Library/Kernels/kernel kext-dev-mode=1 -no-zp -v -f

     
    Well, if you did patch it and place it in the default directory /S/L/K, then you shouldn't even have to enter the Kernel in the boot flag
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