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  1. 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
  2. Did you place the Kexts and DSDT into the right directory?

    You need to remove the PCIe card if it has one. Only use the onboard video card and must use DisplayPort connection.

    Boot with 

    -v -f -no-zp GraphicsEnabler=Yes IntelAzulFB=10

     

    If you want to use the Sapphire HD 6450 card, try this bootflag

    -v -f -no-zp GraphicsEnabler=Yes AtiConfig=Pithecia

  3. Welcome bigdog1,

     

    KP with the message "AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext" is associated with power management. You need to generate a new SSDT for your specific CPU as the one included is for a different CPU. You need the DSDT to enable graphics and audio.

    Now, I'm not sure you're following the NVS guide or the Optimus guide. With NVS, you should have HDMI video and audio but lack sleep. You'll just get a blank screen on wake.

    With the Optimus guide, the nvidia card is disabled and you'll gain sleep capability with the HD 4000, but loses HDMI as its linked to the nvidia chip.

    If you prefer the nvidia graphics, then install NullCPUPowermanagement.kext, this should prevent the KP as mentioned.

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