Jake Lo

Those files are incorrect. Clear the origin folder and patched folder, disable DropOEM. Then boot to Clover and hit F4 to export again.

Try booting with -v -f If that still fails, try -v -f -x I have a patched version of the file here

Try this. Works fine for me on Yosemite and El Capitan. Tested on E6430 and E6230. CloverConfig.zip

Click more Reply Options, on the bottom left you'll see choose file /attach this file. You'll need to compress it first.

See if this works for you. I'm pretty sure this model has Alps touchpad.

Try booting without cache. On Clover boot screen, hit F4. This will extract the DSDT/SSDT for you into /Clover/ACPI/Origin. Then hit space bar, and select boot without Cache.

Not familiar with Yosemite Zone which I believe is a Distro and we don't support that here. You should start with a Clover UEFI Install guide. You'll probably need to change your BIOS settings to enable AHCI, Security > Memory Protection > Make sure Execution Prevention is enabled, perhaps others too. Once you have the USB Installer created, replace the Clover files with the attached. ​Place the DSDT/SSDT into /clover/acpi/patched Others folder into /clover/kexts, remove all folders config.plist replace into /Clover HFSPlus.efi into /Clover/drivers64UEFI Clover_files.zip

You have Clover DSDT fixes enabled, either disable them or try the Config from the EDP bootpack.

Upgrade to newer Clover v3270 or higher and add this to Config.plist. Using your current dsdt/ssdt and kexts, you should be able to upgrade without an issue. RtVariables BooterConfig 0x28 CsrActiveConfig 0x67

Upload the origin folder with all the DSDT/SSDT untouched. Compress it first

@RiShiE, try these files. You'll need to generate your own SSDT for power management using ssdtPRGen.sh. @ypdeveloper, I don't think he patch the BIOS, otherwise he won't need to manually patch the kext. The SSDT/DSDT attached by RiShiE are raw and not patched. You can try the one attached if you have the exact same specification. You don't need to patch the kext, you can do it with the Clover config file to patch on the fly. I checked the config file from RiShiE, it's included but it's disabled. Search for it for 10.11beta and remove the disabled: in front of the FB. Update: I see this model is already supported in EDP, EmlyDinesh already included his patched DSDT, seems to combined all 3 SSDT into DSDT I have attached with all boot files included. Test both if you like. Z51-70.zip

Disable HDMI video/audio patching in Clover for now. I'm currently looking for a fix.

@scram69, tutorial attach your DSDT and Config file. Are you using ACPIBatteryManager.kext 1.55?

Please compress the folder and attach it here, select 'More reply options' to get to that option 1) There's many guides to create an USB Installer, just run a search for Clover UEFI Install guide. Here's one 2) Go with El Capitan, GM is out in 2 days. It'll be a free download from Apple Store. HD 5500 is first supported in 10.10.3, earlier version won't do, but with Yosemite, you'll experience graphics hang. El Capitan has fixed that issue. 3) Use the latest version v3270 See here regarding the pre-requisites for Broadwell system to option full QE/CI

hi lemming, Here's a modded version of ALC 293 by Joe82 based off your dump file. Please try and report back. AppleHDA_ALC293_E5450.kext.zip

You need to patch the FB to increase the cursor byte size to 9mb. Use a hex editor, and search the binary AppleIntelFramebufferAzul and replace From 0600260A 01030303 00000002 00003001 00006000 to 0600260A 01030303 00000002 00003001 00009000

Do you also have Packages copied replacing the shortcut?

Not sure why you're installing boot loader to the USB again if it's already working. No, the instruction on #20 is not for an upgrade. On fresh build, your installed drive will not have the Extra folder with all the kexts and SSDT/DSDT files and there's also no boot loader. You need to boot with the USB installer which has the boot loader, thens select the Installed drive. Copy the /Extra folder to the Installed drive and then install the Chameleon boot loader to the installed drive.

try this if it's not done already into method label _STA parent_label BAT1 replace_content begin Return (Zero) end; into method label _STA parent_label BAT2 replace_content begin Return (Zero) end;

Follow post #20. if you're getting the "can't find kernel" error, see here under troubleshooting.

Make sure you have AHCI enabled in BIOS.

Boot without cache, repair permission and rebuild cache. Reboot in normal mode.

Boot with the USB Installer, select the SSD drive. Once booted to the OS X, install Chameleon loader. Copy the Extra folder from the USB installer to the SSD, reboot without the USB installer.

If you're using Clover, make sure the following are disabled: FixRegions NewWay

Just download the chameleon.pkg file and double click it. Select the destination if the default is not your SSD.