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Jake Lo

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  1. It's a known artifact issue with the HD 4400/4600 graphics. Roll back to 10.9.1 fixes the issue but only works on 10.9.2 and 10.9.3. Roll back of 10.9.1 for 10.9.4 and 10.9.5 loses QE/CI.
  2. if you followed my guide and use the boot pack, then you need to update the patched Applehda and enable HDAEnabler in org.chameleon.boot.plist using chameleon wizard. Download and place the updated applehda into Extra/Extensions. Run myHack/myfix (quick)
  3. did you check the updates on bottom of the guide?
  4. See this guide but it's for Mountain Lion. Might work on Lion too.
  5. Try this guide except skip the bios mod. Also touchpad screen won't work and will require additional kexts and app.
  6. That guide is for nvidia card. If you have the 1st Gen HD graphics, that guide would not work. What's the specs of the system, I'll get you the right boot pack. Need display max resolution.
  7. Click on Exx30_applehda in my signature below.
  8. It's not something we support here, but I'll assist to get it going. Perhaps after you got it going, you have something you could use to build with myHack that we support. So with the boot pack suggested, place the Extra folder in the root of the USB. Install the kexts in /Extra/Extensions to System/Library/Extensions with kextwizard and repair permission.
  9. Since I don't know what's in this ISO, I don't know what method it's created with...what is the boot loader? Chameleon? Clover? something else?
  10. Sleep/wake doesn't work with the nvidia nvs 4200m card. If you want sleep working, go with this guide https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/5943-dell-latitude-e6520-e6420-with-optimus-enabled-mavericks/ There's pros and cons for both With Nvidia: Pros: HDMI Audio/Video working Cons: No sleep / Unable to wake, screen stays black until hard reboot With HD 3000: Pros: Sleep/Wake Cons: No HDMI Video/Audio
  11. We have the bootpack files for this model already. Check here http://www.osxlatitude.com/edp/compatibility/
  12. Try adding -v during boot so you can follow where it's hanging. For graphics, try GraphicsEnabler=Yes IntelCapriFB= , where value is from 0->11. really depends on your graphics. List your specs...help us help you.
  13. Sorry, that guide might not work for you since you have a model with the discrete optimus card Nvs4200. See this guide instead. It disables the nvidia card and use the HD 3000 graphics. But if you prefer to use the nvidia card let me know. Which card is it showing on your current install?
  14. What option did you press to get to this screen? Can you re-flash your BIOS?
  15. I have an E6410 with just Intel HD Graphics and I have never seen that screen before. Do you have a modded BIOS? To set UEFI in bios, during boot select F2 which brings you to the BIOS. It's under General -> Boot Sequence
  16. We don't support distro here, don't know what was patched or removed. If you want to rebuild, we have a fully working guide here that we support. Not sure what specs is your system since you didn't specify it but if you have a different processor and display resolution, it's easily fix.
  17. You need to replace the wiFi card if it's an Intel. See list of working/non-working from link on my signature below wireless_cards
  18. Try the version on my signature file below Exx30_touchpad by Sontrg. You have to leave a gap between 2 fingers when you scroll and 2 finger tab for right click. For me side scrolling is more smooth, but I think you could adjust the finger gap in the kext, but I've not looking into it yet.
  19. You could try other values with -v -f ex: IntelCapriFB=a_value from 0 to 11
  20. try removing GE* and NV* from SLE, then boot with IntelCapriFB=3 -v or IntelCapriFB=9 -v
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