Jake Lo

did you follow instruction here to input you dev/vend ID?

The reason is because you have an Haswell processor that requires a patched kernel which is included in my boot pack. The boot pack for the E6410 will not work on this model.

Hmm, same config but not the same result...strange Try this.. Boot with DSDT=Null IntelCapriFB= //case sensitive value=0 to 11

You have to replace the card, no kext will support it. Look for supported card from link I posted above.

Don't use the MBR patch from the myHack app, select No. Follow instruction below which is in Patel4Prez's guide. The files are included in his bootpack. Also, for those who have MBR Disks, you can install Mavericks to said disk by copying the following files from the MBR Support folder after you finish Creating the Installer: 1. Copy OSInstall.mpkg to [INSTALLER ROOT]/System/Installation/Packages 2. Copy OSInstall to [INSTALLER ROOT]/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Install.framework/Frameworks/OSInstall.framework/Versions/A

yes, replace the files but don't rename it. also leave out the SSDT.aml file as it's for a different processor

airportd won't help with your wireless card as it's not supported.

Yes, you can connect your hackintosh to your Mac laptop and run myfix. Replace the Extra folder with my bootpack, run myHack/myfix (quick). Important, make sure to select your USB hdd and not the root ( your real mac), or you might brick it.

Here you go Extra-E7440.zip

open terminal and run lspci -nn, post the output here most like you have an Intel Wireless card and will need to be replaced as it's not supported. Check here for compatible list. as for sdhc reader, you can use voodoosdhc.kext. You might have to add your ven / dev ID to info.plist to work. Follow guide here. things that won't work are: finger scanner smart card reader vga port

I have an E7440 (WIP). You could try my bootpack. It's really close to the E7240, but with bigger screen. Still trying to get audio to work, currently Mirone is helping me patch it. Full QE/CI is working and USB 3.0. No issue with usb 3.0 ports to do the build.

I'm using this debug version by yeahoon and this script by gohmac. You can follow guide here to have the script automatically run after logon. You just need the voodoops2controller.kext in E/E and run myfix(quick), nothing else. And enable clicking in Trackpad under preferences. Use side scrolling instead of 2 fingers which can be a bit of getting use to.

You should put the broadcom kext in my bootpack and rename it to Extra. You could rename the default to generic or something. Run myfix (quick). Then try again. Your USB structure looks fine.

Basically the bootpack replaces the generic Extra folder in your USB Installer root. So you could just replace the folder and run myfix (quick). That does the same thing. Download the version for Mavericks since you're installing Mavericks.

Download both bootpack and broadcom kext above. Put broadcom kext in Extension folder. Run myHack from the usb installer, select install Extra and point to the bootpack above. Once done, boot your system with the USB installer with -v switch. You should be able to get full graphics, mouse, keyboard, LAN, and even sleep. Report your result.

Try this bootpack and include this for Broadcom LAN. Report your result.

See if this works too for the non-vpro system. Post your result please.

try booting with -v GraphicsEnabler=Yes IntelCapriFB=3 If it kernel panic, list the error here. You said it kernel panicked with AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext, can you list the version number. If you're using the generic bootpack, it has nullcpupowermanagment and should not encounter error you mentioned. Please list what's in your Extra/Extension folder. You could read more about myHack here.

Since you have resolution 1366x768, you don't need the patched AppleIntelFramebuffercapri. You need to restore the vanilla version to SLE.

if you read my entire guide, there's a fix at the bottom to remove the "invalid partition" error. To restore the unpatched file, look at "/Applications/Install OS X Mavericks.app/Contents/SharedSupport", you find InstallESD.dmg. If you mount that dmg (disk image), you should find the file. Install it back to SLE, run myfix (full).

Remove AppleIntelFramebufferCapri.kext in E/E and run myfix(quick) and reboot. See if that makes a difference. That is patched file for 10.9.0.

Please list your system's specs. The files are for 10.9.0, I might have to update a new patched file for 10.9.1

Just set the z value if you're using the RehabmanMerge version and enable clicking in Trackpad. Problem is you'll have to set it after each reboot.

You just need to install Chameleon on it. Launch myHack and select install Chameleon, point it to the new drive. I'm assuming your new/backup drive is attached with an USB adaptor or HDD caddy.

UPDATE: For Yosemite / El Capitan / Sierra / HS / Mojave / Catalina with Clover Guide, see 3rd post below!!! Mavericks Guide with myHack (Chameleon) Specs: i7 - 4770 3.4GHz| 8GB ram | HD4600 | 128GB SSD | Mavericks 10.9 GM| BIOS A05 Work in Progress! Build USB Installer with myHack Download and Extract bootpack Extra.zip Relaunch myHack, select Install Extra, select USB Installer as target drive. Select "Use my Own" and browse to Extra above Boot with USB Installer ( Make sure to plug monitor to displayport, use bottom DP if you only have 1 monitor) Format disk to GUID and Extended Journal and start the build When prompt, select "Use My Own" and point to Extra on USB Installer Select Yes 3 times to delete issue kexts Wait a few minutes, system will automatically reboot Complete the install Working: HD 4600 Full QE/CI USB 3.0 ( not tested for speed) Dual display is working with the 2 built-in DisplayPort Sleep / Shutdown / Reboot with Dual monitor working using either DP monitors or active DP/DVI adapter ( thanks to ktbos' exhaustive testing) WIP (Not working) Sleep works but on resume, black screen fixed - add -gux_defer_usb2 to org.chameleon.Boot.plist Sleep with Dual monitor connected with passive DVI to DP adapter Built-in Speaker / Headphone jack - loud pitch noise fixed thanks to ktbos - get boot pack under updates below Note: Make sure to set SATA Operation to AHCI. For best result, set it to the Default, apply and then set SATA Operation to AHCI. Make sure to remove external video card or disable it in the BIOS.