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Don't include the 3 SSDT files from my bootpack. USB 3.0 and HDMI should be working, as for SDcard, you can try voodoosdhc.kext. VoodooSDHC.kext.zip

Just change the resolution in boot.plist

Try this for your device properties 8800000001000000010000007c0000000200000002010c00d041030a000000000101060000027fff0400100000006d006f00640065006c0000001a000000496e74656c20484420477261706869637320343030302c0000004100410050004c002c00690067002d0070006c006100740066006f0072006d002d006900640000000800000003006601

Check out this guide here by rampagedev, included link to script. Very easy to follow. You can search for your processor specs here for Max Turbo Frequency and Max TDP. Steps 9 and 10 will need to be updated. 9. Now press enter and finder will open and you will see a file called SSDT.aml and copy that to the desktop 10. Open SSDT.aml and compile it in your DSDT editing application of your choice. Fix any errors that it my have You won't find an SSDT.aml file in /tmp but ssdt-pr.dsl. I compiled it with Chameleon with no error. It'll generate an ssdt-pr.aml file. Rename it to ssdt.aml and place it in the Extra folder. Ex. for an i7-3740qm, the max TDP=45W and Max Turbo Frequency=3.7GHz ./ssdtPRGen.sh 45 3700

Do you have the same exact specs? Here's all the files I used with DSDT, SSDT, and patched AppleHDA by EMlyDinEsH. Follow guide here for your build. Edit: E6530 Spec Intel I7-3740QM Nvidia NVS 5200M+Intel HD 4000 LAN: Intel 82579M You have different CPU, so don't include the SSDT files. I just generated a SSDT based off of your processor. Delete the 3 ssdt file and replace with this one. Extra-6530.zip ssdt.dsl.zip

The bootpack should include a patched AppleHDA that should work with the DSDT, don't need voodoohda. The shutdown and restart should work with the DSDT as well, but not sleep. Sleep don't work with the NVidia 5200m as far as I know for now. Is your trackpad not working or no multitouch? Trackpad and trackpoint both should work as a regular mouse. Looks like your system is not detecting your video display fully, try changing the SMbios.plist to emulate MacPro 9.1 as this has an i7 ivy-bridge processor.

Daps, Try replace attached ApplePS2Controller.kext in the Extra/Extension folder, run myfix on the USB Installer. This kext works for internal mouse and keyboard. Also make sure to boot your USB Installer on the USB 2.0 port, should be on the left rear corner. Report back your progress. Edit: Sorry forgot the attachment ApplePS2Controller.kext.zip

I don't believe this particular DSDT is CPU specific. You'll have to generate your own SSDT for your CPU. Try it and post back for help here if you encounter any issue.

Try to plug USB Installer on the left rear corner. That is the only USB 2.0 port on the E6530. Also make sure Optimus under Video is uncheck / disable in the BIOS and enable XD CPU support under security.

veritae, Check out this thread to get the video working or this thread from scratch to get a fully working system. I have the same processor as yours.

To get VGA working you need to patch AppleIntelFramebufferCapri. EMlyDinEsH will be posting a guide in the near future according to this thread.

DraKuL71, Glad we got this figured out. You could add this to the DSDT and disable the device properties to work as well. Name (_ADR, 0x00020000) Method (_DSM, 4, NotSerialized) { Store (Package (0x08) { "AAPL,DualLink", Buffer (0x04) { 0x01, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }, "AAPL,ig-platform-id", Buffer (0x04) { 0x03, 0x00, 0x66, 0x01 }, "hda-gfx", Buffer (0x0A) { "onboard-1" }, "model", Buffer (0x17) { "Intel HD Graphics 4000" } }, Local0) DTGP (Arg0, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, RefOf (Local0)) Return (Local0) }

I have the same on my DSDT and it's not causing any issue. What do you have under the device properties in boot.plist? Try replacing with this to see if it makes any difference. 8800000001000000010000007c0000000200000002010c00d041030a000000000101060000027fff0400100000006d006f00640065006c0000001a000000496e74656c20484420477261706869637320343030302c0000004100410050004c002c00690067002d0070006c006100740066006f0072006d002d006900640000000800000003006601

Have you tried toggling with Fn+F8 or bootup without the docking station? Do you get the same result? I have seen it turned black after I log on sometimes, but hitting the escape key will get me onto the login screen and able to login into the gui.

Which bootpack did you use and which thread were you following? There are 2 threads mentioned above, one with instruction for E6430 with nvs5200m/Intel HD4000 graphics, the second with E6430 with only the Intel HD4000 graphics which is similar to what you have. Is the internal LCD not displaying anything or graphics is not clear?

Make sure to boot from the USB 2.0 port and not USB 3.0 port, it's known to not boot successfully to start the build. Of course make sure AHCI is enable too. Good luck.

Well, fortunately for you, with the Intel HD4000 graphics card, we were able to get sleep to work perfectly, but not with the discrete Nvidia card. You could use the Bootpack in the thread mentioned but don't include the SSDT as it's for my i5-3320M processor.

What are the specs of your system? Did you use my Extra folder for the install? You might have different CPU so don't use the included SSDT file if you're using my boot pack.

DraKuL71, There should be a Bootpack already made for this model. You can also follow this thread with instruction to get a fully working system. What are the specs of your model? By the way, thanks for the DSDT file for the E6520. Working nicely.

Specs: i7 -3770 | 4GB ram | HD4000 | 128GB SSD | Mountain Lion 10.8.5 | Mavericks | BIOS A14 Very easy build. Build USB Installer with myHack with generic Extra folder Extract my Extra - Opt9010 folder to USB drive Extra - Opt9010.zip Boot with USB Installer ( Make sure to plug monitor to displayport/DVI, vga is not supported) When prompt, select "Use My Own" and point to Extra - Opt9010 Select Yes 3 times to delete issue kexts Ignore the Install Failed error at the end, just restart the computer Complete the install Done. What's working: HD 4000 Full QE/CI Dual display is working with the 2 built-in DisplayPort Sleep works if set manually (fixed with DSDT) Built-in Speaker / Headphone jack Update: Installed Mavericks DP4 and then update to GM (13A603) with same boot pack, no issue. Same instructions above except added switches "-v -f" to step 3. December 03, 2013 Bronxteck found a solution to get USB3 loaded. Download GenericUSBXHCI.kext to Extra/Extension.You need to get a patched DSDT. Just extract a clean DSDT from Chameleon. Search for "Windows 2009" and change it to "Darwin". Add the DSDT to Extra and reboot. Bam! USB3 enabled. Sleep works now too! UPDATE! Yosemite Guide can be found here. Bootpack is on post #5 of the guide

Good news! Got USB 3.0 Superspeed working without system hang and no need to roll back to USB 2.0. Get file here. GenericUSBXHCI.kext.zip

Check thread here. Shows you how to enable Win7 partition.

HDMI does work, I had tested it. Sleep won't be possible with my dsdt files as you have the NVidia nvs5200m video display. You could check out this thread here with similar specs. So far I haven't seen anyone able to get sleep working with optimus nvs5200m/HD 4000 display combo. Edit: If someone knows how to disable nvs5200m and enable HD 4000 or switch display manually in OSX, sleep can be make to work. Update: 9/17/2014 Finally, a guide with Optimus enable here. Sleep is working!

Looks like you might be having display driver loading issue. Try generating a smbios.plist with Chameleon into the generic extra folder and use GraphicsEnabler=Yes during boot or enable it in boot.plist. Use smbios.plist that emulate a mac model that utilizes the HD3000 (MacBook Pro 8.1) for it to be initialized correctly.

If you double click on the CPU Usage, you'll see all 8 CPU history.