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  1. This is what they are set to if you install the ThinkpadAssistant.app

     

    F1: Mute Audio (with Status LED indication)

    F2: Volume Down

    F3: Volume Up

    F4: Mute / Unmute Microphone (with Status LED indication)

    F5: Brightness Down / Dim

    F6: Brightness Up

    F7: Screen mirroring / Screen extending

    F8: Activate / Deactivate Wi-Fi

    F9: Open System Preferences

    F10: Activate / Deactivate Bluetooth

    F11: Show Destop

    F12: Open Launchpad

    FN+Spacebar: Toggle Keyboard Backlight

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  2. I have DW1560 working on Monterey and Ventura. 

    Just need compatibility added back 

    pci14e4,43a0

     

    Not sure how you have have AirportBrcmFixup with version 2.1.6, my files have 2.1.7 but 2.1.6 should work.

    Looks like you're running OC 0.7.9 instead of OC 0.8.7 (latest)

    Upgrade it and see if it works better.

  3. Are the system running on 2 separate disks or partition?

    If separate disks you can have an EFI partition per disk. Only thing is you'll need to hit F12 at boot so you can select the different EFI to boot from and then select the MacOS version.

    You probably can add each to the Boot option in the BIOS and give it a customized name.

    According to the title, you're running from 1 disk, you can boot with the same EFI set for Ventura, should be backward compatible.

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  4. Ventura

     

    Broadwell_Ventura.png

    Since Ventura had dropped support for Broadwell iGPU, I'm not going to create a guide for it.

    For those that want to test it, I'll list out the steps I took to get it install and enable graphics acceleration.

    Not tested for for anything else.

     

    Download E7450_OC_0.8.7 EFI above

    Download the Ventura files attached here and replace it to the 0.8.7 EFI

    I created a Ventura USB installer, so I didn't do an upgrade, but I was able to install on top of an existing Catalina system retaining all data and apps.

    After installing, your system will be really laggy because there's no graphics acceleration. Download OpenCore Legacy Patcher (current version is 0.5.3)

    Select Post Install Root Patch, then Start Root Patching. When it's done, restart the computer. That's it!

     

    1.png2.png

    You noticed in the patcher, my model shows MacBookPro14,1, that's what I need to set the SMBIOS in order to install Ventura. It's already set in the files I attached.

    After you have successfully install, you can manually change the SMBIOS to MacBookPro12,1 but you won't be able to see any new updates.

    You'll need to switch back to MBP14,1 for the updates to show. After any upgrade, you'll need to run the OCLP again for graphics acceleration.

     

    Note: If you're going to install on top or upgrade, OC will still show the old volume name even if you changed it in the OS.

    Ex. if your volume was previously call Catalina and you installed Ventura and later rename the volume to Ventura, OC will not change and will continue showing Catalina.

    To circumvent that, change the volume name prior to installing. I believe this behavior existed long before. 

    Another option if you have already install without changing it prior, download and install Intel Power gadget.

    This will update the volume name for OC automatically.

     

     

     

     

    Ventura.zip

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  5. The HD630 is just cosmetics. He hardcoded in his config file. Either remove it or change it to HD530.

    The 4k patches are for HD530, not sure if there's differences for HD630. 

    Wonder if you could use the Monterey 4k file for Ventura but add to bootarg -no_compat_check

    The intel wifi kext in your Monterey EFI is for Ventura only. Switch it with the Monterey kext, see if that helps with the wifi in Monterey.

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