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  1. Jake Lo
    Solved it here
  2. Jake Lo
    @tanya Try this for touchpad, Add the SSDT*'s and replace Config file 3400_I2C.zip
  3. Jake Lo
    Ok, looks like yours work with Rehabman's VoodooP2 instead of Acidanthera's
  4. Jake Lo
    Did you format the drive with GUID / Journaled Extended? If you have Windows previously, it might be formatted to MBR. You'll have to convert it to GUID if you want to keep Windows. Otherwise, select drive from the root and formatted it. PS: is your system 3440 or 3400? 3440 is a totally different system (Haswell) and you should create a new topic for it
  5. Jake Lo
    download IORegistryExplorer.app. Launch it, save it, compress it. Then attach it here. Make sure the USB-C display is connected when you save the file Try this config config.plist.zip
  6. Jake Lo
    Check the FAQ section for the AppStore issue As for USB-C display, post IORegistryExplorer file with display connected
  7. Jake Lo
    here ,add kext and ssdt, replace config Tergazzi.zip
  8. Jake Lo
    post your files. VoodooPS2Controller should work
  9. Jake Lo
    Yes, appleps2smarttouchpad.kext
  10. Jake Lo
    @Tergazzi try replacing VoodooPS2Controller with ApplePS2Controller
  11. Jake Lo
    At disk utility, select view drop down and select Show all devices. Format drive to GUID/ Journal Extended
  12. Jake Lo
    @Tungmeister That's correct. There's no real support for Dell's Alps I2C touchpad. Getting simple movements: 2 fingers scrolling, 2 finger righclick.
  13. Jake Lo
    Post Clover files + IORegistryExplorer file
  14. Jake Lo
    try this, add ssdt* and kexts Replace config file 5480-I2C.zip
  15. Jake Lo
    I don't see VoodooI2C + VoodooI2CHID anywhere in your files
  16. Jake Lo
    Did you copy the EFI folder from the USB to the Hard disk's EFI?
  17. Jake Lo
    Not familiar with this image. Try using gibMacOS. You can find guide on google. Then use the same EFI you have now https://github.com/corpnewt/gibMacOS
  18. Jake Lo
    try this version run in terminal sudo spctl --master-disable cd alc_fix_BS ./install.sh alc_fix_BS.zip
  19. Jake Lo
    Yes, you need OpenCore for Big Sur.
  20. Jake Lo
    Hmm, don't remember having SSDT in ACPI/Windows....I must be testing something and left them there. YES, remove them all. I had tested files, no issue on my E7270. How is your installer created? Can you post the full system specs just to confirm?
  21. Jake Lo
    Any BIOS version is fine, I'm on the latest without issue. So it's hanging or still getting the prohibit symbol?
  22. Jake Lo
    That's what I said to remove it and use the Config file. It has new patches to bypass usb port limitation for Mojave.
  23. Jake Lo
    Ok, could be your usb ports might be different than mine. Replace Config file with this one, remove SSDT-UIAC-E7270.aml config.plist.zip
  24. Jake Lo
    No, all my installers are HFS+. Make sure it's formatted to GUID / Journaled (Extended)
  25. Jake Lo
    Problem is it's not seeing your USB installer. Go ahead and remove these and try different USB ports: AirportBrcmFixup BrcmBluetoothInjector BrcmFirmwareData BrcmPatchRAM2 FakePCIID_Broadcom_WiFi FakePCIID
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