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you just need to eject and re insert it again to work. Yes, it's not perfect but at least it's semi supported now. With USBPorts.kext + EC.aml if available will replace USBInjectall.kext + disable the (2) 10.15.x port limit patches in the Config file under KextsToPatch. Post new IOReg file with the HDMI monitor connected

Replace your Clover files with the one linked in the 2nd post. It should add audio and graphics acceleration

You can get the latest SDCard reader kext from here (version 2.2 is stable). Weird although you mentioned never able to locate the kext, yet in the IOReg file you posted, it shows it's already installed. It won't show under system information under Card Reader but it'll work once you insert an SD Card. For USB issue, download Hackintool.app and generate an USBPorts.kext + EC*.aml file. Not sure what your sleep issue is, you'll need to provide more details. Have you disable Hibernation? See here HDMI issue??? Please explain what's the issue. No HDMI video? no HDMI audio?

@duypham312 just put these together, compress and attach it here clover folder https://raw.githubusercontent.com/black-dragon74/OSX-Debug/master/IORegistryExplorer.zip output of sudo kextcache -i /

those should be supported https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/upgrading-2013-2014-macbook-pro-ssd-to-m-2-nvme.2034976/

I see you have an NVMe SAMSUNG MZVLB256HAHQ-000L7 aka PM981 which is known to be unsupported in MacOS. You'll need to replace the drive.

post debug file

make sure you're connected via DP port

Seems to be a well known issue among the newer CoffeeLake Desktops, guess some laptops too in your case. Found this in the OpenCore guide AWAC system clock. This applies to all 300 series motherboards including many Z370 boards, the specific issue is that newer boards ship with AWAC clock enabled. This is a problem because macOS cannot communicate with AWAC clocks, so this requires us to either force on the legacy RTC clock or if unavailable create a fake one for macOS to play with.

When you are at disk utility to format the drive, on top left under view, select Show All Devices. Then you can select the root of the drive to format/ not partition.

@acquarius.13 Can you give this a try? https://osxlatitude.com/forums/topic/13595-probook-470-g5-bios-update-issue/?do=findComment&comment=101335

@ten2pwr6 Can you try adding this SSDT to the patched folder and see if it fixed the issue. Worked for @acquarius.13 's 450 G5 SSDT-AWAC.aml.zip

Freezes when booting MacOS or Windows too? If just MacOS, then please attach your Clover files.

For Dell E7450, it's call Legacy Option ROMs. You need to enable that.

try booting with arg until installation completes -igfxvesa In drivers/UEFI, remove: OsxAptioFix3Drv.efi //already have AptioMemoryFix.efi, use one or the other, not both SMCHelper.efi //use with FakeSMC.kext only

Please post debug file

@dmitryskakun you need to remove FakeSMC.kext. There's VirtualSMC.kext already. Use one or the other, not both.

Please post full system specs. If you have windows running, you can run dxdiag.exe and attach the output here. If you currently have Windows running, you'll need to make sure the drive is formatted to GUID / GPT, the EFI partition needed to be 200MB. Windows default have it at 100MB, so you'll need to expand that too. Best to start from scratch and wipe the entire drive, creating 2 partitions. Install MacOS first and then Windows, so backup all your apps and data first. Not all NVMe drives are supported by MacOS, some need patches to work, some just not supported at all, so you need to determine which one you have.

try adding EDID with Hackintool.app

Replace the attached contents into /EFI/Clover and try again Make sure to have BIOS set to UEFI enabled AHCI enabled Legacy Option ROMS enabled SecureBoot disable

what files are you using? Are you using latest Clover, Lilu.kext, Whatevergreen.kext?

There's one already here https://osxlatitude.com/forums/topic/12794-success-dell-inspiron-5584-cpu-i5-8xxxu-only-uhd-620-help-i2c/?do=findComment&comment=98215

Yes, see guide here

Remove these drivers: SMCHelper.efi from drivers/UEFI VBoxHfs.efi from drivers/UEFI Remove VoodooPS2Controller or ApplePS2Controller. Only use one or the other, not both. Remove either SSDT-UIAC.aml + USBInjectAll.kext or remove USBPorts.kext. Only use one or the other, not both.

did you disable hibernation?