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Check if "sleepimage" file exists on the "Macintosh" SSD partition: ls -la /Volumes/Macintosh/var/vm If it does, remove it: rm -f /Volumes/Macintosh/var/vm/sleepimage You may then try to rebuild the cache: touch -f /Volumes/Macintosh/System/Library/Extensions /Volumes/Macintosh/usr/sbin/kextcache -Boot -U /Volumes/Macintosh -k /Volumes/Macintosh/System/Library/Kernels/kernel

Try and post the output of your diskutil list command so that we verify Core Storage presence of absence.

That warning doesn't matter, it's for kexts patches. You've clearly not installed that file, that's all. Did you nevertheless manage to boot? If not, didn't this issue happen after that you installed a High Sierra update? If so, it's highly likely that you're back with Core Storage applied and Enoch does not support that. You'd therefore have to boot with Clover (i.e. your original HiSie USB installer I presume) and revert the partition to plain old HFS+ before Enoch can boot High Sierra again.

It looks like it's trying to restart from an hibernation file. Didn't you disable that ? If you run with Enoch, you should be able to recover by booting manually without cache with the following flags and options: KernelBooter_kexts=Yes -f -v This will only work if you've kept a copy of all the minimum add-on kexts such as FakeSMC in /Extra/extensions.

Then you have to do some clean-up within all you uploaded material (See My Attachments under your account details). Especially in past Clover EFI attachments if they contained the Themes folder...

Disk repair? Are you sure you don't mean permissions repair + cache rebuild instead? No harm to expect from that, unless you've installed new kexts in SLE or LE that may not be entirely kosher...

It's not entirely true, it was specified during the beta phase for the D630 nVidia... And you've not mentioned the necessary patching or replacement of the telemetry plugin, nor the need to install Tesla graphics kexts from, say, High Sierra. You may want to add what's been called "hybrid transparency" in Mojave light mode... https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/286092-guide-1st-generation-intel-hd-graphics-qeci/?do=findComment&comment=2642974 Beware, OpenGL-only graphics acceleration for non-Metal GPUs is said to be unachievable from 10.4.4... On this basis, it's best to stick to High Sierra on those old platforms, only partially supported by Mojave and only with tricks at each installation and update.

I guess all your USB ports are not working/not enabled then and you may have to apply the patches to increase USB port numbers.

Looking at the Precision 3620 specs, I could only see an optional 5.25" 19-in-1 card reader and that's usually connected to an internal USB port on the motherboard. As such, there would be no kext for it and it would either work OOB or not at all. https://i.dell.com/sites/doccontent/shared-content/data-sheets/en/Documents/Dell-Precision-Tower-3000-Series-3620-Spec-Sheet.pdf If you look at your IOReg more closely, you'll see this "USB2.0-CRW" device, removed for some reason only you can explain: Vendor id 0x0bda, Device id 0x0184 -> Realtek RTS5182 card reader If you go through the IOReg info for that device, you should see it appears to be supported under the control of IOUSBHostFamily kext and its associated PlugIns... as long as it remains attached to the USB hub of course...

No, you cannot conduct a direct upgrade through AppStore from Mavericks to High Sierra when running on Chameleon. You'd have to run Clover for that and the kexts you're using for Mavericks will be mostly obsolete for High Sierra. It's best that you make a fresh High Sierra installation over your current Mavericks partition, that'll allow you to retain all your existing apps and files. Failing that, you may consider a separate partition for High Sierra. You may still boot High Sierra with Enoch but installation and updates will require you to use Clover. I invite you to consult all existing guides for the E6x20 Series and the numerous threads we have on the forum for this particular model.

Please, attach a saved IOReg output file, not such a raw dump that takes up space and that no-one will read.

Still limited to 11Mbps? What does it show when you click on the Wireless icon of the FInder's bar whilst pressing [Alt] key? Eg:

Seriously? Who are you kidding? You certainly did not get such this from Jake's guide! Please follow the guide you were pointed to and do not waste your time or ours with a Skylake Clover config on the Sandy Bridge E6420....

ACPI config is wrong! You're placed a DSDT from the E6230 as "DSDT_A19.aml" in ACPI/patched folder, yet your Clover config calls for "DSDT.aml". Instead you've referred to "DSDT_A19.aml" as one of the SSDT by sorted order. I don't think that's gonna work. -> Either rename "DSDT_A19.aml" to "DSDT.aml" or refer to "DSDT_A19.aml" in your Clover config and remove "DSDT_A19.aml" from the listed of sorted order SSDTs.

Forum operates only in English. Please respect that.

The E6230 does not require renaming of USB2 controllers from EHCx to EH0x. They will work perfectly with the vanilla names. What's important is to cache or inject a USB injector kext + inject Darwin in DSDT in order to gain USB3 capabilities. USB2/USB3 multiplexing can then be obtained with Rehabman's FakePCIID+ FakePCIID_XHCIMux kexts. I would expect the E6330 to work and behave according to those same paradigms.

You may follow the existing guides for this model.

Please post your debug archive.

Layout #12 is injected in DSDT. Try layout #3 through Clover.

Last update: 6th Jan 2020 Questions around this Broadcom BCM4350 chipset (in particular the Dell DW1820A) have resurfaced again so I digged into the matter since most people reported it did not work. Outside the model fitted to Apple MacBooks (subsystem id 106b:0131, rev. 05), Wikidevi lists a few cards cards for this chipset, including: Dell DW1820A (several models with different part numbers) Foxconn T77H649.00 (Lenovo part number 00JT494) Lite-on WCBN808B (Lenovo part number 00JT493) All those cards carry PCI id 14e4:43a3 and normally offer high speed 802.11ac wireless + Bluetooth 4.1 services. Broadcom BCM4350 chipset is supported since Yosemite 10.10 and its hardware id is listed in the Info.plist file of IO80211Family's PlugIn kext AirPortBrcm4360 up to macOS Sierra 10.12, then AirPortBrcmNIC since macOS High Sierra 10.13: <key>Broadcom 802.11 PCI</key> <dict> <key>CFBundleIdentifier</key> <string>com.apple.driver.AirPort.BrcmNIC</string> <key>IOClass</key> <string>AirPort_BrcmNIC</string> <key>IOMatchCategory</key> <string>IODefaultMatchCategory</string> <key>IONameMatch</key> <array> <string>pci14e4,43ba</string> <string>pci14e4,43a3</string> <string>pci14e4,43a0</string> </array> <key>IOProbeScore</key> <integer>1241</integer> <key>IOProviderClass</key> <string>IOPCIDevice</string> <key>TruePowerOff</key> <true/> </dict> - - - - - - - - - - Edit: 06 Jan 2020 Removed the warning about DW1820/BCM4350 cards following tests confirming that disabling ASPM does fix the stability issues previously encountered by most users.

Hmm... https://www.techinferno.com/index.php?/forums/topic/11735-dell-e7440-exp-gdc-v8-internal-display/ How do you actually connect the mini-PCIe cable? You keep the laptop's under cover off? Or you make a hole in it? That's certainly is a cheap solution for eGPU but quite a DIY job, isn't it? How about power for the graphics card? Regarding graphics card, please note that there is no support in Mojave for Pascal-based models such as those you mentioned, lack of Web Driver oblige. You can only use those cards up to High Sierra. If you wanted an eGPU under Mojave, you'd have to consider AMD and models such as RX 5x0 or Vega models for instance.

install CodecCommander in /L/E.

As I said, if you change SMBIOs to MPB8,x, you need to install the patched PlatformSupport plist.

Caution because you can only use MBP8,x SMBIOS under Mojave once/if you've installed the patched PlatformSupport plist. MBP8,x are not supported platforms... Also be aware that 10.14.3 is probably the very last Mojave version to support OpenGL-only graphics acceleration for HD3000 (provided you install SNB graphics kexts from 101.3.6). Latest 10.14.4 beta apparently totally blocks non-Metal GPUs... All in all, you'd be well advised to stick to High Sierra 10.13.6 on your E6320.