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As stated sooooo many times on the forum, re-enter the touch and kextcache commands. Do this immediately after the "xxxxxx status 77" message.

So... lappy shuts down now?

Depending on the bootpack you used, it could be a VoodooPS2Controller issue. From 10.11.4, the traditional version caused KP. Ok with Dr Hurt's recent versions. You can also grab a perfectly working version of Dr Hurt's kext in my E6230 Sierra pack.

The pop-up error message will appear right after you copy the kext to /L/E but have not repaired /L/E permissions yet. In that respect, make sure not to forget any of the commands posted by JakeLo. If you obtain the "xxxxxx status 77" message in the end, re-enter the touch + kextcache commands until it's gone. Message "xxxxxx status 17" is Ok.

Added Asus PCE-AC66 (450/1300Mbps) & PCE-AC68 (600/1300Mbps) 802.11a/b/g/n/ac 2.4/5GHz desktop PCIe x1 cards.

Since the question was asked, let's clarify the matter... Various PCIe desktop adapters/cards carrying the above BCM94360CD (or its other derivatives) + a USB connector (for Bluetooth) work exactly the same way. They are found at the usual on-line commercial and auction sites. Some carry 2 antennas, some carry 3, some carry 4. There are raw adapters on which one fits an Apple card or ready-to-use cards with everything on them (wireless card often hidden under a little plate). Eg: NB: Windows drivers are usually available for extraction from Apple's Bootcamp drivers/tools. Using Pacifist on the OS X/macOS installation package should do the trick.

No, no, no... Just set the KernelBooter_kexts parameter to No as stated in the guide.

I wouldn't be so categoric with regards to following the guide "to the T": you've kept KernelBooter_kexts parameter to Yes. As such, your cache is ignored, kexts placed in /L/E should be ignored and you only inject kexts from /E/E. Once you're placed all add-on kexts to /L/E and rebuilt your cache, the boot parameter is meant to be set to No, as stipulated in the guide.

Can you please post the output of Terminal command diskutil list and a zipped copy of your /Extra folder?

Then, your setup is incorrect. Maybe you have several partitions with OS X and the bootloader is picking stuff from the 1st partition only. Enoch will pickup its theme from /Extra/Themes folder too. I don't see why you've added the folder to the EFI partition.

Why did you install those 3 kexts (Lilu + AppleALC + HDAEnabler12) ?

Obviously, a webcam of some sort! Since moving to El Capitan and Sierra, you've probably never applied the necessary USB fixes: renaming of DSDT USB devices + installation of a USB injector kext. You can look that up...

Sounds like a USB issue. Is the camera visible in SysProfiler->USB section?

IDT 92HD93 patch for AppleHDA is readily available on Hackintosh sites. Here for instance. Goes with relevant dummy kext (available in E6230 posted bootpack).

E6x40 should use SMBIOS MacBookPro11,x; not MacPro. https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/7387-dell-latitude-e6440-with-i5-4300m-hd4600-and-1600x900-lcd-mavericksyosemiteel-capitansierra/

Obviously ac cards would be better than n cards, themselves better than g ones. Same for cards that work OOB as opposed to those that require patching. Basic common sense really...

See the list for the models that get your liking. Or opt for an Apple's BCM94360CD with adapter board. That works OOB and with full features.

Difficult to say. The generated SSDT is for CPU power management and bears no relation to wireless services and/or equipment. The DSDT would only impact the card if it's previously been patched for another model.

You should have several PCIe slots in that laptop: WLAN, WWAN and unmarked PCIe. Which did you fit the card in? Tried the other slots?

I don't see why you'd need any of those Fake_PCIID... kexts. As stated before, the card's id is covered by Sierra's vanilla wireless drivers.

I've only seen VGA work (OOB) on HD4400 laptops. But, sure, share your experimentation and results.

Thanks, note #5 updated to that effect.

Maybe you could enlighten us with the model of combo card you've got and refrain from multiple posting the same matter... Thank you.

https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/9796-bcm943602cs-bt-not-working-10124/ In case you too ignore that the Bluetooth module of these combo cards is USB-based, you'll only see it if your mini-PCIe adapter provides USB capabilities. DSDT patching cannot be of any help on that very matter. Some mini-PCIe to PCIe adapter boards also offer a USB connector. This needs to be wired to a USB connector of your motherboard for USB-based services to work... Afaik, the Fenvi FV101 does offer such USB connectivity:

Yup, I highly suspect wifi switch in Off position...