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A few questions: 1) what is the SSD current partition scheme? 2) are you using Clover or Enoch bootloader? 3) what BIOS mode do you currently run (legacy or UEFI)?

Ricoh Co Ltd R5C822 SD/SDIO/MMC/MS/MSPro Host Adapter https://pci-ids.ucw.cz/read/PC/1180/0822 May work with VoodooSDHC kext but it'll need patching with PCI ids.

I run Sierra on all my Hacks, yes. I used the TrackPad pref pane of 10.11.6 and the binary exec from Dr Hurt to retain the settings.

Try and replace your BatteryManager kext by Rehabman's latest version 1.7x.x

Forget about SSDT tables. I've just checked your initial set of 1720 files again and the devices EHC1/EHC2 are defined in your DSDT. I don't know how you could have walked past them. You should know what to do now...

You can extract your raw BIOS tables from Windows using tools such as AIDA64. If you're using Clover, press F4 at main menu and the extracted files will go the the Clover EFI/Clover/ACPI folder.

If you'll only have OS X on the HDD, partition it GUID.

I think you're mistaken. Chameleon systematically loads by default any DSDT file called "DSDT.aml" found in /Extra folder. There is no need to reference it in the boot plist. How did you setup your HDD in terms of partition scheme and formatting? Should be respectively GUID (not MBR) and OS X Extended (journaled).

On occasions, USB ports are defined in a SSDT table. If you've already extracted them all, check them out. Otherwise, extract all your SSDT raw tables from BIOS.

This is strange because I understood the E6440 and E7440 have the exact same TouchPad. Try and remove your patched PrefPane to see if it makes any difference.

Guys, you can safely use this revised PS2 Controller kext (Release 4) recently re-written by Dr Hurt. I recommend you move all your add-on kexts to /L/E then repair permissions and rebuild your cache rather than inject them through Clover EFI partition. It's quicker in terms of startup.

Use Dr Hurt's latest (Release 4, posted yesterday). Should work perfectly on your E7440. It certainly does on my E6440.

With Chameleon, you need to manually install the Haswell-patched kernel in /S/L/K. Copies of each kernel are available here. If you switch to Enoch, you'll be able to keep the vanilla kernel as long as you set KernelPm parameter to Yes in the kernel.plist file.

No it does not make a difference, it's perfectly Ok to do such a swap. You just need to use the HiRes DSDT, that's all.

I don't know why you kept using KextWizard or whatever tool when all you had to do was copy/paste the kext to SLE or LE then repair whichever folder's permissions and rebuild the cache.

You will only be able to download Sierra off AppStore now and you may refer to my E6230 guide for installation. The process is exactly the same as for El Capitan.

Well, distros have always been trouble, so who knows...

Assuming you indeed have the HiRes LCD, are you sure you've used the pack for the D630 X3100 HiRes (LCD res=1440x900) not the LoRes (LCD res=1280x800)?

Well, yes you were initially missing something (you were copying kext to SLE but repairing permissions of LE!) but it appears you're doing it the correct way in your screenshot. I use this VoodooPS2Controller kexts throughout on all my Latitude E Series under Mavericks & Yosemite and up to El Capitan 10.12.3. VoodooPS2Controller.kext.zip

Great, speed is much better; totally useable for me. Your PS2 controller v4.0.0 is now spot on and perfect for all my Latitude E Series. Thanks again.

The VoodooPS2Controller v1.8.9 (~328Ko) from my E6220/E6440 Yosemite/Mavericks guides works also on the E6230 under Yosemite. Well, it does for me... Do not use the version modified for El Capitan. And check that you do not have a rogue kext in /L/E or elsewhere.

Make sure you do not have multiple PS2 controller kexts installed. Stick to the manual method, you can see that the tool does not report on errors...

@dlonewolf86 1) Your DSDT injects the wrong iGPU id 0416 (mobile HD4600); it must be 0412 (desktop HD4600) 2) Your DSDT injects Azul FB 0x0a260006 so you do not need to add it to Clover config plist 3) Your Clover config plist injects PCIRootUID 1; I'm pretty sure that's wrong and I would recommend you get rid of it 4) Your Clover config plist does not inject Intel for Graphics; I think it should 5) Your Clover config plist has a binary patch for IntelHD5000 kext (commented "full QE/CI for HD4400"); is that necessary? What does it do? 6) same for the Azul FrameBuffer kext so same quesion; I would remove those patches 7) Your Clover config plist has Asus AICPUPM patch enabled; it's not required on a Haswell platform; you only need KernelPm patch 8) Your Clover config plist has no BooterConfig parameter and no CsrActiveConfig parameter; you need them for El Capitan and Sierra 9) Your Clover config plist contains a strange SMBIOS profile that bears no board id/serial number/BIOS version; re-inject the MBP11,1 profile using the magic wand I would not expect your system to run well until you fix those defects.

Dr Hurt, we got a winner with RC3. Congratulations! At the risk of being a pain in the backside (but it's probably due to my lack of practice), the trackstick might be a little bit too quick now that it works Ok. Which speed is it set at? If I lower the tracking speed in the PrefPane, I can use the trackstick much better... Sorry, sorry, sorry. Trackstick_RC3.mov

Please use the pack I posted here. Older versions of Chameleon seem to have disappeared from InsanelyMac. You may use attached version r2468. Install with default settings after you've installed the Lion pack from above link (the Chameleon installer will then re-use the pack's Chameleon settings). Chameleon-2.3svn-r2468.pkg.zip