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I'm afraid I can't; you'll have to look that up.

Shutdown issues usually require an ACPI patch, whether through direct DSDT patching or a specific SSDT.

There's a typo in Dortania's buying guide which shows Quadro K220 (no such card) instead of K2200. Quadro K2200 won't be supported at all. It's a Maxwell card and will have to be replaced by a supported alternative or Hackintosh will have to run on the P530 iGPU which should be supported as a SKL HD530 iGPU with a little tweaking.

I too experienced issues of freeze after wake, either immediately or after a few seconds. I thought I had nailed it a couple of times with OC config adjustments only to be disappointed. The issue only happens with OC, I never experienced it with Clover. Since yesterday, it seems to be better if: 1) standby is turned off sudo pmset -a standby 0 2) Chrome is not running when computer is put to sleep So far, no freeze but It's only been 24hrs... For the rest no issues with USB ports, whether USB2 or USB3.0 and your network issues will be related to that Atheros AR9462 card you're using; those have always had poor support and we've always advocated to replace them by fully supported cards.

As I said, your SMBIOS is incorrect and your config file may be corrupt (I'm unable to open it with ProperTree app).

What do you mean by "also installed the AMD7000 kext" ? It's a native kext (in /S/L/E) from ML to Big Sur... Check your card's id against what the native kext supports. If you search the Net, you'll find some people who got it running under macOS by faking id 1002:683d and using AMD framebuffer Futomaki with a patch. So, experiment... https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/334965-amd-firepro-w4100-high-cinebench-r15-opengl-if-first-run-under-windows/ Depending on the macOS version you run on your old and unsupported MacPro, you may want to consider a more compatible graphics card. https://dortania.github.io/GPU-Buyers-Guide/modern-gpus/amd-gpu.html#hd-7000-series-7xxx https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/firepro-w4100.c2611

I'd say your SMBIOS setup is not complete and incorrect. Make sure to fully complete that part of the configuration process. https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/config.plist/kaby-lake.html#platforminfo

-> Moved to Desktop section since this is not a laptop. Please make sure you post in the right section. You probably just re-used a config you grabbed somewhere without knowing what it fully contains nor understanding everything on the matter. All of this is just cosmetic and in no way necessary. If you want to have all those inner hardware elements reflected in your list of PCI devices, you'll have to manually inject the properties through your bootloader config. They are neither automatically nor natively listed and you will have to revisit them one by one. There is no alternative to this.

Indeed, you could try and learn some of the basics of Clover... When at Clover main menu, select your target partition and press [SPACE]. Then use the menu option.

Afaik, you can no longer boot Clover without cache. I expect you'l have to resort to boot in single-use mode to remove your offending kext(s) and manually rebuild your cache with the usual commands (see FAQ section).

Did you actually enable Tap to Click in the TrackPad PefPane? It's disabled by default.

It's not a recent kext; last version is available off Rehabman's repo. You probably already have it. Of course you either use ACPIBatteryBattery (with FakeSMC) or SMCBatteryManager (with VirtualSMC), not both at the same time.

Did you install CodecCommander kext in /L/E to cache it?

What system? What version of OS X/macOS?

Of course SMBIOS MBP9,2/MBP10,2 trigger the unsupported platform error message (it'd be abnormal if it did not); that's why you have to use the -no_compat_check boot arg.

DW1550 is based on BCM4352. Just follow the usual patching process. It's not supported OOB.

@Jorge1964, you need to use a supported wireless card. Please refer to our FAQ and R&D->Wireless section where you'll see references of supported models. Yours is not, as long been indicated in our published inventories and needs to be replaced.

Start afresh bu following Dortania's guide for Comet Lake laptops: https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/config-laptop.plist/coffee-lake-plus.html

Try the darwake boot arg, with its various values: darkwake=no/0/1/2/3/4/8/10

It'd be nice to consult the guides posted here to begin with.

Look up my E7250 guide and grab the PS2 controller kext from there. It's good old DrHurt's R6 for Alps hardware and it works perfectly on the E7x50 without the issue you mentioned. Can't see why you'd encounter such issue with wake. Make sure you've got the right CPU power management settings in place and hibernation disable (see our FAQ section if necessary). Of course, no kext or anything specific for Sleep & Wake apart from disabling hibernation. Lastly, configure your BIOS parameters as per the posted recommended settings. That about all we can say in the absence of any troubleshooting/debugging material from your part.

E5430 is Ivy Bridge, quite similar to E6x30 laptops. SMBIOS MacBookPro9,2 or MacBookPro10,2 required. I’d be surprised if we did not have existing boot packs somewhere on the forum.

Basic macOS functionalities... Use your Keyboard PrefPane to swap keys (like Option & Command).

What have you tried and achieved so far?

I don't recall ever creating a patched DSDT for an E6430; if you're using my E6230's patched DSDT on an E6430, don't be surprised to encounter issues. We've never recommended nor advocated using any given patched DSDT on a different computer model...