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  1. Bronxteck
    it could be your choice of ps2 kext. i had similar issues with ~ key i think maybe the coder coded the kext to there language preferences idk.
  2. Bronxteck
    you might have a pci root thats not 0 look in your dsdt. try the flag PCIRoot=1 or higher then 1
  3. Bronxteck
    if you hit F1 at the clover prompt it will give you a list of options. dumping your ACPI tables is one of them.
  4. Bronxteck
    yeh it really is surprising that for the age of those machines they are still very capable. there even nicer with the high resolution screen. and welcome to OSXL.
  5. Bronxteck
    you never uploaded the pictures. booting with -v does it show an error?
  6. Bronxteck
    if your booting in -s single user mode then you do not need to put sudo infront of the command.
  7. Bronxteck
    check if lowering the khz in midi prefpane helps
  8. Bronxteck
    the one in edp runs on OSX or use the one for dell on the link above for windows.
  9. Bronxteck
    there have been a few posts in the past you can search the forum here is one of them https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/6473-solved-remapping-keys/?hl=ukelele
  10. Bronxteck
    edp used to have a password generator
  11. Bronxteck
    yeah but it requires a real mac so kinda defeats the purpose.
  12. Bronxteck
    yes iMessage is a common non-funtioning issue.
  13. Bronxteck
    it goes back together the same way you take it out. it's not too hard... dell made the latitude line with quick field serviceability in mind. unlike other laptops i dreaded working on in the past. hint Apple!!!
  14. Bronxteck
    in clover configurator app or clover installer app they have option to install clover drivers. you might have to experiment with some of the vbox and or grub ones.
  15. Bronxteck
    probably one of the patches being applied to the dsdt is causing the issue. you might have to patch then test the dsdt till you find the patch thats affecting trackpad. you also need to find out who makes the trackpad and find the kext that suits that manufacturer. the trackpad might be seen as a mouse not a trackpad in osx. which might be why it "works" if you save both the patched DSDT.aml and the stock one as a DSDT.dsl you can run them through a text compare tool to see the differences.
  16. Bronxteck
    have you used the same OS X installer on those machines? there must be a common thread tying your problem.
  17. Bronxteck
    no i think you have to manually put one there. only after an install is it in that location. sorta "cache 22" i can post mine for you to try with. kernel.zip
  18. Bronxteck
    yeah that is weird as i have seen that model boot from display port. that was with a ivy i7 3770 cpu with HD4000 and no graphics card in the graphics slot. but that was the ultra small form factor version of the desktop.
  19. Bronxteck
    if i remember you might have to shut off BT if you have it and if you have intel wifi also shut it off in bios.
  20. Bronxteck
    you can run nullcpu.kext to get past that. double check your SSDT tables.
  21. Bronxteck
    try changing /key> to /key> and see if it helps the usb if not you might need DSDT edits and or genericusb3.kext <key>FixOwnership< /key><false/> <key>Inject</key> <false/>
  22. Bronxteck
    well now that you can get it working maybe partition the disk and clone the working os to it as a failsafe since you do not have acess to a mac then you can experiment with one partition but if the shit hits the fan you can boot back into a working os to do some shoveling
  23. Bronxteck
    glad to know she's enjoying it and that you where able to achieve helping her.
  24. Bronxteck
    try booting with -v -f flags to see where it is hanging also if your machine bios has option for vt-D disable it.
  25. Bronxteck
    well does it install the os or are you not getting to the installer screen?
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