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do you have an external monitor you can connect to the laptop? it looks like the graphics is not detecting your internal screen properly.

is the DSDT for your manufacture model pc if it is not i would not try using it.

have clover save a boot.log that should show if it's loading.

fakesmc comes bundled with a hwmonitor app. it is dependent on what branch and version number of fakesmc your using (slice or kozlec). Here is a direct link to kolzlec's latest binary as of this post Binaries version 6.18.1394 do not use LPCSensors.kext as it is not intended for laptop architecture. it can cause kp on boot or freezing.

usually if you have xcode installed you download the source code and then double click on xcode.proj inside the code folder.

your archive sure has alot of ._ files try cleaning it up or remake it in a new folder with fresh kext files as there also inside the kexts for some reason. also make sure your trash can is empty when working with your EFI as it can cause you to run out of space in EFI and corrupt files during copy paste / transfers.

looks like he has not posted a compiled binary yet for the version your looking for but the sources are available for compile here https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-ACPI-Battery-Driver

it might really need the battery serviced / replaced if you are seeing that.

how are the temps running? have you checked your heatsinks and fans for obstructions or bad thermal paste?

then fakesmc is probably not loading

make sure to have SIP disabled in your config plist.

does that thing have a physical wifi switch like the old D series on the side that might be off or in bios?

you can use hexfiend for both i guess. open the binary and do a text search for Mac- as for clover i guess using hexfiend you would have to look at the left side of the panel where it gets highlighted when you select text on the right side and use those values as the find and then again look at the left side after making your text edit on the right and looking at the highlighted area on the left. then using that for the replace criteria. hope it makes sense

sometimes you have to tape over a pin on the card to activate bt but that usually shows as a bt device thats turned off in the menu. and sometimes the manufacturer did not implement the usb connections that bt would need. it all depends on how the manufacturer implemented the slot on the motherboard. my hp does not have provision for bt usb bus because they use a dedicated module. it also happens on desktop wifi adapter cards thats why you have to hook up a connector to your internal usb header. now if the machine came with a combo card that functions then the issue lies else where.

you can use a usb keyboard and mouse but you need a PS2 kext for your machine. i think it uses ALPS TRACKPAD

what network is it connecting to 2.4 or 5 ghz? as i think there might also be a 5ghz patch needed but i am not positive.

try this one lspcidrv.kext.zip

isn't brightness Fn page up page down?

you can leave kext-dev-mode=1 in clover since you might need it for yosemite it will not bother anything rootless though is dead.

did you check /L/E

im not sure it works on 10.11 it did on 10.10 at least for me. i know the clover patches where based off of this app for real macs but i really do not want to test it on my hack https://github.com/dokterdok/Continuity-Activation-Tool

looks like a simple PNLF patch it goes in dsdt. you can try one thats a bit more complex if you want. just back up your dsdt before editing it incase shit goes wrong. https://github.com/RehabMan/Laptop-DSDT-Patch/blob/master/graphics/graphics_PNLF_haswell.txt

some times you have to physically remove and reattach the usb stick during power off to reset the usb bus. also pay attention to with port is giving you the best results. ports can be finicky. especially usb3 ports.

your wifi card would need to be compatible with AirPortBrcm4360.kext and you would also need kext or clover patches. BT is just one part of the whole.

Disk utility will only resize GUID partitioned drives. it will not resize MBR formatted drives.