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  1. Hello Herve, 

    initially l installed High Sierra (clover), but could not overcome freeze and crash of apps, especially safari. Usually would happen when moving windows. Tried everything I found through search, except switching out LCD 🤪.
    I already had the usb Yosemite install from a few years ago. Anyway… probably TMI. 

    So that said, do you know what’s wrong with what I’ve done? Sometimes after a few years you forget how you did WHAT? 😊

  2. I installed Yosemite 10.10.3 following this Chameleon guide by Jake Lo; then updated via software update to 10.10.5. All working well, except I can't boot without -f? 😖  I have repaired permissions and rebuilt the cache numerous times.

    The boot screen does not progress beyond this:

    IMG_2675.jpeg.854af5848e5e997a418883d851a495c4.jpeg

     

    last 2 lines read: 

    Sound assertion in AppleHDAEngine as line 581

    Sound assertion in AppleHDAEngine as line 18170 

     

    Attached below is my Extra Directory:

    6420Extra.zip

     

    All help and suggestions greatly appreciated! 😍

  3. Thank you Jake 😀; will try it this morning. 

     

    Edit: Ok got to it this afternoon. Installer boot to mojave install = perfect. Now I just have to wait for arrival of interposer/adapeter for SSD and I'll be good to go.

  4. Hello, 

    following Jake Lo's Clover guide for clean install of Mojave, and need a bootpack for E6230 i7 cpu 3ghz. Should I just use the one for High Sierra, or does someone have a Mojave bootpack. I've been successful over the years using Chameleon on an E6230 and an E6220 both of which were i5s. Clover is new to me and seems more complicated, but required for Mojave. 

    Help appreciated.

  5. Many thanks to all who offered help/suggestions on this issue.

     

    Update:  after much searching for a way to change CSR to 0x3 with Clover, I gave it up :? , and did a fresh installed El Capitan with Chameleon/Enoch. Running CSR set to 0x3 and removed rootless=0 from org.chameleon.Boot.plist after install and updates. Almost everything is working. Only complaint is my tilde character changed to +- sign. I'm using karabiner to remap the key.

  6. thanks Bronxteck  :)

     

    copied all kext to /L/E ran chown, chmod, touch on /L/E and /S/L/E. created prelinked kernel with kextcache -Boot -U /   

     

    moved kext in /EFI/EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other to new named directory within Other. 

     

    will boot but changing CSR to 0x3 still results in same boot failure (see image in post #10) 

     

    so still stuck with no protection at all. Any other idea  :idea: welcome and appreciated.

  7. Thanks Bronxteck. I did new clover install, after making a big mess installing chameleon with it's extra folder to efi. Anyway, I'm still seeking a way to run with csr set at 3 and not 67. It's Impossible to boot, after changing the setting in config.plist, (whether I use Terminal or import the config into clover configurator). Also fails to boot after changing the setting in the clover menu. Do you know if it can be changed, or does the change to 3 leave some crucial part of the clover boot dysfunctional?   :shock:

  8. Hello Herve, thanks for responding. Clover no longer includes the boot with no caches entry in the menu. I've tried booting -NoCashes and same without forward dash in boot arguments of the menu and it's a no go.  Tried -F, Also changed <key>NoCaches</key> to true in the config.plist. None of these methods allows to boot. At this point I need to know how to boot without cache. :?  Thanks

  9. Hello, 

    I used Jake Lo’s El Capitan Latitude/Inspiron/Precision Clover Guide for installing on a Latitude E6230 (clover 3556). Replaced the DSDT from the bootpack with Jake Lo’s DSDT for correcting “instant wake†found elsewhere on this site. Everything is working perfectly. :-P  THANK YOU! Prior to this install I’ve used Chameleon on several desktops and a couple of Latitudes. The guides found on this site are always excellent = again Thank you.
     
    I see sip/crs is set at 0x67 in the config.plist which completely disables sip. Seems a bad idea to have sip totally disabled? Using Terminal on the mounted EFI partition, I changed the value 0x67 to 0x3 in EFI/EFI/CLOVER/config.plist. 
     
    upon rebooting the error is “almost word for word†to below: 
    OsxAptioFixDrv: Starting overrides for System\Library\CoreServices\boot.efi
    Using reloc block: yes, hibernate wake: no
    Error allocating 0x#### pages at 0x####... alloc type 2
    Error loading kernel cache (0x9)
    Boot failed, sleeping for 10 seconds before exiting...
     
    Yes, I do see this error under the Trouble Shooting section, but I have 2 4gb DIMMS… am I missing something here?
     
    Also used Clover Configurator to change to 0x3 and just got reboot
     
    Question: :shock:  is it possible to run with clover at crs 0x3? and if yes how? Is it a matter of rebuilding the kernel cache or placing some/all of the kexts in S/L/E or what? Any help much appreciated.
     
     
  10. The Security Update 2015-004 causes a kernel panic on reboot, just like when updating the OS version #. You must turn NullCPUPowerManagement.kext back on (use mv command to rename) prior to update, and after reboot reinstall appropriate SLE directory kexts back to S/L/E.

     

    Maybe this is a well known fact, but I don't remember having this occur before with security updates. 

  11. Yosemite 10.10 and updated to 10.10.5 running great on E6220 i5-2540M 2.6GHz, Intel HD Graphics 3000. Followed Jake Lo’s guide found here: https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/7478-dell-latitude-e6xxxe7xxx-yosemite-install-guide/ 

     
    Things I did differently from Jake’s guide: 
    SSDT creation after installing Yosemite, using the Rampage Dev method found here: http://www.rampagedev.com/?page_id=197&page=3 
     
    Getting kernel/kextcache to work (sudo kextcache -Boot -U / did NOT work for me). I found it necessary to put all kexts from /Extra and Extra/SLE directly into /System/Library/Extensions following this guide here: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/300346-chameleon-success-loading-kextcache/and posts.
    *Note it’s no longer necessary to change the compression. 
     
    *Note I had to reinstall Chameleon to my Yosemite partition using the USB stick to boot Yosemite, after the Windows 7 install just a blinking cursor. 
     
    Okay so what’s my problem? I would like to make the Recovery HD work/boot up and function.
     
    What I’ve done. I’ve tried to make it work for Chameleon. I did NOT delete the Recovery partition, but rather patched the existing one. I put the chameleon boot file and Extra Directory in RecoveryHD/OS X Base System/ which includes smbios, DSDT, SSDT, Extensions directory and SSL directory. When selecting Recovery HD Chameleon stops with can’t find kernel in /System/Library/Kernels. I have put the kernel in System/Library/Kernels of the BaseSystem.dmg before creating the new (patched) disk image to replace the original BaseSystem.dmg. Perhaps I don’t know how to tell org.chameleon.Boot.plist the path to the kernel within the .dmg? I also tried putting the kernel in the Extra Directory, and with:
    <key>Kernel</key>
    <string>/Extra/kernel</string> but same error on boot.
     
    *Note the Chameleon menu says the Recovery HD is RAID, but running the cs revert command say no logical volumes found. 
     
    So... is it possible boot the Recovery HD with Chameleon? :shock:  Suggestions much appreciated.
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