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  1. antialias
    1. Stupid me, input was set to DVI, now it works with pure HDMI without DVI adapter. 2. My monitor doesn't have speakers, and I didn't try to connect the laptop to TV yet. One question: Do I need to make some changes to EFI if I want to upgrade to Sierra?
  2. antialias
    Thanks JakeLO
  3. antialias
    Ok, it's solved now with HDMI-DVI adapter. In System Settings - Display Settings I had to rearrange MenuBar to the external monitor. Jubiiii.
  4. antialias
    See how it looks:
  5. antialias
    This is strange. I connected HDMI to HDMI-DVI adapter and immediately got signal on the external monitor. But it's not mirroring properly. No dock on the external monitor, and no open apps showing. Also no mouse cursor.
  6. antialias
    Look at this output from DCPI Manager. It says HD 4000 HDMI:
  7. antialias
    I am using Mac Book Pro 9,2 SMBIOS. Can that be the problem?
  8. antialias
    Here it is. antialias’s MacBook Pro.ioreg.zip
  9. antialias
    When I connect HDMI to external monitor then laptop monitor is blinking, external monitor is not recognised in system settings, and there is no signal on external monitor. I'll connect it again and run IOReg.
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    Dell Latitude E5530 vPro, i5 Ivy Bridge, 8 Gb RAM, 128 Gb SSD, Intel HD4000 - El Capitan 10.11.3. I need help to enable HDMI video output from my laptop to ACER 24" external monitor. I have previously had A17 BIOS, but I followed Jake Lo's advice to downgrade BIOS in order to get rid of boot glitch. I followed the steps from A3 to A12, and now I am running A12 BIOS. I really need external monitor because I am visually impaired. Here is my EFI folder in zip format: EFI.zip
  11. antialias started following Dell Latitude E5530 vPro - Need help for HDMI video to external monitor
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    1. Did you add back the FB patch for HDMI ? Not yet. First need to downgrade/upgrade Bios. Actually, I don't use HDMI at all, but I'll do it anyway. 2. Did you have to downgrade the BIOS? Will do it this weekend. 3. Is sleep/wake working with closing/opening the LID? Yes 4. Question about ApplePS2SmartTouchPad.kext that you use...does scrolling work or it just work as a generic mouse? I've checked it right now: scrolling doesn't work, it works as a generic mouse. I haven't noticed that because I use USB mouse Cheers
  13. antialias
    @ Jake Lo Status for Dell Latitude e5530 vPRO, i5 Ivy Bridge, Intel HD4000 integrated graphics, 1920x1080, 8 Gb RAM, 128 Gb Samsung SSD: 1. El Capitan 10.11.4 and Windows 10 dual boot (both UEFI) on the same Samsung SSD 2. QE/CI fully working on Intel HD4000 3. No glitch at booting 4. All USB ports work 5. Sound works (internal, headphones and mic) - audio codec IDT 92HD93BXX, even dedicated keys for sound volume and mute work ​6. Brightness control works 7. Keyboard and trackpad work 8. SSD card reader works 9. Ethernet works 10. Wi-FI will never work, I already ordered Nano USB Wi-FI 11. So, the only thing left is SSDT patching and battery kext?
  14. antialias
    @Jake Lo Will do it. Thanks
  15. antialias
    @Jake Lo 1. Artifacts already at login screen, even worse after login 2. I have the latest bios A17 3. After I copied the kext to /Library/Extensions I run all commands. As far as I remember no output in Terminal (I am not at home right now), but I got 4-5 times pop-up window with error message that the kernel extension (kext) had not been installed properly. 4. I will run those commands and kextstat | grep -i AppleHDA as soon as I am back home. 5. I forgot to tell you in my last post: boot graphics glitch has also been fixed
  16. antialias
    Hi Jake LO, I followed your guide, copied your AppleHDA_ITD.kext to /Library/Extensions, run commands in terminal, I left vanilla AppleHDA.kext untouched in /S/L/E, copied your DSDT.aml to /EFI/EFI/Clover/ACPI/Patched and finally replaced my config.plist with yours. Here is the status: 1. All USB ports work 2. Brightness control works 3. SD Card reader couldn't check, I don't have a spare SD card 4. When I booted I got terrible artefacts on the screen so I was forced to disable your AppleIntelFramebuffer patches in the config.plist to get rid of the artefacts. I've noticed in your comment there it's for 1600x900 resolution. I have 1920x1080 resolution. 5. Still no sound device detected. 6. I run kextstat | grep -v com.apple and your AppleHDA_ITDkext was not loaded Cheers
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