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I have 2 x 24" Monitors one with external from VGA to Mini Displayport and one from DVI to HDMI. When i plug in the HDMI while the Minidisplayport is in, the whole system goes black and wont change back even if i unplug the HDMI.

Having Issues when i plug-in HDMI with Mini-Displayport. Does any one know the fix to this? Should i just open clover configurator and Check UseIntelHDMI?

Did you make sure that InjectIntel = True? These are the two thing that got me past it. Im very green to this whole Hackintosh scene so i know very little. But, i will say doing that and then after install sticking to the Guide and then opening Clover Configurator and Saving the injected to 1616002 so that each boot the kernel panic stays resolved. - Hope this helps.

Did you update the guide to reflect these changes to the private.xml? If not i would be greatly appreciative to get my hands on this version of the private.xml file.

This was my next issue! Thank you so much for the post and the help.

Yes! My mouse issues are resolved by using the latest Clover and Redoing the permissions and caches. Seems that i have intel time to go by a usb wifi dongle. I cannot seem to find the exact card within OS X. But, the ethernet it intel so i assume its the same for the WIFI.

Thank You both for all the help! I got everything all up and running besides the WIFI card. Any suggestions on how to fix this?

From what directory do i repair the permission and rebuild the cache? And where do i download 3354?

Clover Version is r3411

I finally got it to boot into the Install OS X El Capitan Drive. But, now the trackpad doesn't work but the "dot mouse thingy" <- (sorry don't know the technical name) is working kinda. It sporadic and jumps all around and really isn't useable. But, i goes a USB Mouse is the solution until installation is done. How i Got Lucky and Got it To Work: 1. Used the USB EFI from Windows from these steps "5) Format a USB drive to fat32 and create a folder name EFI (SD Card works too) 6) Download the EFI Shell and extract the Boot folder to EFI folder" 2. Booted to it and Changed them again. Then reconfirmed them using setup_var 0x15b / setup_var 0x15c 3. Then typed reboot into grub prompt 4. Then Pressed F2 At boot 5. Then Clicked Load Defaults 6. Then Clicked Sata Operations -> AHCI 7. Then Verified Safe Boot was disabled and Enable Legacy Option Rom was Checked 8. Booted into Clover changed the Option for CPU Type to InjectIntel = True and ig-platform-id =16160002 9. Went to UEFI X64 Shell Re-Verified the setup_var(s) and tried to change them again to make sure 10. Typed Exit 11. Then Clicked Install OS X El Capitan So after i get a USB Mouse to fix -> What would someone recommend to fix the trackpad and "mouse thingy"

Yeah, i really don't know either. But, if you could help i be super appreciated. Here is a link to current important images during installation disk setup. https://imgur.com/a/KtymR

Hello OSX Latitude Forum, I have the Dell Latitude E7450 as well and have been for past two days following the guide Jake Lo has written with the updates but keep getting a kernal panic. I am hoping for some help it would be greatly appreciated. Questions: 1. "rename it as EFI to the root of the “EFI†partition, replacing the existing folder ( not merge)" <- From Jake Lo's guide does this imply to delete the EFI folder with all the following directories; (ACPI, BOOT, CLOVER, KEXTS, etc...) A. When i do this btw it doesnt even boot from the USB. B. But, when i overwrite the files from the 7450_Update.zip file i get it to boot fine with the exception of the kernel panic. This kernel panic being with (AppleIntelLBDWGraphicsFramebuffer(10.1.4), IOPCIFamily(2.9), IOSAcceleratorFamily(205.3), IOReportFamily(31) AppleGraphicsDeviceControl (3.12.6), & IOGraphicsFamily (2.4.1) Things to note: 1. This Laptop is running A07 rom 2. The DVMT has been successfully changed to 64mb 3. Tried Using the Apple Install OS X for 10.11.4 (Should i use base 10.11?)