TheCrowman

On my non USB-C Precision 3510, I enabled the firepro W5130M in clover to get HDMI working and Displayports on my dock: 1. Remove any ACPI patch to disable discrete graphics first. 2. Devices > Fake ID > ATI > 0x66511002 3. Graphics > Inject ATI Additionally, I used this EDID to enable sleep, which needs to be toggled sometimes to get both the internal screen AND external screens working at the same time, otherwise only the external screen(s) work. 4. Graphics > Inject EDID 5. Custom EDID[Hex]: 00FFFFFF FFFFFF00 061014A0 00000000 0A160104 A51D1278 026FB1A7 554C9E25 0C505400 00000101 01010101 01010101 01010101 01012E36 80A07038 1F403020 350058C2 1000001A 522B80A0 70381F40 30203500 58C21000 001A0000 00FC0043 6F6C6F72 204C4344 0A202020 00000000 00004131 9E001000 000A010A 20200050 Hope this helps!

Processor: i7-6820HQ Bios: 1.21.6 Notes: Non thunderbolt 3 early version Long time lurker, first time poster. I'm no expert and a one may look at this clover zip and think 'dear oh dear, it's like watching a clown in a minefield', but using Clover v5098 it boots and installs Catalina 10.15.1 Hope this helps someone puling their hair out! 3510_CLOVER_catalina.zip

I was reading this: https://osxlatitude.com/forums/topic/11256-os-x-mojave-on-precision-3510/ Have you got any further down the road with this @nattcrawler? I've been doing a catalina install on an identical machine to the OP. I've installed it on the Nvme, but I get the same kernel panic as your youtube video when booting from it. It maybe down to the Sabrent nvme I'm using which I'm planning to swap out for a Samsung 960 EVO (not plus) in case that is the problem.