Wi-Fi and BlueTooth : Fully working I have a BCM4352 from Broadcom, just followed Rehabman's guide to installing the kexts/patches necessary in clover to get everything going.ĭVD Reader / Recorder : Fully working Out Of Box Touchpad and Keyboard : Using AppleSmartPad.kext because I have a elan touchpad, I really wish i had Synaptics this kext has the strangest documentation.įull Graphics Acceleration : After install I installed the Nvidia Web Drivers and after was fine in this regard. (Obviously not counting the ones your dropping.) NOTE : If anyone from online reads this make sure you actually drop all tables for CPU power management but not anything else, also make sure the order of your SSDTs being loaded is 0, SSDT(the one from Pike's script) then the others in numerical order. Placed it in the CLOVER/ACPI/patched directory and voila power management was running. Ran the ssdtPrGen.sh script to create myself a SSDT for power management.

This fixed Battery status for me, along with A bunch of other various fixes such as replacing GFX0 with IGPU, and pretty much all the -other normal patches that are listed within the installation guide for these laptops. On reboot I had full graphics acceleration and only had to add the nv_driver=1 (i don't remember this exact command ? format escaping me) to get it.Īfter I had decent screen quality I proceeded to patch my DSDT and SSDT. This worked with just me adding nv_disable=1 and the other normal boot flags, after install was complete I installed the newest version of the Nvidia Web Drivers. If i unplug after connecting HDMI there is no difference it just remains frozen, but oddly enough if i reconnect HDMI again the external screen will start working again. (The laptop screen picture will stay exactly where it was when HDMI was plugged in.) Whenever i boot without HDMI plugged in, everything is fine until I plug in HDMI at that point it freezes the laptop screen and everything works perfectly on the external screen.

THE ISSUE : Whenever I boot with HDMI plugged in, I make it to the login screen on the HDMI screen, but the laptop screen remains black. I have attempted just about every sane thing I could to fix this issue but cant seem to figure it out on my own. ) and embarrassingly I am beyond stuck with this issue. About me, I'm a software engineer (mainly java, c, c++, various web frontend languages and python.

I've stalked you guys for awhile, mainly hackintoshing various desktops over the years. Looking forward to taking a bit more a active role in this community. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide

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