[Fix] Skylake menu bar glitch fix

[wins1015]

Tried to use it, but there's no change, I still have that glitches
Intel HD520 Running macOS 10.12.2 (Build 16C67)
Attached my config.plist,who can help me, thank you!

 

[RehabMan]

Tried to use it, but there's no change, I still have that glitches
Intel HD520 Running macOS 10.12.2 (Build 16C67)
Attached my config.plist,who can help me, thank you!

Your config.plist is corrupt.

Start over with a clean config.plist (from my Clover guide). Never use a text editor to edit your config.plist.

 

[wins1015]

Your config.plist is corrupt.

Start over with a clean config.plist (from my Clover guide). Never use a text editor to edit your config.plist.

Thank you. Now I'm done. Thank you very much

 

[dfghaerkxfj]

Hey all,

Thanks so much for all of the info. I managed to get my first hackintosh up and running thanks to this wonderful community.

Anyways, now i'm trying to fix the menubar glitch (top left corner flickers, as others have described. So i used EFI mount v3, edited my config.plist in EFI\EFI\Clover in a proper editor, and amended as discussed in firstr post. However, upon restart the flickering still occurs.

Can someone take a look at my config.plist and tell me if i got something wrong? I compared it to other config.plists in this thread but couldn't find the issue myself.

 

[RehabMan]

Hey all,

Thanks so much for all of the info. I managed to get my first hackintosh up and running thanks to this wonderful community.

Anyways, now i'm trying to fix the menubar glitch (top left corner flickers, as others have described. So i used EFI mount v3, edited my config.plist in EFI\EFI\Clover in a proper editor, and amended as discussed in firstr post. However, upon restart the flickering still occurs.

Can someone take a look at my config.plist and tell me if i got something wrong? I compared it to other config.plists in this thread but couldn't find the issue myself.

Your config.plist is corrupt. Never use a text editor to edit your config.plist. Always a plist editor such as Xcode or PlistEdit Pro.

 

[dfghaerkxfj]

Your config.plist is corrupt. Never use a text editor to edit your config.plist. Always a plist editor such as Xcode or PlistEdit Pro.

Crap, i thought using Brackets would be sufficient. Thanks for your prompt response. I know you linked a clean config file for someone else here in the thread so I'll use that.

So if i'm using the clover USB install to copy over the EFI files, am i copying over EVERYTHING in the EFI partition? Also, are there any steps i will need to take again (say, run multibeast again?) or do i just do that, and then make the changes as detailed in the first post of this thread - this time with XCODE editor

 

[the-braveknight]

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So if i'm using the clover USB install to copy over the EFI files, am i copying over EVERYTHING in the EFI partition? Also, are there any steps i will need to take again (say, run multibeast again?) or do i just do that, and then make the changes as detailed in the first post of this thread - this time with XCODE editor

Post-install tasks are covered in the Clover guide linked in the FAQ.
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/faq-read-first-laptop-frequent-questions.164990/

 

[dfghaerkxfj]

Crap, i thought using Brackets would be sufficient. Thanks for your prompt response. I know you linked a clean config file for someone else here in the thread so I'll use that.

So if i'm using the clover USB install to copy over the EFI files, am i copying over EVERYTHING in the EFI partition? Also, are there any steps i will need to take again (say, run multibeast again?) or do i just do that, and then make the changes as detailed in the first post of this thread - this time with XCODE editor

Putting this here for reference, in case anyone else gets stuck on this step and doesnt want to wade through countless posts that don't explcitiyl detail the process:

Insert your USB flash drive installer.
Boot and press F12 for the boot menu.
Select your USB flash drive from the menu.
At the Clover screen select your hard drive.
Press the spacebar and select boot without caches.
Boot.
At the desktop mount the EFI partition and edit your config.plist.

Taken from https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/how-to-repair-config-plist-from-bootable-usb.204155/

Edit: still no bueno. I had backed up my config.plist so i didn't need to do any of the above actually. Anyways, if someone wouldn't mind taking a look at my config.plist and letting me know... i copied the code exactly as is (screenshot attached of it open in xcode) but the glitches are still there.

 

[Alcors]

hello glitch fix for skylake hd520, 530

here is fix file. you have to copy AddProperties from fix file in config.plist

i think users of only dvmt 32mb can fix white menubar in el capitan. i want to know it

thanks to Pike @ Alpha

16.11.03 UPDATE. remove device-colors value(wrong location), add HDMI audio info, based device-properties.

enjoy

install
add Method GFX0 to IGPU DSDT Patch + check Intel injection + add Skylake glitch fix-v3 + put your ig-platform-id in config.plist
<dict>
<key>Comment</key>
<string>change GFX0 to IGPU</string>
<key>Disabled</key>
<false/>
<key>Find</key>
<data>
R0ZYMA==
</data>
<key>Replace</key>
<data>
SUdQVQ==
</data>
</dict>


no need tiny ssdt.

no need kext ?

 

[RehabMan]

no need kext ?

The kexts for Skylake graphics are already provided by the macOS installer.