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[Guide] Intel DH67xx with HD3000 using Clover UEFI hotpatch

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Thanks for the info, I'll try to do this.
Challenge will be to find a low price/profile/power consomption graphics card as I'm running DH67CF in a mini case with 'pico psu' and external 150w power supply.
 
Hi!

As I do not have a lot of space in my minicase, I decided to switch my CPU for an i3-3225 with HD4000 graphics chipset, but I'm still having the same previous stuck install process :(
Do you have any idea what I could do to solve this issue ?

Thanks !
 
Taifu62 said:
Hi!

As I do not have a lot of space in my minicase, I decided to switch my CPU for an i3-3225 with HD4000 graphics chipset, but I'm still having the same previous stuck install process :(
Do you have any idea what I could do to solve this issue ?

Thanks !
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Special/different settings in config.plist required for HD4000/Ivy Bridge on 6-series.
This guide assumes HD3000/Sandy Bridge CPU.
 

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I tried to edit my config.plist file in Xcode with some info from laptop specific config.plist file from your repo (
https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Clover-Laptop-Config/blob/master/config_HD4000_1600x900_6series.plist) especially "Graphics" part from "GUI" but I got the same result :(
Could you plz guide me on which settings from the config.plist file I should add/modify to get HD4000 working on 6 series ?
Thanks
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In this guide's "final config.plist", graphics injection is done in config.plist/Devices/Arbitrary.
With Devices/Arbitrary populated, Clover mostly ignores config.plist/Graphics settings (which your plist has none anyway).
You will need to research the required HD4000 injections and enter them into Devices/Arbitrary (typical HD4000 desktop will use ig-platform-id=0x0166000a).
You may wish to move away from Devices/Arbitrary until you can get graphics properly working, then later transition back to Devices/Arbitrary once you understand better the injections required and how Devices/Arbitrary works.

I have no plans to update this guide for Ivy Bridge CPUs (no longer using the computer this guide is written for anyway...)
 
Hi RehabMan,

Thanks for the advices.
I removed Devices/Arbitrary to insert Graphics with (inject Intel ==True and ig-platform-id=0x0166000a), it seems to boot now :) but If have some really bad graphics and I'm not able to see the install screen at all
Do you know if I should add some specific kext for HD4000 ? I also tried to check HD4000 vram in BIOS settings but can't find a way to change it.

Thanks
 

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Taifu62 said:
Hi RehabMan,

Thanks for the advices.
I removed Devices/Arbitrary to insert Graphics with (inject Intel ==True and ig-platform-id=0x0166000a), it seems to boot now :) but If have some really bad graphics and I'm not able to see the install screen at all
Do you know if I should add some specific kext for HD4000 ? I also tried to check HD4000 vram in BIOS settings but can't find a way to change it.

Thanks
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Off-topic.
This guide is specific to Sandy/HD3000. No plans to change the guide or github content to account for Ivy/HD4000.
 
@RehabMan Is there any way to enable the iGPU along with a discrete graphics card? I'd like to use Intel Quick Sync in tandem with an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 for video editing purposes.
 
hoeman said:
How do I find such an id?
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Read bcc9's original post (from years ago on insanelymac) on AppleIntelSNBGraphicsFramebuffer.kext patching?
 
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