Recent content by ClashFarmer

Anyone got dual monitor to work? Can you share EFI?

No expert here but i use 00009B3E for device id, read that above a certain version of Catalina you need that for igfx to work.

Well I found out that by turning off one monitor and turning it back on the dual screen works fine. I guess I can live with that. ‍

So I just completed a new build for my work place. It is based on the Gigabyte B365M DS3H motherboard with an Intel i5 9400. I am using OpenCore 0.5.9 to boot it. I have 2 monitors connected to the board, 1 to the HDMI port and the second to the DVI port. I included the patch I applied to make...

updated without a hitch.

i was assuming antenna was same so did not pay particular which antenna goes to which plug.

Hey sponkey21, I have the BRCM card on my S340 and a ryzentosh. For both installs, the only thing I needed to do in windows was to install the bootcamp drivers. Wifi and Bluetooth works in both OS. So I am suspecting that your issue may be hardware related, whether it is the card or the adapter...

sorry but mine has been working fine since that one incident right after upgrading.

Yes, I updated to 10.15.4 via direct software update after updating Clover and kexts. 3 reboots and everything worked except for the Tpad issue that I encountered.

@Dr.Aequitas - In regards to VirtualSMC, did you update the corresponding Battery and Processor Kexts? Below is the status of my kexts. Other than VoodooPS2, I have the latest versions and did not notice any issues. I am also on Clover 5107 and updated to Catalina 10.15.4.

PSA - Be careful when updating VoodooPS2Controller to version 2.1.2. My Tpad stopped working with it. Downgrading it back to v 2.1.0 solved it for me.

Given there was a good discount on the HomePod, I bought one. However I was unable to directly Airplay my music to the HomePod from the IdeaPad. I don't know what checks Apple does to prevent this but the easy work around was to use an app call Airfoil. If anyone knows of a cleaner fix without...

4+8 should work. I had 4+16 in it and did not notice much of a difference, again I am not a power user. I put it back to 4+4 after I bought the super cheap Motile laptop from Walmart since that only came with 4gb.

It is best to install Windows and OS X on separate drives. Windows also misbehaves if you install it using the Windows installer, one major annoyance is that the sound doesn't work. What I found was there is a free utility, WintoHDD, that works extremely well in creating the Windows install...

I never did a drain test but on the occasions that I have it unplugged, I still have about 70% left after about 3 hrs usage on OS X or Windows. I don't do anything that taxes the cpu, just general light stuff like surfing and typing docs.