Recent content by davelaw56

have you found a solution for this. I was trying to install and notice the keyboard was not working on install screen. Now I know why BTW I have the same laptop

it is working for me. just simple as hitting the + copy and paste in kernel kext and patches section in clover configurator install the kext in efi/clover/kext and in library extension with kextbeast:headbang:

I had to remove gtx 980 for update / make IGPU primary / Drop MATS and finally got it

I had to remove GPU and make IGPU primary (BIOS) activate MATS in order to do the process. After installation it asked to install nvidia drivers when it reboots don't insert GPU yet. wait for the next reboot then make GPU 1st priority

Am I the only one that Clover version 4061 solves everything? I have read that a lot of people had issue and cannot boot with this version because it messes up with intel graphics. Indeed it boots to intel graphics then the monitor hooked up to intel just hangs to a half way white bar apple logo...

UPDATE......after a complete SMBIOS change it finally worked maybe some value are not good the first time. Even if they seem pretty perfect! I did the exact same thing and it worked instantly

i have not updated yet... But after some reflection i am thinking about something more rare but still maybe possible. The Wan IP QUOTA. iCloud started to act a bit strange since my third hackintosh in the house. I mean the second i logged into iCloud services on the third one all my devices...

Here we go again. Another OS is getting out soon. Security and changes are made to iCloud. My account got locked like 4 times today. It is probably a matter of time before it happen to a couple of you too. This time no iMessage customer code it directly locks your account.

Just want to report since last Clover update ( 4061 ) I no longer Have problems with some programs Like iMovie. I still boot with IGPU. but now after the boot sequence (apple logo) IGPU Seems to deactivate itself and the video card r9 380x is fully operational. :thumbup: in fact, in about this...

Probably because fakeSmc is not present in the right folder

test it by booting from the recovery partition from the boot loader menu

I would try to see if it is only NTFS related or USB related. Try using another USB flash drive or External HDD to NTFS Format. if you don't have important data on that drive try formatting it to MacOS extended Journalized and see if it works. And of course post result. :thumbup:

what was the OS installed EL Capitan, MacOS Sierra, Yosemite ? If you connect A usb Flash drive in whatever the port you are using USB, USB 3.0, is it working?

FakeSMC in The folder mentionned in post 4, is only to be able to boot from the recovery partition. What is great using time machine is that you don't have to create a EFI partition since you already are booting from it. it is just a rewind in time. :lol:Personally, I prefer using Time machine...