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Yeah, I just checked my EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other and /Library/Extensions folders and did not see that kext there. I've definitely rebuilt the cache since. Here are the kexts I have in use: > ls -atr1 /Library/Extensions CalDigitHDProDrv.kext PromiseSTEX.kext ArcMSR.kext HighPointRR.kext ACS6x.kext...

Just wondering if anyone has encountered this issue as it is still happening to me from time to time. No real specific cause. I've also noticed (perhaps anecdotally) that the trackpad will start to act up in other ways in that it becomes less responsive, and otherwise more flaky. Any similar...

I've been doing some OpenGL application development and I've noticed that it reports the graphics card as a Intel UHD 617 rather than a UHD 620. As a result, the OpenGL support is actually more limited than what is available under native Windows 10. The utility I'm using is called OpenGL...

I was able to resolve some of these issues by updating with the latest from @the-darkvoid repo: https://github.com/the-darkvoid/XPS9360-macOS/ Also, there is some good information in some of the issues discussions that is missing from this forum...

This hasn't occurred again after pulling the latest version of DarkVoid's repo and updating my Clover/Kexts as such.

Anyone else having a problem with the trackpad just stopping randomly, requiring a reboot? Is there some configuration of the VoodooI2C kext that addresses this issue? I also have/had the problem of the trackpad not working when installing OSX, but after running through the steps to configure...

It might be just a coincidence, but by using alcid=11, instead of 56, I'm getting both a functioning internal microphone input (instead of a fake line-in), and normal stereo output (although perhaps not at the highest output volume) and most importantly, stable sleep(!) Current remaining...

Anyone else getting big kernel_task cpu usage after wake? According to my research, this is Apple's way of trying to keep the machine cooler (and ultimately quieter) by 'fake throttling' the chip so other processes can't request more resources. However, the result is that the machine stays...

So, I did those fixes, and while initially, it only recognized the line-in for audio input, it eventually saw that I had a built-in mic, and it appears the input levels are fixed. And for sleep, I reenabled it, and, perhaps it was the alcid=56 boot option, or the use of the AppleALC kext, but...

Yeah, I have disabled hibernate mode as per the original post using the pmset commands. The output of pmset -g is: standby 0 standbydelaylow 10800 halfdim 1 hibernatefile /var/vm/sleepimage proximitywake 0 gpuswitch 2 powernap...

So, in my testing, this really only seems to occur when the machine is asleep, and even after disabling C-States in the BIOS, it still does it. Any other suggestions about fixing sleep related stability issues? Disabling sleep does seem to fix it, but that's not a great solution, especially...

Thanks for providing that walkthrough video Mark, it was definitely helpful in a few steps that I had not gotten correct in my build. I have managed to get Mojave 14.0 (not 14.0.2) installed on my XPS 9360 using your video, Darkvoid's setup, and the many comments/suggestions on this thread and...