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I'm really sorry about the delay, everyone! I've had a lot going on because of the pandemic and I just haven't had the time to invest into the laptop or this forum. But I think I finally got the bugs worked out. I'm going to attempt to get one written up over the next week! Stay tuned! Also...

So I just got around to finally doing an update on my laptop. I didn't have a single issue with the update process with my SMBIOS set like the way it is. Must be a fresh install issue only, which is no big deal really. Update did it's thing, laptop rebooted and bam. No flash drive needed, no...

If I don't boot into Windows, audio works perfect 100% of the time across every reboot, shutdown and sleep cycle. If I boot into Windows, I just have to make sure it's for a few minutes and then check that Windows volume is set to 100% and then it'll be good when I reboot into OSX. I'll look...

Just proper graphics, backlight and PM set is really all that's needed to make this laptop sleep properly. I never bothered with Hibernation, it's really just not worth the stress and trial and error tbh. I never used it back when I had a real MacBook, I don't plan on using it now lol...

@BlvckBytes I think I have the sleep issue solved. I'm not 100% on it, but I did go 2 full days with using it and putting it to sleep and it never got a kernel panic or it just randomly waking up for no reason. The issue seems to stem from the VoodooI2C kexts. The latest version seems to have...

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Are you using Clover or OpenCore?

What do you mean "both config.plist" there should only be one and it should live in the Clover Folder in the EFI drive. Once you're fully up and running, all Kexts should be in /Library/Extensions, no Kexts should be in the clover/kexts folder once everything is installed.

I've already done this, I replied to it below that original post lol. It seems to be working great for me thus far.

I know you guys are waiting on an updated guide and I'm definitely working on it! Just trying to solve a few bugs that are holding things back. Not trying to write this guide 4 different times lol

Audio is fine if I don't boot into Windows lol. Have you been letting your laptop sleep a lot? I've noticed that after so long of it sleeping, it will wake itself up and freeze the entire system and just sit there with the fans running. Have not had the time to pin point anything just yet though.

I was going to mention to use hackintool for the USB configuration. The thing you were using before isn't really a wildly used or supported tool as far as I'm aware. As far as Hibernation goes. I've never been successful at making it work. It's a very difficult thing to do on laptops.

@takki PLUG and HPET are both generated via SSDTTime on the windows side. Tailored specifically to your laptop. PLUG is 100% needed, I'm not 100% sure on HPET. I did have a slow boot time until I generated HPET though

@takki posted some SSDT's and patches for the config.plist in the other battery thread to test if DGPU stays turned off even after sleeping. I applied the SSDT's and patches today, but haven't had a chance to fully test if it's working or not. As far as USB-C goes, my OC folder is attached...

Added everything to my set up. Sleep and everything seems to still work just fine. What are you using to monitor power consumption and heat? Last time I tried the HWMonitor App I got a kernel panic on boot and have been hesitant to try again. Right now I'm just monitoring with Intel Power Gadget

I'm just getting to this now. I've been so busy since I've been called back to work, I just haven't had time to invest into this. Hoping to have a day or so this weekend to look into the debugging the DSDT stuff. I replaced the original with this. Battery indicator still works just fine in OSX...

If you have Windows installed still, SSDT Time can dump just your DSDT via command prompt. In OC all we need is the DSDT to search and find what we need

@BlvckBytes @rufus8472 So in our DSDT, this is apparently the method that needs to be patched to stop the DGPU from waking up upon sleep. Method (RTEC, 0, NotSerialized) { Store (YEAR, Local0) Store (FBC (Local0), RTYR) Store (MON, Local0) Store (FBC (Local0), RTMH) Store...

So once you deleted the contents that you listed, your issues with trackpad went away and your DGPU stopped waking up after first putting the laptop to sleep? -No Audio over USB-C or even the HDMI port has always been an issue with this laptop. At one point last year when I first started this...

@BlvckBytes @rufus8472 see the following link regarding the DGPU waking up. Possible fix, if we can figure out the exact patch and how to make an SSDT out of it that executes correctly...