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I added it behind the lcd where the wwan antenna would go according to the hardware maintenance manual. You can actually take the screen out without having to disassemble the entire top panel. Just pop off the bottom bezel, unscrew the tiny pcb, disconnect the two cables, and then slide the lcd...

@nlife7 I had that problem but fixed it by using a different platform-id and changing the port type. FWIW, I use 0x00001659 and changed the connector type on con-1 to HDMI from DP. See post on Intel FB patching using Whatevergreen.

FWIW, I don’t have the Bluetooth missing after sleep problem but I’m also using a dw1830 instead of the dw1560 card so that could be the cause. In order to get BT to run trouble free I had to change the port to internal using @headkaze hackintool and remove the unused ports...

Hey @headkaze and @RehabMan, have a unique question when you have a moment. Since upgrading to WEG 1.26 I get the black screen issue when attempting to play a DRM protected file in iTunes. Kernel logs show repeated assertions from "pavpSessionCallback" which looks like it's part of the WEG igfx...

Update: I turned the DSDT sleep patch into one that can be implemented with MaciAsl. You need Bios 1.27 and to have Thunderbolt 3 Bios Assist Enabled in addition to the general BIOS settings. Been working flawlessly for a month now. Credit to @RehabMan, @shockingpants, and the linux thinkpad...

So update. I seem to have gotten S3 Sleep working. See attached screenshot of my pmset log. I put the computer to sleep at 10:47 last night at 50% battery and woke it up this morning at 5:21 at 48%. I then tried sleep again from 5:22 to at 48% to 8:11 at 47%. I'll need to reverse engineer...

Thanks for the update shockingpants. I've been following the Lenovo forums as well and am dismayed by their lack of acknowledgment of the power issues. Just wanted to chime in on a couple of things. 1) I would perhaps try to find the most recent Dell drivers for your wi-fi card. I swapped in...

[Edit: Nevermind - Figured out it was a key toggle. Thanks anyways] Hi there. First of all, thanks for putting this guide together. I've been on the site since the first intel Macs came out and this was one of the better collection of instructions I've seen. Before I jump through all the hoops...