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Am I to assume based on the lack of HD 3000 and Atheros support that the ProBook 4530s cannot be used anymore?

Every time I try to run this update it bricks my partition and I have to restore from a backup, can’t repair the file system, can only rescue everything from Linux and erase

battery is fixed, that was actually the biggest thing. I can live with non smooth transitions, front page looked like by some miracle it got fixed. hdd does make yosemite and higher chug pretty slow after 24 hours of uptime. ssd recommended if one can afford

oh it was there on my hard drive, problem with reading carefully is by the time I get to the end I forget what was at the beginning

I got it now. I hope this is everything, kind of missed that thread earlier the problems I'm seeing are the biggest being the battery status in the menu bar either shows 100% plugged in or doesn't show at all and the screen brightness doesn't change smoothly. I've been seeing garbage on the...

Hi I just updated with this method and I did all the patches the guide told me to, I also checked the common problems post and I have no smooth display brightness, a completely unusable battery status, and I have weird lines on my screen in certain applications. I have updated clover to the...

I can't reach the install screen and just get the gray screen with spinny beach ball on high sierra. I tried copying in fakesmc.kext but it didn't help. I'm not sure what to try next

So after I updated to Sierra, I noticed that when I woke my laptop from sleep (once I fixed the crash on wake issue) it would always show plugged in not charging on the menu bar regardless of whether my laptop was plugged in or not. I'm not sure if this is a known issue or whether it's just...

When I use the sierra updater and reboot, I just get to a gray screen with the spinning beach ball cursor and neither the mouse nor the keyboard seem to work. I tested the keyboard by pressing the caps lock key and the light didn't turn on. My laptop is the HP ProBook 4530s, core i3 and...

repatching my DSDT did the trick. However, setting /Graphics/Inject/Intel=true was the first thing I did, which didn't help anything. I'm really not sure the problems in that broken plist. The working plist is copied from the clover installation guide, but with the kext patches inserted, minus...

I got it working, there was something wrong with the config.plist that probook installer was generating. I have the broken and my edited plist both attached. The only problems now are that sound doesn't work and OSX thinks I'm constantly plugged into the wall and charging at 100% battery

Already installed, I used the latest probook clover installer (6.2.12)

When clover boots, I see an apple logo fine, but after that, instead of showing the mouse, all I see is a sort of burn in effect, which slowly fades to white, then slowly fades to dark grey. Attached is a picture of it in action. Deleting AppleIntelSNBGraphicsFB.kext allows me to boot but the...

that part does not matter much, the other screen just continued the gray background, and I could move the mouse onto it

That caused an interesting result. I don't have an HDMI monitor so I had to use the television. First try: I plug the laptop into the HDMI port and boot it up. same result except I realize I forgot to turn the television on. I power the thing up and the screen on the laptop turns blue, but no...

I gathered that, hence why I switched over to clover. It's been an hour and the install isn't popping up, so I'll grab those pictures of the verbose boot prompt now

I was using unibeast because I thought the guide would eventually be updated for unibeast, but I've switched to trying clover.

How long should I wait until I call it quits on the grey screen with cursor or sbbod?

I tried everything here but still am getting the sbbod. The only thing that changed was when I used the latest clover installer, and then copied the config and mini-ssdt to the flash drive that the beach ball didn't show, but the grey screen still stays, just with the regular mouse pointer...

my bad, I'm not great with words