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You need to know your hardware to build a hackintosh correctly. Try finding out what kind of trackpad you have on Google or install windows and check from there.

What laptop do you have? Are you sure it doesn’t have a Synaptics trackpad? Give VoodooPS2 a shot. For the VoodooI2C kexts I believe you need a DSDT patch.

https://github.com/alexandred/VoodooI2C/releases Use the proper kexts from the link above

My system boots stably and bluetooth is working properly. The option for Sidecar shows up in preferences but I have not tested it. I might try removing BrcmFirmwareRepo, but BcrmBluetoothInjector was not required until Catalina, I found a post about this in Catalina Support.

I got Catalina working, attached my EFI folder and systemkexts below. Backup working EFI and important data, then replace both EFI and System Kexts with the ones attached and then test if Mojave boots with them. If it works update to Catalina from system preferences.

Are you using the EFI I attached? Did you update your BIOS? Make sure your BIOS setup is identical to what the guide says.

Also, make you have "load legacy rom" enabled in bios.

I have 1.3.0. Try updating to that and replace your EFI with the one attached, it's worked for many people.

I gave you mine, they should work.

Your EFI is configured incorrectly. Follow the following instructions: remove the following folders from your EFI folder: "Common-patches-for-hackintosh" (these need to be implemented in config.plist) remove the following files from "drivers64UEFI": "AppleImageLoader-64.efi"...

Always provide diagnostic info when posting about a problem. If your computer does not boot always attach you EFI folder

Attach your EFI folder.

When your headphones are plugged in go to SystemPreferences/Sound/Input and select your headphones if they are listed, and if not just select internal microphone.

That will work, but do not use windows to do so. When you deal with kext files and such in windows it can cause problems. (It did for me). Instead from macOS, put your efi partition onto a usb drive as a backup, then replace it with the one attached to this post. Additionally, delete the kexts...

Provide EFI partition and list of kexts under L/E

I have the latest AppleALC installed. I use a custom CodecCommander that I modified. I'll attach my files below, try them out and see if that works for you.

I'm getting 60hz.. Try the following: Go to system preferences Go to displays Under display select "scaled" hold option (whatever you have it mapped to, for me it was the windows key) click "scaled" again while holding down option. select 1080p and select 60hz from the refresh rate option.

Sure, here you go. I've also attached the kexts I installed to Library/Extensions

Hmm, what do you mean by "when AppleHDA is running"? I have the default AppleHDA.kext in S/L/E, and AppleALC along with a custom CodecCommander.kext in my clover kext folder.