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[Guide] Dell XPS 9530 using Clover UEFI

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Did you have to apply the BrcmPatch and BrcmFirmware, or did you bluetooth just work right?
Im still playing with that trying to get handoff\continuity working right on this Precision. I can pair the apple mouse and my iPhone but the iPhone doesn't stay connected.
 
I followed Rehabman's suggestions, BrcmPatchRAM2+BrcmFirmwareRepo in /s/l/e after installing the kexts with kext wizard and fixed permissions i rebooted and my wifi and bluetooth worked. I'm using a DW1560 card. Haven't used continuity or an iPhone so I can't comment on that. My apple keyboard and Logitech bluetooth mouse are connected and working great. They are also staying connected with no problem.
 
slybobimous said:
Did you have to apply the BrcmPatch and BrcmFirmware, or did you bluetooth just work right?
Im still playing with that trying to get handoff\continuity working right on this Precision. I can pair the apple mouse and my iPhone but the iPhone doesn't stay connected.
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The iPhone is not intended to be paired (it uses BT4LE). You would notice the same result on a real Mac.
 
The sound works fine but I always hear a pop\crackle in the audio immediately before something plays, is that correctable? Does anyone else experience that?
 
So, i've got this response on "./XPS9530.sh --patch-iokit" command
MacBook-Pro:XPS9530 tenebrae$ ./XPS9530.sh --patch-iokit
[IOKit]: Patching IOKit for maximum pixel clock
[IOKit]: Current IOKit md5 is 3cec8ae287ee52a3622082bfc049bb86
--> Unknown IOKit version (no action taken)
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El Capitan image was taken from app store. It's first usage of this command on that installation (I've install El Capitan second time with same result). Any suggestions?
 
Tenebrae said:
So, i've got this response on "./XPS9530.sh --patch-iokit" command


El Capitan image was taken from app store. It's first usage of this command on that installation (I've install El Capitan second time with same result). Any suggestions?
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You need to apply the patch manually. Script not updated for 10.11.3.

It has been mentioned many times in this thread.
 
RehabMan said:
You need to apply the patch manually. Script not updated for 10.11.3.

It has been mentioned many times in this thread.
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Sorry, my bad. I'll try it asap
 
RehabMan said:
Same patch as for 10.11.2. Read the script... it is obvious...
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So, i guess i've made a mistake :) I decided to do another reinstall of OS X and now i have another problem - no WiFi (BCM94352Z, what worked perfectly last time). So, obviosly, i can't use script correctly. Another reinstalletion was the same - no wifi here... I'm appologize for being so dumb, but i need help :)
 
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