[Guide] HP Elite X2 1012 G1 - The ultimate OS X tablet? Pretty close....

[jhax01]

I looked up the model and it's sata. Created 2 new USB sticks (sierra and El Capitan) and placed the sata-100-series-unsupported.kext in efi/clover/kexts/10.11 (and 10.12) but no joy

Do I need to do anything else except copy pasting the kexts files there?

I wonder of this is the issue:

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Double check your bios settings. Are you on version 1.19?

 

[boosterbosch79]

Yeah 1.19

Did my bios settings 3 times. Screen settings attached below.

 

[jhax01]

Yeah 1.19

Did my bios settings 3 times. Screen settings attached below.

This really shouldn't make a difference I don't think, but there are a couple things you have set differently than me. I have the TPM Device set to Available, and VT-x / VT -d are enabled on my machine. Dropping the DMAR table takes care of any problems with that stuff.

 

[boosterbosch79]

Looks like the vt-x vt-d did the trick!!

Now installing os x

 

[boosterbosch79]

Stuck again

When I try booting from clover after install, I just get a black screen.

I installed clover and the post install kext files

 

[jhax01]

Stuck again

When I try booting from clover after install, I just get a black screen.

I installed clover and the post install kext files

Try hitting brightness down and then brightness up. Could be an nvram thing. Also bear in mind that you're installing Sierra but are in the El Cap thread. I changed things slightly in the Sierra guide.

 

[boosterbosch79]

Try hitting brightness down and then brightness up. Could be an nvram thing. Also bear in mind that you're installing Sierra but are in the El Cap thread. I changed things slightly in the Sierra guide.

Will give that a go. Ended up installing El Capitan as that was the USB that I had plugged in when it finally started working.

 

[boosterbosch79]

Try hitting brightness down and then brightness up. Could be an nvram thing. Also bear in mind that you're installing Sierra but are in the El Cap thread. I changed things slightly in the Sierra guide.

looks like I forgot to copy/paste the config.plist to the efi partition on my ssd ... now working! Thanks Jhax01!

 

[boosterbosch79]

ok ... stuck on the acpi patching at the moment, when I run the
iasl -da -dl -fe refs.txt *.aml command I get bash iasl command not found

 

[RehabMan]

ok ... stuck on the acpi patching at the moment, when I run the
iasl -da -dl -fe refs.txt *.aml command I get bash iasl command not found

It means you didn't download and copy iasl somewhere along your path.
See guide: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-patching-laptop-dsdt-ssdts.152573/