[Guide] HP ProBook/EliteBook/Zbook using Clover UEFI hotpatch

[SirusX]

So once the problem report booted with USB / Clover BT Runs, and once a problem report booted with SSD / Clover BT is not running

 

[RehabMan]

hi rehabman , i think i post in wrong thread, so i attach pr files again,

when i put sleep ( apple -> sleep)
sometimes sleep and cant wakeup, others is freeze in black screen and no sleep

thanks

Your kextcache shows strange errors and ACPI/patched content is wrong.
It is clear you didn't follow the guide in post #1.
Start over and follow exactly as written. No more/no less.

 

[RehabMan]

So once the problem report booted with USB / Clover BT Runs, and once a problem report booted with SSD / Clover BT is not running

Your files prove you did not follow the guide (should be no DSDT.aml in ACPI/patched... I didn't check anything else).
Read post #1... follow as written.

 

[RehabMan]

Look at offset 0x02 and 0x00, why different offset return same value? Is it something wrong?

FakePCIID: [8086:191e] configRead32     address space(0x00001000, 0x02) result: 0x191e8086

FakePCIID: [8086:191e] configRead8      address space(0x00001000, 0x08) result: 0x07
FakePCIID: [8086:191e] configRead8      address space(0x00001000, 0x1f) result: 0x00

FakePCIID: [8086:191e] configRead32     address space(0x00001000, 0x00) result: 0x191e8086

FakePCIID: [8086:191e] configRead8      address space(0x00001000, 0x08) result: 0x07
FakePCIID: [8086:191e] configRead32     address space(0x00001000, 0x2c) result: 0x80fb103c
FakePCIID: [8086:191e] configRead32     address space(0x00001000, 0x04) result: 0x00100007
FakePCIID: [8086:191e] configWrite32    address space(0x00001000, 0x04) data:   0x00100007

32-bit alignment. configRead32 for offsets 0 and 2 are thus identical (both provide the 32-bit value at offset 0).

 

[RehabMan]

Hi! I'm having this odd issue on my HP Elitebook 8470p. Turbo Boost is disabled or not working and won't go above the normal 2.6 GHz (even when running intensive programs), when it could be operating at up to 3.30 GHz. What can I do to get it working? Any help would be very appreciated!

Note: NullCPUPowerManagement.kext is installed because my system basically won't run without it. Whenever I delete NullCPUPowerManagement.kext and reboot, the CPU is clocked at 800MHz. Removing it doesn't fix the Turbo Boost issue.

NullCPUPowerManagement not needed, not recommended, not installed by this guide.
Read post #1 and follow exactly as written.

 

[livacore]

Does any hackintosh effort in the forum go into opensource BIOS? I found some hardware parameters depend on low level firmware.

 

[RehabMan]

Does any hackintosh effort in the forum go into opensource BIOS? I found some hardware parameters depend on low level firmware.

I know of no open source BIOS for the HP laptops covered by this guide.

 

[SirusX]

Hi

I hope that it is correct. I've read through everything again and executed, now also runs sound on the AppleHDA that is very good.

After the instructions here I had a Kernel Panic because of the i7 then KernelXCPM took off and it ran again.

Now, however, is still only the boot via USB BT Available on USB port HP16, if I go from SSD boats BT is not synonymous and is not to find under HP16.

My English is very bad actually my language is German I apologize for it.

 

[RehabMan]

Hi

I hope that it is correct. I've read through everything again and executed, now also runs sound on the AppleHDA that is very good.

After the instructions here I had a Kernel Panic because of the i7 then KernelXCPM took off and it ran again.

Now, however, is still only the boot via USB BT Available on USB port HP16, if I go from SSD boats BT is not synonymous and is not to find under HP16.

My English is very bad actually my language is German I apologize for it.

Check that "fast boot" is disabled in BIOS, "legacy boot/CSM" enabled.
(as per guide).

 

[razornaut]

Probably only minor differences between 8x0g4 (I assume the 840 G5 is either KabyLake or KabyLake-R).
You should run through the guide, pretend it is 8x0 G4 Kaby Lake.

Thank you for pointing me in this direction! This works surprisingly well, with no major issues (perhaps some speedstep issues, but nothing exciting). The only thing I didn't consider was the G5's new touchpad ('Clickpad'); it works, but understandably the pad click (can't think of a good description) not so much, and I think the seperate physical buttons are now pressure based (click only registers on hard press)... I may have missed something - this is in no way asking for further assistance, just an FYI. Ah well. Again, thank you.