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

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As usual, new build new stuff breaks, this audio is gone.

I switched to beta branch, git pull updated some files, download.sh then install_downloads.sh, build.sh, install acpi stuff, install config.plist, and rebooted, I done that kext cache command:
sudo touch /System/Library/Extensions && sudo kextcache -u /

and nothing. No input/output devices

Attached you can find the debug files. I tried multipile times to install acpi because someone here got the same problem and solved this way but maybe I am missing something. Everyting else works just the audio is the problem

Thanks a lot again !

Your config.plist is not from the beta branch.
Beta branch has MatchOS="10.10.x,10.11.x,10.12.x,10.13.x,10.14.x" for the AppleHDA patch "AppleHDA .xml.zl to .zml.zl".
Yours is MatchOS=10.10.x,10.11.x,10.12.x,10.13.x
 
I will try later to build it and also install it and see what happens.

I went ahead and uploaded a new Clover build for testing.
Not sure that it is the last Clover build before Mojave release, ... we'll see.
 
Your config.plist is not from the beta branch.
Beta branch has MatchOS="10.10.x,10.11.x,10.12.x,10.13.x,10.14.x" for the AppleHDA patch "AppleHDA .xml.zl to .zml.zl".
Yours is MatchOS=10.10.x,10.11.x,10.12.x,10.13.x

Yeah, that was it. Now when I tried to update from beta 9 to 10 I got kernel panic after IOGraphics flags or something like this:

https://hastebin.com/aciginowip.pl
 
I booted with your latest Clover version and everything seems fine at the first glance except a few things:

No option for APFSLoader to be included (no big deal), but I got AppleIntelCapriGraphics stuff timeout so longer boot than usual, and the interface when selecting options in Clover seems laggy or slower.

https://hastebin.com/ekopitinuy.makefile
 
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No option for APFSLoader to be included (no big deal),

I don't use it (last time I tried, Clover would not boot). Not sure if it is included in sourceforge Clover (haven't used it either).

but I got AppleIntelCapriGraphics stuff timeout so longer boot than usual,

You would need to provide details.

and the interface when selecting options in Clover seems laggy or slower.

I noticed this too. Seems to be performance regression in current Clover.
 
I don't use it (last time I tried, Clover would not boot). Not sure if it is included in sourceforge Clover (haven't used it either).



You would need to provide details.



I noticed this too. Seems to be performance regression in current Clover.


I tried to take a video extract a picture but guess, now no longer has that timeout...Anyway, good to know that some reboots fixed it.

I don't use it (last time I tried, Clover would not boot). Not sure if it is included in sourceforge Clover (haven't used it either).

I just put APFSLoader from the original Clover installation and it booted just fine and yes it's included
 
and the interface when selecting options in Clover seems laggy or slower.

I noticed this too. Seems to be performance regression in current Clover.

Definitely a performance regression between r4658 and r4672.
I built official r4658 and r4672 and compared.
The problem does not occur on r4658, but does on r4672.

Most of those commits are by Slice...
 
Definitely a performance regression between r4658 and r4672.
I built official r4658 and r4672 and compared.
The problem does not occur on r4658, but does on r4672.

Most of those commits are by Slice...

We shuld wait till he fixes his sources. I finally updated to the latest beta 10 version. Idk what was wrong.

I tried to use WhateverGreen by remove iGPU SSDT, remove Clover patches, but KP after IOGraphicsflags stuff maybe you can take a better look at this.

Then I tried Shiki, but didn't fix Amazon Prime DRM playback via Safari.

My main goal was to fix the DRM playback but no chance.
 
I tried to use WhateverGreen by remove iGPU SSDT, remove Clover patches,

Wrong.
Using WhateverGreen instead of IntelGraphicsFixup is not that complex.
Simple matter of removing IntelGraphicsFixup.kext and installing WhateverGreen.kext.
Truly taking advantage of the new framebuffer patching features in WhateverGreen is an optional step.

Then I tried Shiki,

In theory, Shiki is built-in to WhateverGreen.
 
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