[Guide] Lenovo Z50-70/Z40-70/G50-70/G40-70 using Clover UEFI

[Antoniolpzz04]

I use 3 finger drag, you may have the option in Accessibility options

But... it is for diving through the desktop, I mean moving the position of windows like finder, safari...

 

[Antoniolpzz04]

But... it is for diving through the desktop, I mean moving the position of windows like finder, safari...

Because with the actual trackpad drivers gestures work but physical buttons not and that's impossible o drag and drop.

 

[Feartech]

But... it is for diving through the desktop, I mean moving the position of windows like finder, safari...

yes, that is what i use it for

 

[Feartech]

Because with the actual trackpad drivers gestures work but physical buttons not and that's impossible o drag and drop.

should be fine as 3 finger drag doesn't require button to be pressed

 

[Antoniolpzz04]

yes, that is what i use it for

Could you send me a photo of where you made that change, because im not able to find it.

 

[Feartech]

Could you send me a photo of where you made that change, because im not able to find it.

click the trackpad options

 

[Antoniolpzz04]

View attachment 522480
click the trackpad options

Thanks for your attention, I finally configure it to work with double tap

 

[AldoTar]

• Fixed brightness keys. SSDT was here already, for renames I have to credit again dandelionclock's guide.
  To get the keys working you have to enable SSDT-XOSI.aml and _OSI to XOSI patch in config.plist I had to disable them because I have a triple boot setup and SSDT-XOSI causes issues when booting windows (any help is appreciated)

Thanks for your work.
I have a quadruple boot setup (W10, W11, macOs and ubuntu). I solved using an unofficial version of OpenCore that disables the patched ACPI injection on the other OSes.

 

[gerrix]

Is this guide also good for catalina or big sure? Thank you.

 

[daigosx]

Is this guide also good for catalina or big sure? Thank you.

You can follow the guide to create the installation usb and complete it with my EFI. It should be enough to install BigSur