I followed the guide, like I said, and the result was the image in the first photo (the IOUSB errors). Then I uploaded the EFI folder to someone who offered to help me on the Discord channel. That person made changes to stuff, including possibly removing some of those efi files, which produced the second photo (the kernel panic). Do you want me to follow the guide and just send you the original EFI folder?
Also, there is ambiguous language in the guide ("The resulting drivers64UEFI should look SOMETHING like this" and also "the defaults for Drivers64UEFI are recommended"). I took the second half of that to mean that if I used Rehabman's version of Clover, I didn't need to change the pre-selections.
Re: FakeSMC.kext vs VirtualSMC.kext, as I said, that change was made by a helpful person on Discord who thought FakeSMC.kext might be the problem. So using FakeSMC.kext got me all those IOUSB errors and using VirtualSMC.kext got me to a kernel panic.
If you'd like I can start all over again and send you the error reporting files that generated the first (IOUSB errors) photo, but that doesn't tell the whole story.
QUOTE="Feartech, post: 1846648, member: 877703"]your drivers64UEFI folder is missing files
read the laptop guide as there is an image of what files should be in there
clover/kexts/other doesn't need AppleBacklightFixup.kext or the sensor kexts
also FakeSMC is part of the guide, not VirtualSMC.kext[/QUOTE]
your drivers64UEFI folder is missing files
read the laptop guide as there is an image of what files should be in there
clover/kexts/other doesn't need AppleBacklightFixup.kext or the sensor kexts
also FakeSMC is part of the guide, not VirtualSMC.kext
