Yeah it was a long shot as we're dealing with a completely different framebuffer kext, frame and layout. Who created the original patch? Did they create it through trial and error or is there some method to the madness? I'd do a bit more research into it and maybe it can tell us more about why the patch is the way it is and possibly what you need for the new patch.
PS It would also be worth adding your GPU to your profile.
EDIT: I just noticed a bug in Intel FB-Patcher. It does not appear to be adding the framebuffer-patch-enable entry. I will do an update and release soon.
It was a trial and error process by someone.
And to be honest the patch doesn't really fully work, meaning:
- I have acceleration on 10.13 only on the HDMI port I have attached at boot
- Dual monitor doesn't work
- If I switch to the second HDMI port after boot the image doesn't show up
- If I boot with 2 monitors connected only one works
- Removing any of the 3 patch lines compromises the whole patch. Either I have all of 3 enabled or they don't work
I think it's an improper implementation and we're yet to find a proper setup in both 10.13 and 10.14.
Is there a way to gather info in Windows on how the iGPU is configured?
Thanks for your help!