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Using clover, trying to keep everything vanilla. FakeSMC, audio & network kext in EFI/kext.

I've uploaded my config-file but removed serial, don't know if you guys usually do that.

 

Anyway, after the apple-logo the screens turns black but they are not shut off. They have HDMI input logo etc.

I can VNC to the computer and log in, once logged in the graphics functions as usual.

 

By booting in safe mode, I can log in normally. With that in mind I replaced HD5000.kext but no luck.

 

Seems that I can't upload a plist-file, I've added a .txt.

config.plist.txt

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try this here:y

You have forgotten to write the bootargs and to insert the information in to: ig-Platform ID. 

Complete the smbios in config.plist

I hope it works..

 

 





ACPI

DSDT

Debug

DropOEM_DSM

ReuseFFFF


SSDT

DropOem

Generate

CStates

PStates




Boot

Arguments
dart=0 darkwake=10 kext-dev-mode=1
Legacy
PBR
Log

Secure

Timeout
5
XMPDetection


Devices

Audio

Inject
1

FakeID

ATI
0x0
IMEI
0x0
IntelGFX
0x0
LAN
0x0
NVidia
0x0
SATA
0x0
WIFI
0x0
XHCI
0x0

USB

FixOwnership

Inject



DisableDrivers

Nothing

GUI

Hide

Windows
\EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI

Language
en:0
Mouse

Enabled

Mirror

Speed
8

Scan

Entries

Legacy
First
Tool


Theme


Graphics

Inject

ATI

Intel

NVidia


ig-platform-id
0D220003

KernelAndKextPatches

AppleRTC

AsusAICPUPM

KernelPm

KextsToPatch


Comment
External icons patch
Find

RXh0ZXJuYWw=

Name
AppleAHCIPort
Replace

SW50ZXJuYWw=



Comment
TRIM Enabler
Find

AEFQUExFIFNTRAA=

Name
IOAHCIBlockStorage
Replace

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA=




RtVariables

MLB
C02140302D5DMT31M
ROM
8d070008 0009

SMBIOS

BiosReleaseDate
09/03/2013
BiosVendor
Apple Inc.
BiosVersion

Board-ID

BoardManufacturer
Apple Inc.
BoardType
10
ChassisAssetTag
iMac-Aluminum
ChassisManufacturer
Apple Inc.
ChassisType
13
Family
iMac
Manufacturer
Apple Inc.
Mobile

ProductName
iMac14,2
SerialNumber

Trust

Version
1.0

SystemParameters

InjectKexts
Yes
InjectSystemID




 

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try this here:y

You have forgotten to write the bootargs and to insert the information in to: ig-Platform ID. 

Complete the smbios in config.plist

I hope it works..

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACPI

 

DSDT

 

Debug

 

DropOEM_DSM

 

ReuseFFFF

 

 

SSDT

 

DropOem

 

Generate

 

CStates

 

PStates

 

 

 

 

Boot

 

Arguments

dart=0 darkwake=10 kext-dev-mode=1

Legacy

PBR

Log

 

Secure

 

Timeout

5

XMPDetection

 

 

Devices

 

Audio

 

Inject

1

 

FakeID

 

ATI

0x0

IMEI

0x0

IntelGFX

0x0

LAN

0x0

NVidia

0x0

SATA

0x0

WIFI

0x0

XHCI

0x0

 

USB

 

FixOwnership

 

Inject

 

 

 

DisableDrivers

 

Nothing

 

GUI

 

Hide

 

Windows

\EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI

 

Language

en:0

Mouse

 

Enabled

 

Mirror

 

Speed

8

 

Scan

 

Entries

 

Legacy

First

Tool

 

 

Theme

 

 

Graphics

 

Inject

 

ATI

 

Intel

 

NVidia

 

 

ig-platform-id

0D220003

 

KernelAndKextPatches

 

AppleRTC

 

AsusAICPUPM

 

KernelPm

 

KextsToPatch

 

 

Comment

External icons patch

Find

 

RXh0ZXJuYWw=

 

Name

AppleAHCIPort

Replace

 

SW50ZXJuYWw=

 

 

 

Comment

TRIM Enabler

Find

 

AEFQUExFIFNTRAA=

 

Name

IOAHCIBlockStorage

Replace

 

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA=

 

 

 

 

RtVariables

 

MLB

C02140302D5DMT31M

ROM

8d070008 0009

 

SMBIOS

 

BiosReleaseDate

09/03/2013

BiosVendor

Apple Inc.

BiosVersion

 

Board-ID

 

BoardManufacturer

Apple Inc.

BoardType

10

ChassisAssetTag

iMac-Aluminum

ChassisManufacturer

Apple Inc.

ChassisType

13

Family

iMac

Manufacturer

Apple Inc.

Mobile

 

ProductName

iMac14,2

SerialNumber

 

Trust

 

Version

1.0

 

SystemParameters

 

InjectKexts

Yes

InjectSystemID

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks,

 I removed some info from the SMBIOS. I thought it was sensitive, but the SMBIOS is configurated from clover configuratior and should be complete.

 

I added the string you mentioned: 

 

 

 

<key>Graphics</key>
<dict>
<key>Inject</key>
<dict>
<key>ATI</key>
<false/>
<key>Intel</key>
<true/>
<key>NVidia</key>
<false/>
</dict>
<key>ig-platform-id</key>
<string>0D220003</string>

</dict>

 

 

But it didn't help. The screen behaves as it recently was sent to sleep and I can cleary connect via smb/vnc.

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This issue happens to me since Yosemite.

 

I disabled the automatic login and everything works fine now. Using automatic login makes my hackintosh to boot into a black screen but using google remote desktop I can tell the computer is on and on the finder without problems.

 

IDK why this happens.

 

Cheers!

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This issue happens to me since Yosemite.

 

I disabled the automatic login and everything works fine now. Using automatic login makes my hackintosh to boot into a black screen but using google remote desktop I can tell the computer is on and on the finder without problems.

 

IDK why this happens.

 

Cheers!

 

 

Thanks, I'll try that once I get home. This and the USB3-problem not running at full speed are my only problem with el capitan. And I often let my computer sleep rather than power so I wont lost sleep over this issue if doesn't get solved. It would be nice thought, as everybody want a flawless system.

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Turning of automatic login doesn't help, tried timeout=0 and -1. 

Edit: I guess you ment automatic login in the OS X? I've always had it off, turned it now and I bypass the log in screen directly in the OS .So this problem is solved for me, by turning on automatic login in OS X.

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