Sierra - HD4000 3MB 1024x768 (Clover Bootloader)

[sunyymq]

i use clover installed sierra 10.12.6,and can boot successfully,but intel hd4000 vram only 3MB,the screen size only 1024 * 768,please help me to installed the correctly driver,thanks.

desktop Specs:
intel i7-3770 CPU
GA H77-DS3H Motherboard

intel HD4000 GPU

 

if inject laptop ig-platform-id,just like 0x01660003 and others,sierria can not boot.

in bios,i set vram 64MB,the max value can be set as 1024MB

 

i have upload my config.plist and clover floder.thanks

config.zip

CLOVER.zip

[foskvs]

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[sunyymq]

13 hours ago, foskvs said:

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i'm so sorry,thanks your mention。

[sunyymq]

10 hours ago, Hervé said:

Capri layout-id 0x01660003 is for mobile HD4000. You have a desktop computer so, using Clover Configurator app to adjust your Clover config, you could try to:

1. inject the correct and relevant Capri layout-id
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2. use the correct and relevant SMBIOS profile such as iMac13,x (rather than Haswell iMac 14,x)

 

If I attempt to open up with your config.plist with CC, the app reports an error on line 185:

 

We can clearly see there a missing "<" character in front of "/string>":

    <key>Graphics</key>
    <dict>
        <key>ig-platform-id</key>
        <string>0x01620005/string>      <-- typo on this line!
        <key>Inject</key>
        <dict>

This probably causes your config not to load properly and I bet you'd find things work much better once you fix the typo especially as I see your config aims to inject an appropriate desktop layout-id 0x01620005.

 

This being said, I can't remember if desktop HD4000 (0x0162) is actually supported; because iMac13,x actually use a discrete nVidia card. If you did not get anywhere with desktop HD4000, modify your Clover config to try and pretend you're running on mobile HD4000 (0x0166):

1. fake mobile HD4000 is 0x01668086
2. inject layout 0x01660003
3. use MacBookPro9,2 SMBIOS

 

 

You may also read this sort of stuff (this one being a little old):

http://blog.stuffedcow.net/2012/07/intel-hd4000-qeci-acceleration/

 

Good luck!

 

 

 

thanks,i change my monitor to hmdi,it's ok. vram show 1536m.