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Trijal08 / OpenCore-Hackintosh-Lenovo-IdeaPad-3-15IIL05

A repository of an up-to-date and reliable vanilla hackintosh EFI for the Lenovo IdeaPad 3 15IIL05; compatible from macOS Big Sur (11) to Sonoma (14)!
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work on IdeaPad 3 14IIL05? #3

Open mukropx opened 2 weeks ago

mukropx commented 2 weeks ago

Can it be used on IdeaPad 3 14IIL05? I tried using it and encountered error ACPICPU=1,2

Trijal08 commented 2 weeks ago

Can it be used on IdeaPad 3 14IIL05? I tried using it and encountered error ACPICPU=1,2

Try to disable SSDT-PLUG.aml in Config.plist. If that works, try to make new SSDTs using SSDTTime tool and replace the existing ones. This is only required as your laptop is a different variant.

mukropx commented 2 weeks ago

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i found error

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Trijal08 commented 2 weeks ago

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i found error

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This might be because you enabled secure boot. If so, please disable it, regenerate the included SSDTs using SSDTTime and replace the existing ones, then provide me with the error again. Also, you should make new USBToolbox & UTBMap kexts using USBToolbox and look for recommended BIOS settings for hackintoshing (any machine). I hope you can make it!

mukropx commented 2 weeks ago

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i found error image

This might be because you enabled secure boot. If so, please disable it, regenerate the included SSDTs using SSDTTime and replace the existing ones, then provide me with the error again. Also, you should make new USBToolbox & UTBMap kexts using USBToolbox and look for recommended BIOS settings for hackintoshing (any machine). I hope you can make it!

I found an easier way, I ran EFI boost on usb but when copying it inside the efi drive hackintosh ran into a problem.

Trijal08 commented 2 weeks ago

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i found error image

This might be because you enabled secure boot. If so, please disable it, regenerate the included SSDTs using SSDTTime and replace the existing ones, then provide me with the error again. Also, you should make new USBToolbox & UTBMap kexts using USBToolbox and look for recommended BIOS settings for hackintoshing (any machine). I hope you can make it!

I found an easier way, I ran EFI boost on usb but when copying it inside the efi drive hackintosh ran into a problem.

What's the problem? Please provide proper logs or screenshots that describe the problem.