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Opencore for HP EliteBook 850 G5
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It works also on 830 g5 #6

Closed Joaotcs closed 4 years ago

Joaotcs commented 4 years ago

Hey! With your EFI, it also works on 830G5. But I lost the touchscreen capabilities.. How can I fix these? I think It's a VoodooCHID device.

kecinzer commented 4 years ago

@Joaotcs Hi, can you check the boot-args, like "-v ". It doesn't work on my 830 G5 with your efi. OpenCore verbose nothing when i added this argument. image

https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Desktop-Guide/troubleshooting/debug.html?h=verbose

Joaotcs commented 4 years ago

Yeah, -v, is not valid for opencore, use kecinzer code to get verbose working ;) . Opencore is less "easier" to use, but better when all is stable..

vnmarcel commented 4 years ago

Yeah, -v, is not valid for opencore, use kecinzer code to get verbose working ;) . Opencore is less "easier" to use, but better when all is stable..

Hi, @Joaotcs ! I managed to boot Catalina 10.15.4 installer using your EFI folder. The installer interface was smooth and I was able to install the system.. But after the installation, when I alredy have the "Macintosh HD", I get stuck at the apple logo... I have the Elitebook G5 Core i5-8350U.. Any tip to make the system work?

jcheunglin commented 4 years ago

Thanks !. I'll try it.

kanmissioner commented 4 years ago

Yeah, -v, is not valid for opencore, use kecinzer code to get verbose working ;) . Opencore is less "easier" to use, but better when all is stable..

Hi, @Joaotcs ! I managed to boot Catalina 10.15.4 installer using your EFI folder. The installer interface was smooth and I was able to install the system.. But after the installation, when I alredy have the "Macintosh HD", I get stuck at the apple logo... I have the Elitebook G5 Core i5-8350U.. Any tip to make the system work?

@vnmarcel works fine for me, check your bios settings, what I did was after installing mojave I didn’t copy over the EFI, I just went straight to update, once that was complete I copied over the EFI to the EFI partition and it’s been working since

Rixxx-git commented 4 years ago

Did you guys already update to the latest Catalina 10.5.5 ? 🙂

vnmarcel commented 4 years ago

Yeah, -v, is not valid for opencore, use kecinzer code to get verbose working ;) . Opencore is less "easier" to use, but better when all is stable..

Hi, @Joaotcs ! I managed to boot Catalina 10.15.4 installer using your EFI folder. The installer interface was smooth and I was able to install the system.. But after the installation, when I alredy have the "Macintosh HD", I get stuck at the apple logo... I have the Elitebook G5 Core i5-8350U.. Any tip to make the system work?

@vnmarcel works fine for me, check your bios settings, what I did was after installing mojave I didn’t copy over the EFI, I just went straight to update, once that was complete I copied over the EFI to the EFI partition and it’s been working since

@kanmissioner You have your BIOS settings set the same as kecingers? Thanks for you feedback

kecinzer commented 4 years ago

Did you guys already update to the latest Catalina 10.5.5 ? 🙂

Yes, without any issues. Only new battery manager not showing for me.

BTW. this discussion starts to be little offtopic.

kanmissioner commented 4 years ago

@vnmarcel its the same as Kinoute's (https://github.com/kinoute/Hack-HP-EliteBook-850-G5)

@kecinzer which is better for battery status in your opinion, ACPIBatteryManager.kext or New battery manager? I am using ACPIBatteryManager.kext and it worked after my upgrade, only think I had to was change the Broadcom kext to get Bluetooth working.

kecinzer commented 4 years ago

@vnmarcel its the same as Kinoute's (https://github.com/kinoute/Hack-HP-EliteBook-850-G5)

@kecinzer which is better for battery status in your opinion, ACPIBatteryManager.kext or New battery manager? I am using ACPIBatteryManager.kext and it worked after my upgrade, only think I had to was change the Broadcom kext to get Bluetooth working.

Definitely SMCBatteryManager with new SSDT patch. ACPIBatteryManager is deprecated without future development.