macOS Sierra

[choucavalier]

Thank you very much for this awesome guide 😄

Any plan on going Sierra?

[chuckhacker]

Sierra worked for me on x230 using this guide and grabbing all of the latest kexts from RehabMan (the ones here are a little outdated now). I also used the latest version of Clover.

I'm stuck using VoodooHDA though because I can't figure out how to get the audio working.

[ryxx-zz]

I'm trying to do exactly the same on an x230 - but i am always getting a black screen after the apple logo - did you see this at all during your install?

[ghost]

Try this:
https://github.com/xxx10101xxx/ThinkPad-X230-macOS-10.12.2
May I ask for your CPU Model for DSDT Edits? (If necessary)
If your CPU Model is i7-3520M, you can use the configuration from the Github repo above directly.
Thanks for reading

[TheKnightCoder]

@xxx10101xxx This is amazing thank you so much :D
The only problem I'm having is the buttons above the trackpad don't work. Is there any way to fix this? anyone else having the same problem??

thanks again

[TheKnightCoder]

How do I get the sound to work?

[nouatzi]

For the audio use https://github.com/insanelydeepak/cloverHDA-for-Mac-OS-Sierra-10.12.
Select Laptop, then unzip ALC269VC_v1/v2/v3.zip. You try between v1 v2 and v3. v1 worked for me.

• Install the kext (kext wizard or other),
• patch the DSDT as instructed in the README.txt (layout-id: 13 (0x0D)),
• and in your clover config.plist add what's in config-cloverHDA.plist, basically the KernelAndKextPatches -> KextsToPatch section.

Don't forget CodecCommander.kext.
This method works without touching the vanilla AppleHDA.kext. If you did modified the vanilla AppleHDA.kext, you'll need to restore it. You can found it too in the link above.
Sometime, after sleep, there is no sound, so I use this script in a terminal:
alias reloadcodeccommander='sudo kextunload /System/Library/Extensions/CodecCommander.kext && sleep 3 && sudo kextload /System/Library/Extensions/CodecCommander.kext'
You can put permanently in you .bash_profile.
And you're good to go!

[choucavalier]

Thanks @nouatzi, you rock!