EliteBook “Pro” 9470m. Please excuse the messy desktop icons.
The EliteBook 9470m was, if I recall correctly, HP’s second Ultrabook, and their first true “Enterprise” Ultrabook – that is, one with docking capability and easy field repairability. You can find a.
It was pretty popular with businesses who wanted to give their employees a more affordable and more IT-friendly “MacBook-like” device. Also, it was released back in late 2012, which is just over 4 years ago as of this writing. Time flies.) This means that they can be had relatively cheap in the off-lease market today, as the typical computer lease is between 3-5 years. My local computer store is selling them for under $400, which is a pretty good value in my opinion.
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Hi I just posted this Kext for ATI Radeon 5450. Edit it on the desktop and then install with Kext Helper. Share this comment. For anyone interested, here are all the Radeon HD6000 series cards supported by the 10.6.8 kexts, IDs and names. 0x67701002 NI CAICOS [AMD Radeon HD 6400 Series]; 0x67791002 NI Caicos [AMD RADEON HD 6450]; 0x67601002 NI Seymour [AMD Radeon HD 6470M]. Oct 30, 2010 This is for a Single Monitor Connection. (1) Disable Graphic Enabler(2) Start Kext Helper(3) Drag all Kext to Helper(4) Put system Password in Kext Helper(5) Push Easy Install Button(6) Reboot(7) You might get a Panic Screen but its ok.
These days, installing macOS is relatively easy compared to 10-12 years ago when I first started messing with Hackintosh/OSx86, so I’ll just post my Clover “EFI” folder which should get you booted into macOS Sierra on the 1366×768 version of the 9470m. I did also swap out the Intel WiFi card for a Dell DW 1510 which works out-of-the-box. Download my Clover EFI folder (zip 19MB): See below for 10.12.4 brightness fix Working: • Internal graphics with full acceleration, brightness control using scroll lock/pause-break keys • Sound via VoodooHDA (built-in mic, speakers as well as TRRS headset jack. Volume and Mute fix in Info.plist necessary) • Touchpad with 2-finger scroll • Internal PS/2 keyboard • 3 USB 3.0 ports • Wired gigabit Ethernet • WiFi (replacement DW 1510 Broadcom card) • Built-in webcam Not working: • Sleep (wakes up instantly) • Original Intel 6235 WiFi + Bluetooth • • Validity Fingerprint reader • WiFi on/off button Not tested (yet): • Docking • VGA-out • DisplayPort-out • HDMI Audio • SD Card Reader I will updated the lists as I test more things.
Main reference for this was. 10.12.4 Backlight Brightness control fix Download updated EFI folder (zip 19MB): Fixes included: • Removed NullCPUPowerManagement.kext • Updated VoodooHDA.kext/Contents/Info.plist to include Mute Fix • Added SSDT-PNLF.aml in ACPI/patched as per guide • Edited config.plist to load SSDT-PNLF.aml • Fixed backlight control (using ) • Re-patched DSDT in MacIASL with the following fixes only from “RehabMan-Laptop”: • battery_HP-ProBook-4x0s-G1.txt • graphics_Rename-GFX0.txt • graphics_HD4K_low.txt • Added AppleBacklightInjector.kext Extra.kexts for SD card reader. By, 2011-06-23 21:40 Update: Just went and exchanged the HD 6450 for an HD 6670. This one works great, runs Starcraft II on High and doesn’t crash the machine! After some discussion with a coworker, I decided to try putting a Sapphire Radeon HD6450 into my Mac Pro, since the 8800GT was a real power hog and heater.
Just my luck that today the 10.6.8 update was released, containing – you guessed it – HD6xxx drivers! So I ran the update, then popped in the HD6450, and what do you know, it works! Only two problems: First, no EFI support which means no boot screen (white/grey apple).
Second, it seems to crash when launching any game. I tried Lord of the Rings: Return of the King and Starcraft II, and both caused the screen to go blank and kernel panic. Anyway, nice experiment, and at least it works for regular desktop work. For anyone interested, here are all the Radeon HD6000 series cards supported by the 10.6.8 kexts, IDs and names. By, 2010-01-18 09:38 Update 3: For anyone looking for it: Update 2: My Inspiron worked great, but took FOREVER to boot because it was “Waiting for DSMOS”. Today I finally took the time to do a quick google and found the solution: in terminal, type “sudo chown root:wheel /” and restart It seems the owner of the root somehow gets messed up, probably after Chameleon install (just a wild guess). Thanks to bertmannaustria @ InsanelyMac!
() Update: For anyone who is having problems, I have a new kext package. This is a zip of my /Extra folder that I’m using right now on my Inspiron 640m. Also my system is 32-bit only, so I can’t guarantee this will work in 64-bit mode. After much trial and error, I finally found the proper procedure for installing Snow Leopard onto my Inspiron 640m. For reasons that I cannot fathom, I was unable to perform the chameleon cdboot/swap to boot from the retail Snow DVD. It might be my DVD drive, or some other cause, but I didn’t bother finding out; I just took the hard drive out of my laptop and connected it via USB to my iMac.