This is the Hackintosh Opencore EFI for the DELL Latitude E5570. Available for some DELL Latitude E5470 models. (See more)
This is spec of my laptop. This EFI can be used for all of DELL Latitude E5570
Part | Description |
---|---|
CPU | Intel® Core™ i5-6440HQ Processor |
iGPU | Intel® HD 530 |
Memory | 16Gb (2 x Micron 8Gb 2133MHz) |
Storage | SSD 256GB SanDisk X300s m2 SATA |
Display | IPS 15.6 inch 1920x1080 |
Wifi & Bluetooth | Intel® Wireless-AC 8260 Dual Band |
LAN | Intel® Gigabit Ethernet, 10/100/1000 |
Touchpad | ALPS V8 |
Audio | Realtek ALC293 |
External ports | 3 x USB 3.0, 1 x RJ45, 1 x SD Card Reader, 1 x HDMI, 1 x 3.5 headphone/microphone combo, 1 x Smart Card Reader |
Part | Status | Note |
---|---|---|
Keyboard (with volume keys, brightness keys, media control keys) | ✅ | |
Trackpoint | ✅ | |
Touchpad & 5 keys & gestures | ✅ | There are 2 versions of EFI in the release. EFI_Acidanthera_VoodooPS2 uses Acidanthera's VoodooPS2 kext, which does not support macOS touchpad gestures. EFI_SkyrilHD_VoodooPS2 uses SkyrilHD's VoodooPS2 kext, which supports all macOS touchpad gestures, but this kext makes your laptop unstable, your laptop may freeze or reboot on its own. If you don't need to use touchpad gestures, I recommend using EFI_Acidanthera_VoodooPS2. |
RJ45 LAN Port | ✅ | |
Wifi | ✅ | |
Bluetooth | ✅ | Bluetooth can stop working after sleep, this problem happens with all non-native cards. There is no fix yet. You can track the bug here. If you want Bluetooth to work stably, you can use macOS BigSur instead of Monterey. |
SD Card Reader | ✅ | |
Camera & Mic | ✅ | |
Speaker & 3.5mm audio port | ✅ | |
iGPU & VGA & HDMI | ✅ | |
USB | ✅ | |
Sleep | ✅ | |
Handoff | ✅ | |
Airdrop | ❌ | |
AMD dGPU | ❌ | If you have |
Smart card reader | ❌ |
This EFI is for Monterey
. If you want to use it for other versions of macOS, you need to replace the 2 kexts in EFI > OC > Kexts
and OC snapshot again:
- itlwm.kext to version for your version of macOS
- BlueToolFixup.kext to IntelBluetoothInjector.kext
- Use GenSMBIOS to generate SMBIOS.
- Use ProperTree to add SMBIOS information to config.plist file.
- Format your USB to
fat32
. - Copy folder
EFI
to your USB. - Create folder
com.apple.recovery.boot
in your USB. - Download
macOS Recovery
- follow here - Copy 2 files
BaseSystem.dmg
&BaseSystem.chunklist
to foldercom.apple.recovery.boot
.
- Follow here
- @quynkk1
- Fixing the problem of the vga port.
- Remap brightness keys
- Fixing touchpad gesture problem