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Try it with the following combination please, but make sure you rename your old files instead of delete or overwrite.Just to make sure you can still use them afterwards if necessary...

All USBs?2.0 and 3.0?

Which USB-Kexts are you using?USBInjectAll shouldn't be necessary...I'd prefer the combination FakePCIID/FakePCIIDXhciMux, which are in the attached Archive.zip.They can be used from the folder /EFI/Oz/Darwin/Extensions/Common on your hidden EFI partition.

Then you should change the data in your profile, which still states "OZM"...Do you have a USB Bootstick to get around the current boot problem?

Then try to boot with that, delete the two FakePCIID-Kexts and try to use the following DSDT.

Put the attached Kexts to /Library/Extensions (not /System/Library/Extensions) and run "Kext Utility" afterwards.After a reboot check the Asmedia eSATA Ports.

You shouid give me a clean DSDT, without any of your patches, by using the F4 key at the Clover Bootscreen.The file will be located in /EFI/CLOVER/Acpi/origin, together with a bunch of other .aml files.

Try this one...

But Onboard Audio is working?Please use the following terminal command and post the file created by it.(Quelltext, 1 Zeile)

There is no kext which might block HDMI at all...Please take screenshot from "System Information"->"Audio" with Fokus on "Intel High Definition Audio", which should look like this:

I know... I patched the DSDT, which contains the layout id 1... I want to see the picture i mentioned...

Interesting...I created smaller screenshots from you big one and try to explain the situation.This one shows the possible In- and Outputs of your Onboard Audio and Graphics solution.That's why in this list you can see the digital S/PDIF from the Gainboard and the HDMI/DisplayPort from your GraphicsThe next picture shows the ports which are actually usable:You only see the six Built-In In-/Outputs plus your USB-based "Sound BlasterX G1".All that infos lead to the conclusion, that either your HDMI…

Which means that the graphics card wasn't fully working before... I guess you didn't had any graphics acceleration before using the "Inject Nvidia" in Clover, so the device was never fully initialised.As long as it works now...

Great... Thanks for the good news...

I'll do my best...

What do you mean with "start intel 4000"?Did you just change the order in your BIOS?You might need some changes to your AppleIntelFramebufferCapri.kext.Since you use Ozmosis, which cannot handle on-the-fly injects to Kexts, you have to use the following terminal commands(Quelltext, 4 Zeilen)

Even better... In that case, use the KextsToPatch entries from the following post:Neue Clover "KextsToPatch"-Einträge für Sierra