DELL-XPS9350: Stuck at "IntelFBClientControl" and "AppleIntelFramebuffer"

[Headknockr]

The configuration is upto the mark. I would need to check the BIOS setting you've configured and the Verbose log. Also, i suggest you to not use the AirportBrcmFixup before the installation. And still i doubt it's 1080p. I've already installed Mojave on the same laptop for a friend and it's QHD (3200x1800). Check the screen resolution in Windows and attach a screenshot from the drop down list.

Specs of my Model:

BIOS:

• Disabled Secure Boot
• Set SATA Operation to AHCI
• Disabled VT for Direct I/O (VT-d)

General Information (BIOS) (if you need anything specific, just hit me up! ):



Just the Menu from my BIOS:


Windows:


Verbose-Log using the Folder above AND the AirportBrcmFixup.kext:


Verbose-Log WITHOUT AirportBrcmFixup (I needed to film it, and then take a Screenshot from the Error):


Thanks!

 

[EliteMacx86]

Specs of my Model:
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BIOS:

• Disabled Secure Boot
• Set SATA Operation to AHCI
• Disabled VT for Direct I/O (VT-d)

General Information (BIOS) (if you need anything specific, just hit me up! ):
View attachment 1612
View attachment 1611

Just the Menu from my BIOS:
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Windows:
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Verbose-Log using the Folder above AND the AirportBrcmFixup.kext:
View attachment 1616

Verbose-Log WITHOUT AirportBrcmFixup (I needed to film it, and then take a Screenshot from the Error):
View attachment 1617

Thanks!

Thank you for providing the information. But how without AirportBrcmFixup is resulting in the KP?

 

[Headknockr]

Thank you for providing the information. But how without AirportBrcmFixup is resulting in the KP?

I guess my WifiCard is not supported, which results in the AirPortDriverBrcnNIC to crash.

 

[EliteMacx86]

I guess my WifiCard is not supported, which results in the AirPortDriverBrcnNIC to crash.

Have you replaced the WiFi Card? Or it's the stock Intel one?

 

[Headknockr]

I've got the Solution! Thanks for the support from the inbox.
I've unscrewed the back, removed the WiFi-Card and booted just using the EFI-Folder above WITHOUT the AirportBrcmFixup.kext!

 

[EliteMacx86]

I've got the Solution!
I've unscrewed the back, removed the WiFi-Card and booted just using the EFI-Folder above WITHOUT the AirportBrcmFixup.kext!

That's what was needed. Without the AirportBrcmFixup.kext.