Dell Latitude E6330 macOS Sierra

https://imgur.com/a/weRdk

After getting my WLAN card in yesterday and getting it set up, I can finally officially say my Latitude E6330 Hackintosh is finally done.

Working:

-Touchpad

-Keyboard

-Mouse Nipple thing

-Audio (mic included)

-Time Machine

-WiFi a/c (5GHz 200mbps+ up/down)

-Bluetooth

-AirDrop (including between Mac and iPhone)

-HWMonitor/HWSensors

-App Store

-iMessage

-Battery Percentage/Status

-iCloud Drive

-FaceTime Audio (no webcam so I can't do regular FaceTime)

-Shutdown/Restart

-Intel HD4000 Graphics Acceleration

Semi-Working:

-Display Brightness Control

Without and Brightness kexts, it would override manual brightness settings (using keyboard Fn+Up/Down) on boot, so I'd have to increase brightness after booting using the keyboard controls which got annoying. Adding IntelBacklight, I still can't control brightness within macOS, but at the very least it doesn't override settings on boot anymore. I'd like to eventually get backlight control working proper but this is good enough for now.

Untested:

-HDMI Video (don't have a mini HDMI cable to test with)

-HDMI Audio (same reason as above)

Not working:

-Sleep.

The display does shut off when I close the lid, but it doesn't go to sleep. Pressing sleep in the menu bar turns the display off but it doesn't appear to actually be sleeping. Not sure how to fix this one, but I have an SSD so usually I just shut down instead of putting it to sleep.

-Fortnite

Lol idk? I tried installing and playing Fortnite but it would crash whenever I tried loading into a match. Could be macOS bug though.