Gigabyte P35w v2 - Help

[RehabMan]

Whoops, here it is

The CFBundleIdentifier for the IOKitPersonality for AppleHDAHardwareConfigDriver is wrong.

You have: com.apple.driver.AppleHDA

Should be: com.apple.driver.AppleHDAHardwareConfigDriver

 

[Zackptg5]

The CFBundleIdentifier for the IOKitPersonality for AppleHDAHardwareConfigDriver is wrong.

You have: com.apple.driver.AppleHDA

Should be: com.apple.driver.AppleHDAHardwareConfigDriver

Good catch. I'll fix that and give it a go. I got the DummyHDA from here:

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/298027-guide-aio-guides-for-hackintosh/page-2#entry2030060

 

[RehabMan]

Good catch. I'll fix that and give it a go. I got the DummyHDA from here:

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/298027-guide-aio-guides-for-hackintosh/page-2#entry2030060

This is a common error, due to some bad guides.

It doesn't make a difference most of the time, as for many codecs, patching the pinconfig is not really needed.

 

[Zackptg5]

This is a common error, due to some bad guides.

It doesn't make a difference most of the time, as for many codecs, patching the pinconfig is not really needed.

It didn't seem to make a difference here in terms of functionality. Still the same issues. However, now the node_dump has "result 0xffffffff" for everything


Edit: After another 2 reboots, problem went away but it's still showing all of the default pin configs. The one in particular that stands out to me is nid 0x1d. It's default pin config is: 0x4128ba2d

I disabled this node by making it: 0x410000f0

but this of course isn't showing up in the node dump.

 

[RehabMan]

It didn't seem to make a difference here in terms of functionality. Still the same issues. However, now the node_dump has "result 0xffffffff" for everything

When you get 0xffffffff (-1), it means your HDA chip has been placed in "sleep" mode. Just play some audio and it will wake up and you'll again get valid responses.

Edit: After another 2 reboots, problem went away but it's still showing all of the default pin configs. The one in particular that stands out to me is nid 0x1d. It's default pin config is: 0x4128ba2d

I disabled this node by making it: 0x410000f0
but this of course isn't showing up in the node dump.

Something is wrong with your DummyHDA setup. You might want to check your verb data against the HDA spec to be certain it is valid and does what you want.

 

[Zackptg5]

When you get 0xffffffff (-1), it means your HDA chip has been placed in "sleep" mode. Just play some audio and it will wake up and you'll again get valid responses.

Makes sense, if only sound came out when I hit the play button. I'm assuming this doesn't work with voodoo? I tried it and still got the 0xffffffff even after playing audio

Something is wrong with your DummyHDA setup. You might want to check your verb data against the HDA spec to be certain it is valid and does what you want.

That's just it, everything is as it should be. the pinconfigs are set properly, the Platforms are set up correctly, and the layout is a no brainer. The sound devices behave the same way with this setup than they do when using voodoohda which also gives me the same sound issue

 

[RehabMan]

Makes sense, if only sound came out when I hit the play button. I'm assuming this doesn't work with voodoo? I tried it and still got the 0xffffffff even after playing audio

That points to the problem a bit... If you play audio and the HDA chip doesn't become responsive, then it indicates it is not waking after a transition to D3cold.

 

[Zackptg5]

That points to the problem a bit... If you play audio and the HDA chip doesn't become responsive, then it indicates it is not waking after a transition to D3cold.

So then it needs a double function group reset command? Isn't that a thing in codeccommander? How can I set that

 

[RehabMan]

So then it needs a double function group reset command? Isn't that a thing in codeccommander? How can I set that

You can set it in Info.plist. "Perform Reset" and "Perform Reset on External Wake". Refer to the other codec configurations already in the Info.plist.

 

[Zackptg5]

You can set it in Info.plist. "Perform Reset" and "Perform Reset on External Wake". Refer to the other codec configurations already in the Info.plist.

My device is referring me to the Realtek ALC283,etc dictionary. The options your talking about are in the Default dictionary. So would my device only use the alc283,etc dictionary and the default is for non-listed codecs?

Also, how will clover audio options effect this if at all? I don't think ResetHDA would do anything but would AFGLowPowerState have any effect?

Edit: Added the two resets to the alc283 dictionary, no change. Then also added the check infinitely and check intervals from default down to the alc283 dictionary to as shown in screenshot, no change