No Audio Devices - Realtek ALC AppleHDA [Guide]

[calebhallahan]

https://github.com/toleda/audio_CloverALC CloverALC worked like a charm. Thanks @toleda I appreciate it!

 

[waterwheels]

Hi, I'm having trouble getting audio to work with my new hackintosh build. I appreciate any help you can offer

1. no audio devices in system preferences, pressing volume change buttons on keyboard brings up the icon with the circle and line through it
2. OS X 10.12.3 / Gigabyte Z170-HD3 / core i5-6400 / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
3. I can't work out what I need to do here
   1. I selected Realtek ALC887/888b in Multibeast, because my motherboard’s data sheet said it used the Realtech ALC887 codec. On initial runs, no audio devices registered in either system preferences or in the system report. I ran Multibeast again and installed the 100 Series Audio, in case that was also required (I was not sure at first and given installing is simpler than uninstalling I went without at first). On restarting, the system report now recognises the intel hi def audio, but it still does not appear in system preferences. I then installed the optional 3 port (5.1) audio patch using Multibeast, because my motherboard has that hardware I’m pretty sure. It changed the way the audio hardware appears in the system report, but does not affect the devices appearing in prefs.
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6. not present even with finder set to show invisible files
7. as above. realtekALC.kext is there if that is important
8. cannot work out what I need to do here
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[toleda]

no audio devices in system preferences

Rules: • Profiles need to contain at least your primary system to assist others with helping you.
Attach 6. AppleHDA.kext and 12.2 Boot log

 

[gbgw227]

1. I just did a fresh install of OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 on my SSD. I went through MultiBeast to install the appropriate kext, and still no luck seeing any audio outputs in the System Preferences upon restarting.
2. OS X 10.11.6 / Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD3-B3 / F12 / Core i7 2600 / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 2048MB
3. Realtek ALC AppleHDA, Post #1
   1. 1. Realtek ALC889
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Thank you, and I appreciate any guidance through this!

 

[toleda]

I went through MultiBeast to install the appropriate kext

config.plist is missing, attach.

 

[waterwheels]

Rules: • Profiles need to contain at least your primary system to assist others with helping you.
Attach 6. AppleHDA.kext and 12.2 Boot log

Thanks so much for replying so fast! I found AppleHDA.kext in the end, and I've attached it and the boot log.

 

[toleda]

attached it

Audio ID: 2 is not correct for your motherboard, Use Audio ID: 1.
Install again:
1. Disable SIP/Restart (if enabled)
2. Mount EFI partiton
3. MultiBeast 9+ > Drivers > Audio > RealtekALCxxx √ ALC887/888b
plus √ 100 Series Audio

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[Reshet]

Hello guys!
I'm doing something wrong, but I can't understand where.
Help me, please.

1. No output/input audio devices found
2. OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 (15G1217)/Gigabyte GA-Z97-HD3/F9/3,2 GHz Intel Core i5/GeForce GT 740
3. CloverALC
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[toleda]

doing something wrong

Ran 3 different install scripts; not compatible, audio failure.
Install one method; remove the first method, before installing a second.
Remove L/E/AppleHDA887.kext and restart.

 

[waterwheels]

Audio ID: 2 is not correct for your motherboard, Use Audio ID: 1.
Install again:
1. Disable SIP/Restart (if enabled)
2. Mount EFI partiton
3. MultiBeast 9+ > Drivers > Audio > RealtekALCxxx √ ALC887/888b
plus √ 100 Series Audio

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Just to make sure I'm understanding right, I need to wipe and reinstall OS X and run multibeast again with those settings? Or just delete the files that change the Audio ID to 2?