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[Guide] Intel Framebuffer patching using WhateverGreen

That's what I expected.

But it also appears you have a kext installation problem.

Of course it won't work if AppleALC is not installed correctly.
 
Hi, I fighting with frame buffer patching, because I do not have signal on hdmi when I reach desktop, only vga, I use whatevergreen patching method, any advice ?
 

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Of course it won't work if AppleALC is not installed correctly.

Yes, of course.
People really need to pay close attention to their kextcache output!
 
Yes, of course.
People really need to pay close attention to their kextcache output!
Well there's certainly a lot to learn. If it wasn't for experts like yourself there would be no tools like FB-Patcher either.
 
No way... You deserve all the credit for FB-Patcher :)
Well it's just a companion app to the real hard work that goes into drivers such as WEG, Lilu, AppleALC, USBInjectAll etc.
 
That's what I expected.

But it also appears you have a kext installation problem. Look at your kextcache output:
Kext with invalid signatured (-67062) allowed: <OSKext 0x7fb58a606a00 [0x7fff886b18f0]> { URL = "AppleALC.kext/ -- file:///Library/Extensions/", ID = "as.vit9696.AppleALC" }
AppleALC.kext - dependency 'as.vit9696.Lilu' not found.
AppleALC.kext is missing dependencies (including anyway; dependencies may be available from elsewhere)
mmm - that is odd, it was installed to /Library/Extensions with KextBeast I will test again.
 
You're injecting audio layout 14. Not what you were injecting before. Check General->Audio section in FB-Patcher. Also check Installed section to make sure AppleALC is installed.
@headkaze - that is also odd it should have been 13, that is what I chose from the dropdown (I don't think 14 is an option) - as I said to @RehabMan I am going to run the install again - in fact I am going to do it several times.
 
Yes, of course.
People really need to pay close attention to their kextcache output!
@RehabMan where do I view kextcache output? Let me modify that that question, I found it in the PR files. Is there another way of viewing it except via the PR files?
 
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@RehabMan where do I view kextcache output? Let me modify that that question, I found it in the PR files. Is there another way of viewing it except via the PR files?

In Terminal, rebuild cache:
Code:
sudo kextcache -i /
 
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