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- Apr 5, 2016
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- GIGABYTE Z170X-Gaming 7
- CPU
- i7-6700K
- Graphics
- GTX TITAN X
- Mac
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It's not an HDA device so AppleALC doesn't help.I'm still a bit unclear of whether or not it might work if the VT1720/24 was added to the AppleALC supported codecs, that after that VRS8 could be recognized? I've been staring at the https://github.com/acidanthera/AppleALC/wiki/Adding-codec-support for an hour trying to figure out if it's something I could do... they say it's easy. Doesn't seem like that at first glance... or second.
Though now that I'm thinking about it, what could that do. @luckyal doesn't have AppleALC in his setup if I have understood correctly and he has a working VRS8.
Xcode has not problem on Hackintosh.That would mean installing xcode. I remember somewhere that installing xcode might break something in Hackintosh... was that true or can I safely install it. Or maybe it was that it might not work well in Hackintosh that I read.
Yes found. All he had to do was not disable dart by removing (dart=0) from the boot-args in the config.plist (and enable VT-d and not drop DMAR). But this caused a problem with his USB and doesn't work on all types of Hackintosh (not x299).So whatever needs to be found, is found. Or did you go some other root to make audio working on your system?
Good find. The VRS8 driver does mention the name of the chips it's trying to control in the names of the methods and the name of the registers of the chips in the error messages.I see that Envy1724 and Envy24 are mentioned there in the beginning as failing to create memory mapping...