Recent content by julian200601

Here you go EDIT: Same problem as above. HDAS -> HDEF was causing hdmi audio not to work, originally I thought that was only for if the IGPU was intended to be used for audio.

I added them to the quoted post

After another boot cycle (didn't have any more time yesterday) the system booted without problems (Unrelated issue, didn't appear earlier though). No changes regarding HDMI audio however (no option in the sound panel). Edited DSDT attached. EDIT: IOReg, DSDT (ACPI) Added. Uninstalling the audio...

I had followed the steps given. So, what shall I try next? (I'll remove the DSDT through Windows).

Got me a black screen w/ mouse cursor, will continue tomorrow

EDIT [3]: MaciASL by RehabMan finally worked.

Still no HDMI Audio after use of this script. Z170 (MSI Z170A Gaming M5) -> Realtek ALC1150 Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 (MSI) (connected using DP) Attached: IOReg; CloverHDMI script output; Output device section;

Seems like you need AGDPFIX. You need to have SIP disabled for this though. http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/files/file/424-agdpfix/. Also, you need the direct link to Nvidia's web driver or you won't find it. there's a thread here under Post Installation -> Graphics or you could also visit...

And what is that entry under Patches related to then? I checked it, it's just the same but in Base64. Did you open config-backup.plist mistakenly? Edit: Ok, just saw the mistake. Sorry for the inconvenience :/

Here you go. (Restored back to vanilla)

I'm on Sierra, got the fcvo patch & both kexts installed. Unfortunately, the card still doesn't show up. It's an Asus PCE-AC56 which is, as per DPCIManager, based on the BCM4352. The device id is 14e4, 43b1. (I even tried adding that to the AirPortBrcm4360 kext). Did I miss a step?

nope

It's the 1.3 one, you have to edit the RtVariables as explained

You have to run AGDPFix.app before restarting, I'll update my post

Mac didn't detect the correct memory configuration, thats why I let Clover inject it using SMBIOS in the config.plist. You could just copy that part out of the attached config.plist, insert it into yours & change it to match your configuration. You can find the details if you go to BIOS -> OC ->...