Recent content by tamgya

This may not be Skylate only. I have a Haswell CPU on my hackintosh and iTunes crashes without notice.

Your graphics setup (internal Intel HD Graphics) doesn't match your model profile (iMac14,2, I guess). iMac14,2 profile has two GPUs, GFX0 (Nvidia) and IGPU (Intel HD Graphics). If you use only the internal graphics, there may be some problems, such as power management etc. I think iMac14,1...

Update: A very weird phenomenon. Yesterday iTunes seemed like a tamed beast and ran smoothly. Today I rebooted to see if iTunes would still remain in good mood and it started to crash from time to time. Then I cleaned the system with Onyx and rebooted again to see if iTunes would do good. Now...

For me, VoodooHDA seems to be the problem. I switched to AppleALC and now iTunes hasn't crashed yet.

You need Lilu+NvidiaGraphicsFixup to enable offline video decoding (with Intel HD Graphics).

don't use "nv_disable=1". Instead, just stop injecting your graphics in Clover and have a try.

The latest nvidia web driver needs to be installed with SIP on. So the correct order of installing nvidia web driver on HS is as the following: 1. Set "CsrActiveConfig" to 0x0 in Clover's config.plist file. And then reboot. 2. Boot into OS without injecting Nvidia nor enabling web driver. (On...

Well. Maybe audio drivers are not to blame here. Anyway, it seems VoodooHDA broke auto sleep on my hackintosh, so I switched to AppleALC to give it a try.

Try booting into verbose+single user mode, delete nvidia web driver kexts under /Library/Extensions. Then reboot and see. For 10.13 (HS), if you don't inject Nvidia (nor enable web driver) with Clover, it will boot directly using VESA mode. It seems "nv_disable=1" is not needed.

What audio drivers are you guys using? Previously I used VoodooHDA, iTunes keeps crashing. Now I am using AppleALC, it seems iTunes are working good.

Power management is tightly related to hardware models (such as iMac14,2). What model are you using?

I found out that I can't see album artwork in my Mac mini, either. When I navigate to Apple Music folder, I see all the music files's icons have a small lock on the top left corner.

You probably need the kexts combination: Lilu+NvidiaGraphicxFixup

I know GT 730 works with Nvidia web driver, as for 710, I've no idea.

I tried several times, open, reopen, select track, search, minimize etc. It seems OK now.