Recent content by waterwheels

That's an interesting thought, but I worked out what the problem was. At some point during the move (or maybe even before it) the partition map on the SSD with the Clover EFI was damaged, and was too large. This meant the bios couldn't tell that the Clover bootloader was there. The solution was...

Hello, I'm having a strange problem. I moved all my computer's guts to a new case today, and I kept track of where everything was plugged in, including using the same SATA ports and usb headers and such. When I tried to start it up though it went to the "no compatible boot devices" screen. In...

In my case this was caused by the system incorrectly recognising usb 2 and 3 ports I believe. The solution was to make a custom SSDT according to this guide, which is a pretty involved process. I had to disable some ports to get the total below the port limit, but in the end I got all the ports...

Thanks a lot for this and your other USB fix guides, RehabMan! I just barely understood enough to get all my usb ports that I needed working

Bumping this with some more info: I tried a second USB 3 external hard disk and that doesn't show up either, it only gets powered by the port. I also wiped the first drive to get rid of the unneeded EFI partition made when I partitioned it to be a bootable clone of my hardisk, but even fresh it...

Hello folks. Running Sierra 10.12.3 I have a 2Tb Seagate usb 2/3 hard disk that is not showing up in the finder, or disk utility, or even the system report. Previously this same hard disk worked fine, I regularly use it for backups and large file transfers. When I plug it in now it spins up, and...

Update: after leaving my hackintosh be for a few days I borrowed a USB audio output device to bypass the whole issue. When I went into audio preferences to select it as output all of the mobo devices were there, and selecting them the audio worked! I didn't do anything to it between my last...

Should I follow these instructions then? I don't have AppleHDAxxx.kext in System/Library/Extentions. EDIT: Is the conclusion that I should not be using multibeast to install my audio codecs? I've had a look through some of your guides and tools for Realtek ALC audio, but they all seem subtly...

Again? I already did that this time, these are the options I selected:

Thanks so much. I did a clean install of Sierra, ran multibeast to install Clover bootloader, disabled SIP in the clover config, restarted, ran multibeast again to install the audio drivers, restarted again, gathered the files to attach again. I notice in the DCPI manager status section it...

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?

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

Hi, I'm having trouble getting audio to work with my new hackintosh build. I appreciate any help you can offer no audio devices in system preferences, pressing volume change buttons on keyboard brings up the icon with the circle and line through it OS X 10.12.3 / Gigabyte Z170-HD3 / core...