Search results

R.I.P. Thanks for all your help.

Installed AppleALC.kext and Lilu.kext to /EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other as described in instructions. Did not install the kexts to /S/L/E or /L/E with kext beast like I usually would. If that was incorrect, please advise. Updated files are attached, though they are unchanged.

Script returned: "No audio codec detected" after "OK to patch" Output, script, and all updated files attached

Line removed from config.plist Multibeast/ALC892 installed, rebooted Files updated and attached

config.plist fixed

Method 1 (Multibeast) applied from Post #1/Quick Fix: 200/X299/300 Series Kaby Lake Audio, rebooted, and files updated.

Textbook update through app store. Fairly fresh install of 10.13.4 using APFS. No efis were replaced. Graphics drivers are no longer functional but my GTX 780 Ti runs perfectly fine with the default driver. Currently no sound or USB 3 before or after the update; those are works in progress.

Already tried that/you already suggested that. Tried again anyway; the SSDT is in the attached archive. Do I have to change something in config.plist in order for it to work?

BIOS onboard HD audio verified, still no Codec ID in DPCIManager/Status. Anything else I can try?

Thanks for the quick reply. I downloaded that file, mounted my EFI partition, and put the .aml in EFI/Clover/ACPI/patched as indicated by the instructions. All files updated and attached

Howdy! Description of Problem: Fresh install of 10.13.4 on a machine that has previously run older versions of OS X. Upon initial boot, no output devices are found in System Preferences>Sound>Output, and as a result there is no sound. Problem persists after many troubleshooting steps were...

My boot flags: -f npci=0x2000 PCIRootUID=0 nvda_drv=1 I don't know how necessary that last one is, but everything is working, and rule #1 is when its working don't f*** with it. Happy Hacking!

Update #2: Is fixed! I booted into the usb, opened terminal, navigated to my NVDAStartup.kext, edited the .plist. in vi, i changed <string>NVDARequiredOS</string> <key>13D65</key> to <string>NVDARequiredOS</string> <key>13E28</key> It then started beautifully, without fiddling with...

UPDATE: Can boot into the usb. Cannot boot into main installation from the usb, but it's a start. Can use terminal, disk utility, and restore from backups

[Solved] Hack Pro will not boot after 10.9.4 update; 4930K - X79 Sabertooth - GTX 780 Ti Hey everybody, I had a successful 10.9.3 installation running with the following hardware: -ASUS X79 Sabertooth MoBo -Intel i7 4930K -NVIDIA GTX 780 Ti -32 GB DDR3 @ 1600 MHz -AData 128 GB SSD (install...