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Cant wait, i prefer mac turned dark anyways, have had to live with it set for color inverted to fix the issues of too much white blinding me and giving me migraines. Go apple getting with the times, black and grey can be modern too!

tried stuff from there, so what i got now is if i say tell the computer to go to sleep I lose audio, but if i let it completely fall asleep on its own, then audio works 100% on wake

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thanks toleda, audio works with that. but now and prior, i cannot get audio to stick after sleep. I tried using the guides and in fact tried following this one https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/success-asus-rog-maximus-ix-hero-i7-7700k-32gb-ram-intel-630-hd.222316/ to get my audio working the...

UPDATE: AUDIO FIXED! used newest version of applealc and lilu by vit9696, and set my audio ID to 2, now internal speakers are fully working over the green back port. Also front panel audio connector working as well!

UPDATE: seems my S/L/E AppleHDA.kext was corrupted, repaired it by getting a copy from the install usb using pacifist, then replacing the old one using kextbeast, then applying some sudo cmod commands and such to repair the perms, then touched it, and it is now loading. BUT i still have zero...

So brass tacks and all, everything else is working, but for the life of me, i cannot get the AppleALC.kext and Lilu.kext provided by github vit9696, using newest versions of each kext made available. It shows I should be supported and have run through everything i can think of to atleast make...

ive found a new solution which primarily works in VMware fusion 8.5, but also generally works in parallels as well, i managed to boot win 10 with this method, I will quote myself from a previous post i made elsewhere to save time " Ok i have the solution which will work, assuming your cpu...

Ok i have the solution which will work, assuming your cpu supports VT-x, in clover run boot flag dart=0, go into bios/uefi and enable intel virtualization, save and reset, then boot into clover, use clover to turn off the system, when it shuts down unplug the computer and wait for all power to...

i did but i had to really finagle with the stupid thing, first everything in 10.12 worked except audio, then in finally getting audio i broke the USB, then i had to go make that work, but now its fine, minus the fact I cannot get a virtual machine running, also yes in 10.11 i tried everything...

since I have very close hardware to you tnhl1989 or atleast to your build, All I ask is one simple question, do you have AUDIO! that is the one thing im fighting with in 10.11, if i can fix it just by upgrading, well yipee kayee is what i say!

Could you clarify the last part. I know that hacks above 10.9 cannot run with intel VT-d but without you cannot use a VM, so how did you "enable" it to make parallels function without causing massive issues with the system boot itself? Please clarify.

First question when you updated to Sierra at anytime did you add the argument dart=0, if you did, that is probably your issue it is supposed to disable VT-d to allow your machine to boot up. Or you do not have the bios set to intel virtualization enabled. If either one of these is the answer...

Same issue here, thing is I imagine your K model Cpu does not support virtualization, and if it does my understanding is that Sierra on our hacks does not meaning in order to even boot up you would have to add the boot argument dart=0, issue with that is, assuming you have support for...

I found it, for around a 60$ price point, but im not sure many of you will like the place, just because, but here it is https://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Fenvi-FV-T919-802-11AC-Desktop-Wifi-Card-802-11-A-B-G-N-AC-BCM94360CD/106046_32778371977.html

ok well back usb 3.0 ports don't work after sleep, but hey screen can work with two key strokes, thats something. edit never mind: 2 ports that i thought did not work were being used in front of machine by using a bios switch

LISTEN TO THEANDY94 ok so i did use what he said, but keep this in mind, it will sleep, it will wake, but you need to press a random keyboard button twice, the first touch of mouse or keyboard wakes the system, the second time will in fact wake the screen, but you need to modify the bios setting...

to wake from sleep with keyboard you must do Ctrl+F12 try holding it down together for a second, a screen for sleep should pop up, put it to sleep, wait for everything to "shut down" then do same keys again, under nvidia gtx 760 this works.

edit tried something new, in bios set "boot mac os x" to first thing to boot. but still having issues where wake by mouse or keyboard gives black screen, but wake from power button wakes the system correctly edit: in bios change primary display to iGPU, when display is asleep tap any button...

my system specs are listed on my id, so for starters i did a fresh install of OS X 10.11.6 on my backup drive as a test, i used unibeast to to create a uefi bootable usb, the listed system definition when fully installed is iMac 2017, late 2012, it seems to auto assign this for best...