- Joined
- Nov 7, 2022
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- Motherboard
- Lenovo Legion Y520
- CPU
- i7-7700HQ
- Graphics
- GTX 1050 Ti
Greetings Earthlings
Very new to the Hackintosh community but through all the detailed and thorough documentation on these forums, I have been able to setup Monterey on an Intel H510 chipset (MSI H510m A Pro) running a i3 10100 and an R9 270 GPU (needed spoofing) without much issue.
HDMI audio output works fine and front panel audio output (to an AV receiver) works fine too, though I had to mess around with NVRAM bootargs to get the ALC897 output working (needed layout id 11)
What I don't quite understand is how the front panel audio outputs to headphones and av receiver work fine, but the rear audio panel does not. And yes, I am using the correct output port on the rear panel. Is this purely a peculiarity of Earth engineering, or have I made a Gromflomian-level error?
Yours truly,
King Flippynips
P.S. Pluto is indeed a planet. Do not trust science or Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Edit: Solved this issue by setting boot-args alcid=12. guess you just have to run through the gauntlet of possible layout ID's until you find one that fully works, not just half works.
Very new to the Hackintosh community but through all the detailed and thorough documentation on these forums, I have been able to setup Monterey on an Intel H510 chipset (MSI H510m A Pro) running a i3 10100 and an R9 270 GPU (needed spoofing) without much issue.
HDMI audio output works fine and front panel audio output (to an AV receiver) works fine too, though I had to mess around with NVRAM bootargs to get the ALC897 output working (needed layout id 11)
What I don't quite understand is how the front panel audio outputs to headphones and av receiver work fine, but the rear audio panel does not. And yes, I am using the correct output port on the rear panel. Is this purely a peculiarity of Earth engineering, or have I made a Gromflomian-level error?
Yours truly,
King Flippynips
P.S. Pluto is indeed a planet. Do not trust science or Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Edit: Solved this issue by setting boot-args alcid=12. guess you just have to run through the gauntlet of possible layout ID's until you find one that fully works, not just half works.
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