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- Elitebook 820
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- Mac
Hello -
I've been working away at this Probook 11 and have a stable installation of Sierra. I initially installed using Unibeast/Sierra but when I tried post installation with Multibeast it wrecked it. So all post installation has been done using Rehabman's hot-patch system and treating it as a Probook 4x0 G3. (I seem to be the only person who has tried this Probook 11 and that's only since I changed the motherboard from a G1 Pentium to a G2 Intel i3.)
I've worked through various problems and most are sorted. So it's now good except for audio, power management and wifi. The power management I think I can sort using Rehabman's guide to patching laptop DSDT/SSDTs (I used to write 8-bit assembler back in the 1980's so chopping up 16 bit numbers comes naturally!), and the wifi/bluetooth I can test using a DW1520 which is in my Elitebook 820 G2 - I'm currently using a USB dongle as those cards are selling for silly money on eBay.
But I'm flummoxed on the audio. It's Conexant CX 27024 and I feel I've been through all permutations of Rehabman's AppleHDA_Probook.kext, Insanelydeepak's and Mirone's patched AppleHDA's, changing around layout ID's, and so on. There's either something I should have been changing somewhere and haven't or vice versa. I haven't managed to get it to find a single input or output device whatever I've done.
So I'm now back to square one. All the "vanilla" AppleHDA kexts I have - and it's quite a few - are different sizes so I have installed the one from my Elitebook 820 G2, which also runs Sierra, into S/L/E. Linux shows two seperate codecs - #0 is the speakers etc and #2 is the HDMI. "System Report" on the Probook says the Audio ID is 7 and shows potential devices but they don't appear in Sound/Preferences.
Attached are the reporting files, plus the Linux codec dumps, plus a screenshot of system info, plus the CPUZ report should it help. If anyone could guide me in the right direction I'd be very grateful.
Thanks.
I've been working away at this Probook 11 and have a stable installation of Sierra. I initially installed using Unibeast/Sierra but when I tried post installation with Multibeast it wrecked it. So all post installation has been done using Rehabman's hot-patch system and treating it as a Probook 4x0 G3. (I seem to be the only person who has tried this Probook 11 and that's only since I changed the motherboard from a G1 Pentium to a G2 Intel i3.)
I've worked through various problems and most are sorted. So it's now good except for audio, power management and wifi. The power management I think I can sort using Rehabman's guide to patching laptop DSDT/SSDTs (I used to write 8-bit assembler back in the 1980's so chopping up 16 bit numbers comes naturally!), and the wifi/bluetooth I can test using a DW1520 which is in my Elitebook 820 G2 - I'm currently using a USB dongle as those cards are selling for silly money on eBay.
But I'm flummoxed on the audio. It's Conexant CX 27024 and I feel I've been through all permutations of Rehabman's AppleHDA_Probook.kext, Insanelydeepak's and Mirone's patched AppleHDA's, changing around layout ID's, and so on. There's either something I should have been changing somewhere and haven't or vice versa. I haven't managed to get it to find a single input or output device whatever I've done.
So I'm now back to square one. All the "vanilla" AppleHDA kexts I have - and it's quite a few - are different sizes so I have installed the one from my Elitebook 820 G2, which also runs Sierra, into S/L/E. Linux shows two seperate codecs - #0 is the speakers etc and #2 is the HDMI. "System Report" on the Probook says the Audio ID is 7 and shows potential devices but they don't appear in Sound/Preferences.
Attached are the reporting files, plus the Linux codec dumps, plus a screenshot of system info, plus the CPUZ report should it help. If anyone could guide me in the right direction I'd be very grateful.
Thanks.