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Toleda magic. Thank you.

I did a direct upgrade to 10.13 High Sierra from 10.12 Sierra on my H77n-wifi and converting to APFS. The only thing that didn't work post upgrade was audio. I ran the script: audio_cloverALC-130.command.zip and it worked great. It confirmed ALC892, I answered y, y, y and restart. Viola. Sound.
 
Just wanted to report my findings with these kexts AppleALC/Lilu

I have the ASUS Z97i-Plus. The GREEN port plays in stereo. The Front panel "headphone" port plays in left side ONLY. Blue Port/Pink Port have no sound. HDMI(Intel GPU) No Sound (FakePCIID_HDMI_Audio.kext loaded)


Have not tested DisplayPort nor Optical Out yet.
 
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Hi Guys,

I upgraded with success to High Sierra my customac with GA-Z77-DS3H.
The mobo got Realtek ALC887 codec, so until now, i installed with success the ALC887 legacy driver from MultiBeast.
Using the MultiBeasta 10.0.0, i`m unable to install the audio driver.
The installation failed message appear when pressing the Build button.

Checked the path ~/Library/Logs but there no MultiBeast.log.

For GA-Z77-DS3H shouldn`t i install Realtek ALC887 codec via MultiBeast?
If yes, where is the MultiBeast.log in High Sierra, to check for more info?
If no, how should i setup the audio?

Thanks,
Robert


LE: Manage to install and sounds good

A. II. AppleHDA Realtek Audio Methods
  1. Download/View Raw/audio_cloverALC-130.command.zip
  2. Mount EFI/EFI Mounter v3
  3. Double Click Downloads/audio_cloverALC-130.command
  4. Enter Password
  5. Answer questions (y/n)
  6. Terminal/Shell/Export Text As... -> Optional step
  7. Restart
B. vit9696/AppleALC - AppleALC
1. Download & extract vit9696 and AppleALC kext.
  1. AppleALC
  2. Lilu
2. Run EFI Mounter v3
3. Place the kexts under /EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other
4. Restart

C. MultiBeast -> Download latest MultiBeast version.
  1. Tool
    • Same technique as cloverALC
  2. Enter Password
  3. MultiBeast/Drivers > Audio > Realtek ALCxxx:
  4. Select Codec √ (see VI. Realtek Codecs, below)
    • Default, installs codec specific files into S/L/E/AppleHDA.kext/ and /L/E
    • ALC885/889a
    • ALC887/888b Legacy v100202 - Intel 4/5 Series motherboards
    • ALC887/888b Current v100302
    • ALC888 Legacy v100202 - Intel 4/5 Series motherboards
    • ALC888
    • ALC889
    • ALC892
    • ALC898
    • ALC1150
    • ALC1220
    • ALC1120A (ASUS ROG STRIX Only)
  5. As appropriate √ (see VII. Audio IDs, below)
    • USER: Default, sets config.plist/Devices/Audio/Inject/1 (Audio ID: 1)
    • Optional 3 Port (5.1) Audio, sets config.plist/Devices/Audio/Inject/2 (Audio ID: 2)
    • Optional HD 3000/HD 4000 HDMI Audio, sets config.plist/Devices/Audio/Inject/3 (Audio ID: 3)
    • Optional 100/200 Series Audio, sets config.plist/ACPI/DSDT/Patches/Rename HDAS to HDEF (note: disables HDMI audio, use ssdt, see VIII. Audio ID Injection, below)
  6. MultiBeast/Build/Install
  7. Success, restart
  8. If not, see X. Problem Reporting (below)
 
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Hi Guys,

I upgraded with success to High Sierra my customac with GA-Z77-DS3H.
The mobo got Realtek ALC887 codec, so until now, i installed with success the ALC887 legacy driver from MultiBeast.
Using the MultiBeasta 10.0.0, i`m unable to install the audio driver.
The installation failed message appear when pressing the Build button.

Checked the path ~/Library/Logs but there no MultiBeast.log.

For GA-Z77-DS3H shouldn`t i install Realtek ALC887 codec via MultiBeast?
If yes, where is the MultiBeast.log in High Sierra, to check for more info?
If no, how should i setup the audio?

Thanks,
Robert


LE: Manage to install and sounds good

A. II. AppleHDA Realtek Audio Methods
  1. Download/View Raw/audio_cloverALC-130.command.zip
  2. Mount EFI/EFI Mounter v3
  3. Double Click Downloads/audio_cloverALC-130.command
  4. Enter Password
  5. Answer questions (y/n)
  6. Terminal/Shell/Export Text As... -> Optional step
  7. Restart
B. vit9696/AppleALC - AppleALC
1. Download & extract vit9696 and AppleALC kext.
  1. AppleALC
  2. Lilu
2. Run EFI Mounter v3
3. Place the kexts under /EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other
4. Restart

C. MultiBeast -> Download latest MultiBeast version.
  1. Tool
    • Same technique as cloverALC
  2. Enter Password
  3. MultiBeast/Drivers > Audio > Realtek ALCxxx:
  4. Select Codec √ (see VI. Realtek Codecs, below)
    • Default, installs codec specific files into S/L/E/AppleHDA.kext/ and /L/E
    • ALC885/889a
    • ALC887/888b Legacy v100202 - Intel 4/5 Series motherboards
    • ALC887/888b Current v100302
    • ALC888 Legacy v100202 - Intel 4/5 Series motherboards
    • ALC888
    • ALC889
    • ALC892
    • ALC898
    • ALC1150
    • ALC1220
    • ALC1120A (ASUS ROG STRIX Only)
  5. As appropriate √ (see VII. Audio IDs, below)
    • USER: Default, sets config.plist/Devices/Audio/Inject/1 (Audio ID: 1)
    • Optional 3 Port (5.1) Audio, sets config.plist/Devices/Audio/Inject/2 (Audio ID: 2)
    • Optional HD 3000/HD 4000 HDMI Audio, sets config.plist/Devices/Audio/Inject/3 (Audio ID: 3)
    • Optional 100/200 Series Audio, sets config.plist/ACPI/DSDT/Patches/Rename HDAS to HDEF (note: disables HDMI audio, use ssdt, see VIII. Audio ID Injection, below)
  6. MultiBeast/Build/Install
  7. Success, restart
  8. If not, see X. Problem Reporting (below)


Tried all three methods, can see my audio devices in settings, but no sound. Youtube playback does not work ether when audio device selected. Z270n-WiFi from Gigabyte with ALC1220 on board. Anyone knows what I'm doing wrong?
 
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