Mavericks: No Audio - Realtek ALC AppleHDA [Guide]

[toleda]

I used multibeast 6.4.2, selected noDST, ALC887 Legacy

Your codec is 887_v100302, use MultiBeast/887 Current.

 

[fxbeta]

My build: GA-Z87MX-D3H (Realtek ALC892), i7 4771, Mavericks 10.9.4 w/ Chameleon

I downloaded the AppleHDA8Series.sh script and am following the instructions which say to run these two commands:

./AppleHDA8Series.sh -b AppleHDA
./AppleHDA8Series.sh -b AppleHDA -b AppleHDAController

The first one works. But the second one encounters an error:

Copying AppleHDAController ...
Bin-patching AppleHDAController ...Warning: no match found for: __ZN18AppleHDAController17gfxMatchedHandlerEPvP9IOServiceP10IONotifier
Error: no match found for: __ZN18AppleHDAController18setupHostInterfaceEv

So I still do not get any audio. Any clues?

Thanks.

 

[toleda]

The first one works.

MultiBeat is the obvious choice.
If not, use the one that works. The second one is for HD4600 HDMI audio.
See post #1, Problem Reporting.

 

[toleda]

There are attachments.

Where?

 

[bannana77]

Where?

Here they are again. It's probably less than the information you need. Like I said, I'm a beginner and I don't understand how to get you the information for questions 4-10 in the IV. Problem Reporting section. I understand you're a busy person and don't have time to teach me how, but if you could at least point me in the right direction so I could learn how to answer those questions, that would be much appreciated.

 

[jborn]

Cinema Display does not use the onboard codec, it uses USB or DisplayPort. The latest MultiBeast always has the latest AppleHDA.kext. For MultiBeast settings, see Post #1/Installation, Mavericks: Audio - Realtek ALC AppleHDA

toleda,

Thanks much!

I ended up walking through the "How to Use HDAEnabler module with Chimera" guide and everything seemed to be in place, so in my case I believe I just had to update the AppleHDA.kext. I was already using Chimera 3.0.1, the HDAEnabler1.kext and the HDAEnabler2.kext were not in the /System/Library/Extensions directory, the HDAEnabler.dylib file was in the /Extra/modules directory (I'm assuming because I was using Chimera 3.0.1 already) and /Extra/org.chameleon.Boot.plist already had the HDAEnabler set to Yes and the HDEFLayoutID set to 01000000.

So I ran MultiBeast again, selected the Realtek ALC892 and installed and rebooted. Once done I had sound coming out of my speakers again!

Jeff

 

[discotrotksy]

Description of problem:
No audio devices for input/output. see 2 screencaps (input and output devices)

System info:
OSX 10.9.4, Gigabyte GA-Z68XP-UD3P, BIOS version F6, i5 2500k, GeForce 480GTX


Procedure: I followed your instructions in the HDA guide -> ran latest multibeast, used multibeast, chose the needed flags for other stuff (pcirootuid = 1 and graphicsenabler=yes, don't think these are important but i'd rather be thorough. ), added driver for alc889 and for onboard lan (which is working fine).
Note, first time i ran i mistakenly selected alc887, but then reran with alc889 selected. Including attachment multibeast.mb.

There are no sound assertions in console (I am meant just to search for sound assertion/sound assertions right?), and i've included my dpcimanager screencap and system information. Somewhat concerningly, there is no intel high definition audio section besides the devices section.

Ive also included my chameleon boot plist as requested, as well as the boot log from DPCI manager. Looking through that, it does mention something about routing the audio through HDMI (which is something that once caused me issues in win7 with this machine). I'll keep digging, make sure i don't have any bios settings off.

Thanks in advance, man.

 

[toleda]

No audio devices for input/output

No audio codec. Verify BIOS/HD Audio enabled.

 

[discotrotksy]

As far as I can tell it's enabled?
I've grabbed a photo of all the relevant bios panes. I went through the whole bios and don't see an option for HDaudio, do you mean azalia codec? I've got that set to auto (only option besides disabled). Otherwise I must have missed it, any idea which page it would be under?

 

[toleda]

any idea which page it would be under?

It shows as Azalia.
Choices:
1. Extract dsdt and rename dsdt/AZAL/Audio ID: 1, see How to Add or Edit dsdt/HDEF v2
2. Download edited dsdt from DSDT Database and install, enable Audi ID: 1, see How to Add or Edit dsdt/HDEF v2