Mountain Lion: MultiBeast - No Audio/Solutions and Problem Reporting

[Going Bald]

Looks like you installed 10.8. Sound Assertions do not stop boot, however, a graphics problem does. The 660 is the problem. Two choices: 1, remove the 660, GE=Y and boot with HD4000 as primary display, or 2. leave the 660 installed, install the dsdt, GE=N, boot with the HD4000 as primary.

Got that right in one. Only problem is I have no idea where the "duplicate driver" came from. Booting with HDMI connected to onboard and iGPU as primary gfx device gets me this


still have the sound assertions, though.

 

[toleda]

Got that right in one. Only problem is I have no idea where the "duplicate driver" came from. Booting with HDMI connected to onboard and iGPU as primary gfx device gets me this

still have the sound assertions, though.

Duplicate driver problem is caused by incorrect dsdt edits; Sandy Bridge (HD3000) instead of Ivy Bridge (HD4000). Patch a fresh dsdt.

You will have sound assertions with the native AppleHDA.kext, graphics kexts fail to load and incorrect or missing HDEF and HDMI audio dsdt edits. However, with the exception of a damaged AppleHDA.kext, audio problems do not prevent successful boots; it simply means no audio.

 

[Chakamad]

Hi Toleda,

I hope you can help me with my problem.

Sound disappears after 10-20 min after a reboot sounds work again for 10-20 min.

GA-EP45-UD3R Bios Version F12 rev.1
OS:10.8.4
CPU: Intel Q9650
Ram: 8GB
Graphics: Nvidia 9800GT
Sound: According to Gigabyte ALC889a

Used the DSDT-GA-EP45-UD3R-1-1.0-F12.aml and tried as well without DSDT. Using Multibeast 5.3.1 and selected ALC885/889a

Getting this in the console not sure if it is related

19/7/13 10:50:50.404 AM coreaudiod[1517]: Enabled automatic stack shots because audio IO is inactive
19/7/13 10:52:04.953 AM coreaudiod[1517]: Disabled automatic stack shots because audio IO is active

 

[toleda]

Sound disappears after 10-20 min after a reboot sounds work again for 10-20 min.

Getting this in the console not sure if it is related

Usually caused by a third party kext or app. Console messages not relevant. Suggest clean install.

 

[roweniii]

I'm a noob at Hackintosh so if I'm not giving the correct information needed for some help please tell me what I need to get and I'll do my best to do so. This is pretty well my first experience with Hackintoshes in general, so I don't know where/how to get some of the reports that might be helpful in diagnosing my lack of audio.

I built the Custo-MacMini 2013 build outlined here at http://www.tonymacx86.com/351-building-customac-buyer-s-guide-may-2013.html#mini with 16g RAM and have most everything working. The only hardware I changed is a TFX PSU (I needed a different shape to fit my custom-built case) and I swapped out the onboard mini-pci wireless for an Atheros 9280. Otherwise pretty well exactly what the build calls out.

I've got HDMI video working fine (didn't need anything to work, "it just does" which is perfect) but no audio. I've tried several options outlined in the forum and several of the various kexts available through multibeast (latest version available on this site). I am not yet adept at dealing with Apple kexts like I would be with the Windows side but I'm handy and want to learn. My audio problem is not dire, the computer is running like a champ without it, but I'd like to have it working at some point.

Can anyone help with this?

 

[toleda]

II don't know where/how to get some of the reports that might be helpful in diagnosing my lack of audio.

See Post #1 of this thread.

 

[Chakamad]

okay will try to have a look at some kext files and clean first before reinstalling

 

[vittusaatana]

Hello!

First Hackintosh install here, so first a big thank you for all who have contributed to the community!

Here goes the report.

1. Description of audio problem, include the following information:
Everything installs as expected, shows in hardware lists as should; yet still no sound.

2. Motherboard/processor/OS and version/graphics
Gigabyte GA-Z77-DS3H rev. 1.0 / i7 3770 / Gigabyte GTX580 1.5GB (No HDMI) / OSX 10.8.4

3. Procedure/Guide Used/AppleHDA.kext version
Unibeast 2.0.1, Multibeast 5.3.1, loginfailed's guide for DS3H rev.1.1

4. Extra/dsdt.aml (if installed)
N/A

Attached:
5. copy of IOReg
6. Console/All Messages/kernel Sound Assertions selected/Save Selection As…..
7. Screenshot of System Information/Hardware/Audio/Intel High Definition Audio (not Devices)
8. Screenshot of System Information/Hardware/Graphics/Displays

 

[toleda]

Here goes the report.

Looks like audio is working, what problem are you trying to solve?

 

[Immatry]

Hey,

This is my first hackintosh and I'm hoping to get some help from this great community. For now, my computer only boots in safe mode but I'm hoping to get all the kinks out before I work on that problem. When I go to "sound" under "system preferences", no audio output shows up. I've tried plugging in stand-alone speakers and a screen with speakers but nothing appears under output devices.

Gigabyte z77x-UD5H motherboard
Intel i7 3770 processor
OS X 10.8.4
Graphics: (in About This Mac Overview) Display 64 MB of shared system memory
(I'm trying to use Intel's Integrated Graphics HD4000 and don't have a graphics card)

I used the guide from Lifehacker
http://lifehacker.com/the-always-up-to-date-guide-to-building-a-hackintosh-o-5841604
and this bios settings guide
http://www.tonymacx86.com/99-quick-guide-configuring-uefi-gigabyte-s-7-series-lga-1155-boards.html

I read that my motherboard doesn't need a dsdt file.

I hope you can help. Thanks for your time.