MultiBeast Audio Failure [Solved]

[P1LGRIM]

A silly question, if I run multibeast on my Sierra installation, do I have to select ALL of the options or just audio?

If you only want to change one thing then that is what you should select, nothing else.

 

[NZRichard]

Solution:
Re-run Audio portion of MultiBeast after rebooting from system drive.

Are you saying - "don't load the audio driver for the first MultiBeast install. Load the audio driver for the second install"?

TIA

 

[MacMan]

Only install the audio driver from MultiBeast after you install Clover and booting from where you installed Clover.

 

[NZRichard]

Only install the audio driver from MultiBeast after you install Clover and booting from where you installed Clover.

So, after installing and setting up Sierra/High Sierra we run MultiBeast to install Clover on the HDD/SSD. Then reboot the HDD/SSD and rerun MultiBeast, and this time install the audio driver.

Thanks for the clarification.

 

[dalyshane]

no luck for me I try to rerun multibeast and get an error message

 

[NZRichard]

no luck for me I try to rerun multibeast and get an error message

What happens if you select the Clover boot loader and the audio driver and then click "Install"?

 

[fillg1]

from the MultiBeast 10.0 Changelog

- Removed Drivers -> Audio -> Realtek ALCxxx -> ALC269 (BRIX only)
- Removed Drivers -> Audio -> Realtek ALCxxx -> ALC283 (BRIX Pro and NUC only)

Does this mean that Gigabyte BRIX OnBoard Audio is not supported anymore?
Will another driver work?

 

[toleda]

Does this mean that Gigabyte BRIX OnBoard Audio is not supported anymore?

Removed from MultiBeast 10, 2 choices:
1. MultiBeast 9
2. audio_cloverALC.command.zip

 

[sam777]

no luck for me I try to rerun multibeast and get an error message

few days back i got the same catch but anyway i managed it. You can try-
Right click->MultiBeast->Show package Contents->Resources-> run VoodooHDA-v2.9.0d10.pkg

 

[carpenge]

few days back i got the same catch but anyway i managed it. You can try-
Right click->MultiBeast->Show package Contents->Resources-> run VoodooHDA-v2.9.0d10.pkg

Nice, thanks for this. I haven't had audio for a year. Too lazy to figure out how to fix it, haha.