Realtek ALC233 Apple HDA No Mic & Headphones

[black.dragon74]

I have not all free time in the world, but I still have some.

Any further developments in this case brother?

 

[Former-User-108696]

Any further developments in this case brother?

Yes, but not AppleHDA Patches developer or any things hackintosh.
but it has some things to be done before
I retire completely AppleHDA patches.

 

[black.dragon74]

Can be fixed with hda-verb like on my u430 ALC283?

I would like to try it. Please assist me. I guess it might fix that issue.

 

[RehabMan]

I would like to try it. Please assist me. I guess it might fix that issue.

Read the Intel HDA spec so you understand how to use hda-verb...

 

[black.dragon74]

Read the Intel HDA spec so you understand how to use hda-verb...

Could you please narrow it down for me? And tell me what to do. What verbs or commands to send?

 

[RehabMan]

Could you please narrow it down for me? And tell me what to do. What verbs or commands to send?

Unfortunately, it requires a background in AppleHDA patching, and knowledge of the Intel HDA spec. It is not easy and you shouldn't expect a silver bullet fix.

Note that there is already configuration data for ALC233 in CodecCommander.kext...

 

[black.dragon74]

Unfortunately, it requires a background in AppleHDA patching, and knowledge of the Intel HDA spec. It is not easy and you shouldn't expect a silver bullet fix.

Note that there is already configuration data for ALC233 in CodecCommander.kext...

Actually I have alc 3236. Both are quite similar. And I know about HDA patching. I have done it in the past. Please assist me.

 

[RehabMan]

Actually I have alc 3236. Both are quite similar. And I know about HDA patching. I have done it in the past. Please assist me.

Read post #64. Perhaps you will have better questions after you gain some background knowledge.

 

[black.dragon74]

@RehabMan I really don't know how to thank you. I have now successfully fixed this issue.

Note that there is already configuration data for ALC233 in CodecCommander.kext...

This line gave me a hint. I went through the info.plist file and saw there were two verb-commands for ALC 283 & Others
All I need to do is send those commands whenever I replug headsets.
The command is: hda-verb 0x19 SET_PIN_WIDGET_CONTROL 0x25 (0x19 being the node address)

The good thing about it is you can send the commands anytime. After sleep too. I have made a executable script and copied it to /usr/bin

#!/bin/bash
hda-verb 0x19 SET_PIN_WIDGET_CONTROL 0x25            
echo -e "Done"

I'm left with one question. Isn't there a way to execute this code automatically every time we replug headsets?
Thanks a ton!

 

[black.dragon74]

Also, what is your say on the idea that we make an apple script and loop it to run every 5 mins?

Will it be a good implementation?