Sound Doesn't Work No Matter What I Try

[Trevnerdio]

Ok, what once was an easy fix has now turned into a nightmare. Before, it was so simple to get audio to work. But now that my whole Hackintosh works perfect (almost) the sound doesn't work! I've developed somewhat of a phobia to VoodooHDA (too many KPs) and it doesn't work anyway. I have the ALC892 codec or whatever. Please help.

Thanks, Trevor

 

[danosx86]

Hi,

Your mainboard got an ALC892 chip, as you have already hinted. There's plenty of kexts for that. If you want to modify your DSDT or original AppleHDA.kext, follow these guides:

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=149128
http://www.projectosx.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=465

Good luck!

Best regards,
Daniel

 

[Trevnerdio]

Hi,

Your mainboard got an ALC892 chip, as you have already hinted. There's plenty of kexts for that. If you want to modify your DSDT or original AppleHDA.kext, follow these guides:

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=149128
http://www.projectosx.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=465

Good luck!

Best regards,
Daniel

Thanks for your help! But...this stuff is a little over my head lol

 

[danosx86]

Hi,

Well, then just go for one of the Kexts

VoodooHDA never worked for me. Always kernel panics or other details making it absolutely useless - last thing was on my Samsung N150, during boot voodooHDA caused incredible feedback, never found out how to get rid of that...

Did you try Multibeast with the ALC enabler?

Best regards,
Daniel

 

[Trevnerdio]

Hi,

Well, then just go for one of the Kexts

VoodooHDA never worked for me. Always kernel panics or other details making it absolutely useless - last thing was on my Samsung N150, during boot voodooHDA caused incredible feedback, never found out how to get rid of that...

Did you try Multibeast with the ALC enabler?

Best regards,
Daniel

I did...multiple variations should I mention that I'm using iBoot to boot still? I can't get it to boot from the hard drive. It just gets stuck at the Apple logo and sits there without the spinning icon deal. That's when I use the ATI Experimental bootloader since I have an ATI Radeon HD 5770...