Sound "plops"

[tonymacx86]

This thread is funny- I've never had any audio 'plops' on my UD2- I hope it's not a manufacturing defect!

 

[themac]

A pleasure to bring some laughter into your life!

 

[cbooty]

Definitely not a system sound - and I agree that it sounds almost like the result of a discharge once that circuit is live.

My question is how did someone figure out that changing the name in the symbios.plist would fix the issue - never would have come up with that one.

Anyway, I'm happy and "plop" free

 

[NikosF]

Fantastic - the 'plop' was one of the few annoying artefacts of my UD2 hackintosh. I was prepared to live with it until I saw this thread - solved it. Thanks!

 

[tonymacx86]

This is probably my favorite thread so far. Simple title, simple solution. I ran across the issue myself recently and had to change to MacPro4,1. I had only been using the back stereo jack, and switched to headphones, and sure enough...

Plop.

Glad this is now a non-issue.

 

[javimdq]

Tony, can you post your smbios.plist for MacPro4,1? Thanks!.

 

[tonymacx86]

It's in MultiBeast- but here ya go. Make sure you're using AsereBLN's RC4 for Memory recognition in System Profiler while using this. Not essential, but cool.

 

[javimdq]

Thanks for the file!!!

I'm using Chameleon RC5 pre8 as booter, works fine for me.

Regards,

javier

 

[niclasc]

Works fine here as well. No more "plops"

 

[auntyjamima]

anyone notice their cpu temps going up after changing to macpro4,1? I also checked my log files and i have this strange thing:

3/6/10 7:35:33 PM kernel AppleTyMCEDriver::start coreVIDPID = 0x2c518086 Number of packages = 1 Number of cpus = 8 memory monitor trough MCA

probably has something to with this kext. don't know why this doesn't happen in the imac bios.