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How did you get Sierra to install in the Dell 7010? I have the 7010 SFF with a i5 3570 and i get a kernel panic when the apple logo shows a loading bar.
I followed the pinned sierra installation guide (Link)
Any tips? did you have any issues or follow a different guide?
thanks
William
I followed the pinned sierra installation guide (Link)
Any tips? did you have any issues or follow a different guide?
thanks
William
Quick update on the audio.
The built-in speaker and rear audio jack are now working 100% on macOS Sierra thanks to VoodooHDA.
With a fresh install of macOS Sierra:
Select and install the latest VoodooHDA drivers in Multibeast (and ignore the Realtek ALC269 drivers)
OR
Download and install VoodooHDA-2.8.8.pkg (downloaded from sourceforge.net). Reboot and test to see if the audio is working. If not, update VoodooHDA.kext to v2.8.9 (also available from sourceforge.net), repair permissions and rebuild the cache using a tool like Kext Wizard.
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If you previously messed around with AppleHDA.kext and VoodooHDA.kext like me, then you'll need to clean things up before installing the VoodooHDA package.
I had to delete and copy back the original /System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext to undo the changes made by audio_cloverALC-120.command.
I then installed VoodooHDA-2.8.8.pkg (downloaded from sourceforge.net). Ran Kext Wizard to repair permissions and rebuild the cache for /S/L/E. However, a pop up window appeared stating VoodooHDA.kext was invalid. So I deleted VoodooHDA.kext from both /Library/Extensions and /S/L/E. I then re-installed the newest version of VoodooHDA.kext (i.e. VoodooHDA.kext-289.zip on sourceforge.net) to /S/L/E using Kext Wizard. Finally, use Kext Wizard to repair the permissions and rebuild the cache for /S/L/E. Reboot and like magic, all the different sound output and input options suddenly appear.