Full Version: Asus P5GD1-VM board and no sound
I was wondering if anyone else has this issue and what they have done to fix it. I installed Jas 10.4.6 on my machine that uses a P4 3.0 630 and a Asus P5GD1-VM. Now supposedly the sound is supposed according to the wiki but it does not. I have even updated the OS to 10.4.7 with no luck. Any ideas?
According to a quick search, you have ALC861 audio. Read the following post (be sure to read the text under the quote in that post):
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?sho...ost&p=92041
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?sho...ost&p=92041
Yeh that post worked for me.
I used the GUI and did apple+I on the folder that contains the plist file and changed the permissions from system to me. Then I edited the file in text edit. Then I set the permission on the folder back to system. I think I might have changed the permissions on the file itself but I can't really remember. Definately on the folder though.
I used the GUI and did apple+I on the folder that contains the plist file and changed the permissions from system to me. Then I edited the file in text edit. Then I set the permission on the folder back to system. I think I might have changed the permissions on the file itself but I can't really remember. Definately on the folder though.
QUOTE (indiekiduk @ Jul 26 2006, 08:37 PM) 
Yeh that post worked for me.
I used the GUI and did apple+I on the folder that contains the plist file and changed the permissions from system to me. Then I edited the file in text edit. Then I set the permission on the folder back to system. I think I might have changed the permissions on the file itself but I can't really remember. Definately on the folder though.
I used the GUI and did apple+I on the folder that contains the plist file and changed the permissions from system to me. Then I edited the file in text edit. Then I set the permission on the folder back to system. I think I might have changed the permissions on the file itself but I can't really remember. Definately on the folder though.
Sound on ALC861... How?
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