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[plsh2me]

Ok...
Thank you
So,
00A71C(2)0 00A71D10 00A71EA1 00A71F00  convert to 00A71C20 00A71D10 00A71E81 00A71F03
00b71C10 00B71D10 00B71E21 00B71F03
00C71C30 00C71D01 00C71EA7 00C71F90  
00D71C40 00D71D01 00D71E17 00D71F90

Do I have to add a new verb- 00C70C02 (where as 0x0C is int. speaker node) ?

Layouts ->  PathmapRef
ExtMic MuteGPIO=1342242826
IntMic MuteGPIP=1342242828

Is that ok if I put the values on indicated places?
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[Micky1979]

see my last post (I was still writing), for muteGPIO....

ok, ok I did not see that you have already seen!

EDIT

use this tool for debugging your modification:

Andy Vandijck

[plsh2me]

Micky1979, on 10 November 2012 - 01:04 PM, said:

verbs may be as follows:

00a71c20 00a71d10 00a71e81 00a71f03  ???


muteGPIO?
if you are using in Platforms

22
24
10  Pin complex ExtMic

IN VREF_80,  according to your codec_dump:

80 + 0100 + NID 10

in Hex:

50 + 0100 + 0a = 5001000a in decimal= muteGPIO 1342242826

...seem


Micky

Where to put the muteGPIO value?
Under Headphone or IntSpeaker ... ?

and

Do I have to add a new verb- 00C70C020.

Ok, Done!!!!!

Device found, but no input controls

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[Micky1979]

What's the mean of "boom device"? .................sorry I'm Italian

[plsh2me]

Micky1979, on 16 November 2012 - 06:11 PM, said:

What's the mean of "boom device"? .................sorry I'm Italian

Sound boaster soft for mac.
http://www.globaldelight.com/boom/

Lo so che sei un Italiano .

Grazie !!!
Palash

[dgrx]

@ Micky1979,
Thank you very much for the great tutorial. It is very clear and easy to understand, even for noobs like me .
I now have a very basic AppleHDA that works with with my 92HD75B3X5. Only internal speakers at the moment, but with your examples I'm sure I can figure out the rest.
Thanks again for taking the time to put this together, so people like me can learn to do things for ourselves

[Micky1979]

dgrx, on 30 November 2012 - 07:24 PM, said:

@ Micky1979,
Thank you very much for the great tutorial. It is very clear and easy to understand, even for noobs like me .
I now have a very basic AppleHDA that works with with my 92HD75B3X5. Only internal speakers at the moment, but with your examples I'm sure I can figure out the rest.
Thanks again for taking the time to put this together, so people like me can learn to do things for ourselves

Thank you,

I hope that you will find the rest of your audio device!

Micky

[ridertahiti]

Hello, i have an IDT 92HD75B3X5, i try to apply your tutorial but doesn't work.

No card detected.

I have attached a file with all step file and the final Kext AppleHDA.kext.

Can you see what is wrong ?

Thank you

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[Micky1979]

ridertahiti, on 16 December 2012 - 04:28 PM, said:

No card detected.

This means that no device appears in System Profiler? If so, it means that the binary, is not patched correctly.

Have you looked if into the script of @bcc9 support this codec? Otherwise you have to change it manually, and then try again

Micky

[ridertahiti]

Yes you right.

But i don't realy know how to manually change the script.

Can you help me too ?

Tks

[Micky1979]

I just looked into the bcc9 script, IDT 111d7603 is already present!
When clicking on a patch-hda, you have to write 111d7603, and he changes the binary of AppleHDA.kext in System/Library/Extension.

You also have to adjust the Layout.xlm and Platforms, with minimal editing.
To activate AppleHDA must have into dsdt, the "layout-id" that enables him.

In Annex are the three files, with only speakers and headphones to start trying.
I assume you're using OSx Lion, as in your AppleHDA.kext, the .xlm files were not compressed.

Micky

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[tvcat]

Hi, Micky1979

can you post the codec dump of the IDT 92HD91BXX ?
I try to make IDT 92HD99BXX work but failed, so i need your codec dump to compare with mine. Thanks.

[Micky1979]

tvcat, on 20 December 2012 - 06:23 AM, said:

Hi, Micky1979

can you post the codec dump of the IDT 92HD91BXX ?
I try to make IDT 92HD99BXX work but failed, so i need your codec dump to compare with mine. Thanks.

Sure,
attached.


Micky

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[tvcat]

Thanks. Let me try again and let you know the result.

[ridertahiti]

Hey i have tried to patch the appleHDA so now i have just the Intel High Definition Audio on Audio (Built In).
I think i have to modified the three files to get sound.
Can you help me to configure the xml files ? on the first file that i have attached i put all that you need to create the xml file.

Gaetan.

[Micky1979]

It seems you already have the answer to your question!

With the tool of Andy, you were able to check what happens if you change the value, and this in my opinion is not important for the functionality.
Even if your jack is back, this did not prevent it from working


Micky

[zoltankr]

22 => 24 => 17, or
21 => 23 => 17

the mic works on both paths. Any logic behind that?

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[Micky1979]

I think

22
⬇
24
⬇
17

but try both, I had to do so, to remove the doubts.
Your codec is very similar to mine, so I think you can edit my files, changing the codec id in layout12.xlm, and Nodes where different in Platforms.xlm.
Obviously also change the pinconfig in info.plist.... and again the codec id.

Micky

[zoltankr]

Micky1979, on 13 January 2013 - 10:21 PM, said:

I think

22
⬇
24
⬇
17

but try both, I had to do so, to remove the doubts.

No difference, just the values. (22=>24=>17 or 21=>24=>17)

[ridertahiti]

Time for me Micky ?