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Has Anyone Managed ALC892 (MSI X99A SLI PLUS) to Work as Native AppleHDA on El Capitan 10.11?


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thats not possible, because of other path maps, and other hardwareconfig...

 

Same Realtek Chip, but different^^

 

I know stupid... but its how it is :-)

Actually, I'm stupid because I never noticed that it said "for Intel motherboards". Lol

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x99, use native 10.9.5 AppleHDA.kext (v2.6.3) with x99 AppleHDAController fix.

Oh, that i didn't know, sry...

In theory vanilla applehda works on x99 boards with the controller fix? (i mean not only the 10.9.5 version)

 

Cheers :-)

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On 10/19/2015 at 1:13 PM, Ramalama said:

But you can patch your AppleHDA :-)

 

https://github.com/toleda/audio_RealtekALC

 

Look there, its an easy script to do that :-)

 

Working applehda is not a problem, you need just to patch it :-)

Vanilla AppleHDA would not work, that what i wanted to say :-)

 

Cheers!

I know it's been almost 3 years, but I looked at my reply and yours, and I was like, "What an Idiot I was!" Hahaha
I did the trick on High Sierra (found the script on some other website whose name I don't recall) only because the mic was the only thing that wasn't working, and now everything works perfectly! :D
Even back then, I was looking for a way to patch the AppleHDA instead of using a different kext like VoodooHDA or something similar. The word "native" is what caused the confusion. 

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On 10/17/2018 at 6:03 AM, weedm8 said:

Any chance you could post your clover files and any other tricks you used? I'm running X99A SLI Plus with 5820K and could use some help with the install.

I apologize for the super late reply, weedm8. Unfortunately, I lost everything Hackintosh-related back then, and I just got back in the game. I managed to install Catalina 10.15.5 using a method I've never used before, then I got the "damaged installer" error, and changing the date further back didn't solve the problem, so I had to mount the DMG file I had stored in Windows partition (User desktop) via Disk Utility (weird how a successful boot never seems promising at first with the amount of restarting/kext testing/patching I have to go through), and run the installer via Terminal. I installed it on a USB2.0 Sandisk Cruzer, and it worked decently fast, surprisingly, then I used Paragon Hard Disk Manager (I LOVE GERMANY! <3) to copy the partition on the USB to a newly-created partition from my main SSD. I love how Paragon Hard Disk Manager didn't have to restart + switch to a different boot mode to take a chunk as big as 64GB out of my Windows C:\ partition. xD I remember hitting a similar jackpot with EaseUS Partition Master, but partitioning the C:\ partition without having to restart has been kinda rare lately. Maybe it has something to do with which files are running/affected, and which files aren't.


Too bad Apple and NVIDIA had a falling out, and now I can't even get RTX 2080 Super to work (right now I'm trying to change the resolution using SwitchResX). It's so ironic that 2 prestigious companies that are arguably made of the same dough aren't getting along. It's even more ironic that when I finally got to afford a powerful graphics card, I don't get to see it rocking macOS. It makes me wanna develop the damn driver myself if I just knew how, and I know that I need to be Legion to pull off something like that.

Anyway, If you're interested, here's an EFI folder for Catalina 10.15.5. I hope you have an AMD card. ;D
Let me know how it goes. Good luck!

 

EFI.zip

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