VoodooHDA 3.x

[Max.1974]

My compiled version 3.6.5 is good! Using my VoodooHDA Builder  

 

For Gigabyte Aorus Z790 Elite AX F16 (Bios)

 

 

[Max.1974]

For Gigabyte Aorus Z790 Elite AX F16 (Bios) 

VoodooHDA-3.6.5.kext.zip

[deeveedee]

@Max.1974 @Slice @MaLd0n  Should we all be building a custom VoodooHDA for our hacks?  I have always used the kexts provided by Slice and MaLd0n (modifying only Info.plist as needed), but I'm open to your advice if you think that re-building the kext makes any difference.

[Max.1974]

48 minutes ago, deeveedee said:

@Max.1974 @Slice @MaLd0n  Should we all be building a custom VoodooHDA for our hacks?  I have always used the kexts provided by Slice and MaLd0n (modifying only Info.plist as needed), but I'm open to your advice if you think that re-building the kext makes any difference.

 

One option I recommend is compiling it on each person’s own machine, as this optimizes it for their particular hardware and provides exactly the conditions intended by the VoodooHDA project.

I simplified the process with VoodooHDA Builder. It now removes the old kexts, and after a reboot—with Xcode and the Command Line Tools installed—it builds the latest version of the kext, creates the package, and opens it for installation. This allows us to install it quickly, safely, and without errors, making our lives much easier. 

 

https://github.com/maxpicelli/VoodooHDA-Builder 

 

 

 

 

 

[deeveedee]

@Max.1974 No offense, but that doesn't make any sense to me. Do you have a reference about this that I can learn from.  I personally don't think anyone needs to be custom-building VoodooHDA, but I'm open to having my mind changed.  If anyone else believes that they need to custom-build VoodooHDA, I'd like to learn why you think so.

 

Thanks for your patience with my learning.

Edited 48 minutes ago by deeveedee