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Sigmatel 9200, etc. Issues Solved


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I've closed these posts, but made them availiable in a merged topic for you guys to browse through.

 

Thanks to Taruga and others, the AppleHDA Patcher v1.15 supports Sigmatel 9200.

 

I'm pleased with Taruga's efforts and so should you guys!

 

Here's to InsanelyMac, OSx86, and everyone else!

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1.15 only gives me internal speakers..

 

Is there a way of getting headphone out jack to work and also to mute speakers/automute?

 

 

 

EDIT:

1.20 now gives me output from onboard and headphones, but no mute function at all.

 

not really solved without that.

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hi,

 

i have a toshiba portege M400 with a sigmatel 9200 audio.

 

i use the 1.20 and the 1.15 HDA Patcher, but my sound don´t work.

 

please help me. which linux dump file use you for successfully patching?

 

 

Lu

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yeah um. i wouldn't exactly call this "Issues Solved" considering the fact that the makeshift method to getting sound to work still works like {censored}.

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After looking through james2marts' kext. I discovered something while reverse engineering it. The reason it might not work with Sigmatel 9200 codec is because your Device/Vendor ID might be incorrect.

 

First, download the kext first.

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?act...st&id=31721

sudo -s 
password: <---- type your password when sudo asks for it
chown -R root:wheel SigmaTelAudioDriver.kext 
chmod -R 755 SigmaTelAudioDriver.kext

 

Now, right click on the kext and go to /Contents/Info.plist

 

Where it says

<key>IOPCIMatch</key>
		<string>0xCCCCCCCC</string>

Change the CCCCCCCC to your device id / vendor id.

 

Save.

 

Now open a new terminal window and type

tail -f /var/log/system.log

 

Now on the Terminal window where you did the chown-ing type

kextload SigmaTelAudioDriver.kext

 

This worked for me... If it did or didnt work or you, could you post your system.log file here? Thanks

SigmaTelAudioDriver.kext.zip

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After looking through james2marts' kext. I discovered something while reverse engineering it. The reason it might not work with Sigmatel 9200 codec is because your Device/Vendor ID might be incorrect.

 

First, download the kext first.

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?act...st&id=31721

sudo -s 
password: <---- type your password when sudo asks for it
chown -R root:wheel SigmaTelAudioDriver.kext 
chmod -R 755 SigmaTelAudioDriver.kext

 

Now, right click on the kext and go to /Contents/Info.plist

 

Where it says

<key>IOPCIMatch</key>
		 <string>0xCCCCCCCC</string>

Change the CCCCCCCC to your device id / vendor id.

 

Save.

 

Now open a new terminal window and type

tail -f /var/log/system.log

 

Now on the Terminal window where you did the chown-ing type

kextload SigmaTelAudioDriver.kext

 

This worked for me... If it did or didnt work or you, could you post your system.log file here? Thanks

 

Everything goes great until I get to "kextload SigmaTelAudioDriver.kext" it shows SigmaTelAudioDriver.kext is not authentic (chech ownership and permissions; run with -t for details.

 

I added my vender id to the info.plist, had to save to desktop, and replace the info.plist in the kext package.

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getting Kernel panic right after apllying Taruga's patch (no metter 1.15 or 1.20)

 

using Voodoo 9.6.0 kernel by AnV

 

(tryed 9.5.0 Voodoo kernel - same result)

 

retail install 10.5.6 Leopard

 

Device: Dell Inspiron 1300

Sigmatel 9200

 

any ideas how to make this device produce any sounds ? ;)

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I have a Dell XPS140 running iDeneb 10.5.6. I got the sound working by using the AppleHDA Patcher 1.20. I haven't tried using the headphone jack or microphone jack yet. Let me know if anyone gets them working or not. But everything you need to know about this is on another thread here AppleHDA Patcher Support

 

Device:

Dell XPS M140

1.86Ghz Pentium M

1GB Kingston Ram

80GB Hitachi IDE Hard Drive

Intel 2200B/G Wireless (still doesn't work btw)

Integrated 10/100 ethernet (works with AppleBC44x driver selected at install)

Sigmatel 9200

Sony DVD +-RW DW-Q58A

 

Shot me a email if you have any question on how I got this working with my setup.

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1.15 only gives me internal speakers..

 

Is there a way of getting headphone out jack to work and also to mute speakers/automute?

 

 

 

EDIT:

1.20 now gives me output from onboard and headphones, but no mute function at all.

 

not really solved without that.

Same problem here;there is no way of separating speakers of headphones? I Tries to put the headphones, it hears ok, but the sound also is heard from the speakers;I want to have only headphones if the jack is on.Also no mute function.Thanks !

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Hi guys,

 

I m newbie.linux programming or apple.

 

My rig is Dell inspiron6400.

Audio card is Sigmatel 9200.

 

So I did my kext installation as below:

 

1) I took the copy of SigmaTelAudioDriver.Kext paste over to System\Library\Extensions

 

2) Then delete Extensions.mkext

 

3) Update my SigmaTelAudioDriver.kext dev id=0x7690 in the content folder.

 

My problems, nothing happened.

When I delete the trash can, there is sound.

But when I tried to play .mp3 via itunes, there is visual things going on, but no sound.

 

I notice there are other apple audio .kext files in the Extensions folder.

Should I do something about it?

Where my mistake?

 

Thanks in advance.

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