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Old 04-30-2009, 12:15 AM
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Originally Posted by ouija View Post
Does this work with just the regular old ALC861 in my Toshiba laptop?

I tried installing the AppleHDA.kext file, and my sound still works (which is a plus) but it's no different that what I had before (basic sound out without any volume control or inputs)

However, I am a bit of a newb (and chicken shit) when it comes to messing around with my OSX setup, and I had no idea what you meant by:


So I haven't done this -- How do I do that exactly? Would this solve my issue (of not having any volume control and/or inputs?) or is that because I have the ALC861 (and not the ALC861-VD)?

Because I didn't know how to do the above, I tried using a copy of an HDAEnabler.kext file that I found but it failed to load any sound driver when present, so I deleted it and am now back to square one.

If you could please elaborate on how to do the second step of the instructions quoted above it would be greatly appreciated. As in how to I mod the DSDT? (no idea what your reffering to) and how do I add the EFI string? (using EFIStudio or something?)

Thanks for your help!!
A Linux codec dump should show you which kind of HDEF audio controller it is...
If you have DSDT patcher just use it and next edit the device AZAL or AZLA to HDEF in the dsdt_fixed.txt and run ./Tools/iasl -tc dsdt_fixed.txt and install the .aml file to /DSDT.aml (Cham V1 with DSDT override or Cham V2 needed)
Next use IORegistryExplorer to look up PCI paths (or use EFI studio / OSX86Tools) after reboot for the EFI patch... add the options as shown in the codebox and write it to com.apple.Boot.plist
after reboot the AppleHDA device should be attached to the HDEF device and the sound should work...
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