Am I Missing Something
Ok well I just removed AppleHDA and any other enabler I had installed. but VoodooHDA still gives me this kernel panic. Am I missing like a kext or something? because I think thats why there are dependancy errors... If somebody could help…
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Ok well I just removed AppleHDA and any other enabler I had installed. but VoodooHDA still gives me this kernel panic.
... modules in backtrace (with dependancies)
org.voodoo.driver.VoodooHDA(0.2.1)@0x16db7000->0x1bdd8fff
dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOPCIFamily(2.5)@0x122f6000
dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOAudioFamily(1.b.5fc3)@0x10b3e000
com.apple.iokit.IOAudioFamily(1.b.5fc3)@0x20b3e000
dependency: com.apple.kext.OSvKernDSPLib(1.1)@0x20b3b000
BSD Process name coressponding to current thread:kernel_task
Mac OS Version:
9G55
9.5.0 Voodoo KernelAm I missing like a kext or something? because I think thats why there are dependancy errors... If somebody could help me figure this out, it would make my year. I am Sound away from having a perfect hackint0sh.. and VoodooHDA gets the job done... Please Help
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i removed AppleHDA because i thought they would conflict with each other.. I am placing it in S/L/E.. should i be placing it in E/E? and if so, how do i do it? in my extra folder there is no Extensions folder so I would have to create one but how do i make an Extensions.mkext? also what dependencies are needed to run it out of E/E?
yes but then it still gave me mounting issues.. weird.. so i got the correct seatbelt and all better. could this be a problem with my kernel/version not supporting VoodooHDA?
Well same KP with 9.6.0 AnV installer.. going to try something really quick..
Nope, still KP..
Tried 0.2.2 and KP again..
Eh forget it.. Complete reinstall with iATKOS, and so far EVERYTHING is working.. Im pretty happy.
Thank you for all your help tho!
Well, its back.. What happend.. I updated to 10.5.8. It went into a boot loop, so I reinstalled all my drivers from the iATKOS disc(I asked my friend for it again) and then VoodooHDA kp is BACK!which makes no sense.. So i reinstalled everything(clean, erased and repartitioned Disk) and Im STILL getting the voodooHDA kp.. Wtf? How is this possible? If I erased the disc completely and It was working on a clean install before how could this happen? Any ideas(its the same KP only with the 9.7.0 Qoopz Kernel).. Please help!
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you removed voodoohda but voodoohda is giving you errors? that dosn't really make sense, did you rebuild all extensions.mkext? (assuming the one in /extra?)
Your Kernel Panic shows that you're using 9.5.0 Kernel - so I guess you reinstalled iPC again - did you select 10.5.5 seatbelt.kext at customization?
Well it says something about depencies on IOPCIFamily.kext so you should try without VoodooHDA again and check, if has been loaded...
> "kextstat | grep IOPCIFamily" if it doesn't return anything, you should check if there are any error visible on /var/log/system.log
I already wrote that into your second topic - having your codec dump migth help us to help you.
Well anyway - I attached an AppleAzaliaAudio.kext file - it should work on chips with the following device IDs 0x10ec , 0x14f1 , 0x11d4 , 0x434d & 0x8384
Give it a try if it matched with yours.