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Headphone not working properly in latest update. #115
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Can confirm this issue is present. |
@shwiseman: Whats the build number of the latest version you are both referring to? |
@the-darkvoid I believe plain. The computer only lists "10.14.3" as the version. My configuration: |
Can confirm, headphone jack is not working properly in the latest build. The sound is very quite and the volume change sound is garbled and cracks. |
the build number is 18D109 |
I am wondering that it is not macos version that matters. Maybe it is new clover setup causes the problems. |
Tested this against build 18D109. Headset is working as expected. Note that I do not have CodecCommander.kext installed at all. If you use AppleALC with 0x0b layout, you don't need CodecCommander.kext in /L/E. Remove CodecCommander.kext and any left-over AppleALC256.kext from /LE and rebuild kext cache. |
I have done what you said. Removing CodecCommander and rebuilding the cache with layout 0x0b and AppleALC. The change is that now internal speaker working, but has no good luck on the headphone jack, it is now with a uncleared glitched sound. BTW in your previous commits. I literally forgot to remove CodecCommander but AppleALC still works. Just a mention. Thanks for your effort! |
Hello,last night i was reinstalled my system and i had the same problems;However, I find a solution and I have solved this problems. I hope this will help you. |
This fixed it for me, headphones work now |
Mine still do not. i7-7500U |
I'm not sure if it is necessary but in the AppleALC commit (db5ffed) there were other changes to the repo, especially in /Clover/ACPI/patched |
@magneticchen I think the macos version does not matter. I have not upgraded to 10.14.3 and I am still having the same issue. I am using 10.14.2 now. |
This solution worked for me. I have to put the kext file in /EFI/EFI/clover/kext/others folder. It would not work it the kext is put in /L/E. |
Hello,I thing maybe this kext will help you to solve the problem. |
Mine is i7-7200u. Can it make a difference? |
Can confirm this issue persists. Completely fresh install of Mojave 10.14.3 (18D109) with latest repo. ComboJack does however correct the issue. Would be a plus if CJ wasn't needed. Thanks. |
Works for me. |
Based on feedback VerbStub.kext was already present, however the repository setup script now also includes the ComboJack user daemon installation. This is in the latest commit. When I have time I'll do a pull request against ComboJack to make it work with CodecCommander as well, which has had a hda-verb client extension since a number of years for these exact use cases. |
Thanks man! I have the same codec on my Dell Inspiron 7567 and hope we can get it to work with CodecCommander. This should mean easier for new OS versions since CodecCommander is more widely used. |
Pull request was submitted to hackintosh-stuff/ComboJack@a5fb1b9 and merged successfully. |
In previous version I can use AppleALC by changing dsdt audio value to 0x0b. But in the recent version with macos 1.14.3. I can't hear any voice from headphone port. And I've installed codecommander and rebuilt kext caches for the new update.
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