How can I fix the built-in speaker in hackintosh 13.1 #17
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How can I fix the built-in speaker in hackintosh 13.1 |
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Uuh, excuse me? You're on ASUS ZENBOOK DUO UX481... Not Dell Inspiron laptop seriously... Please, don't spam on other project. Please ask on /r/Hackintosh on Reddit or Discord. Thanks. @Qonfused don't accept this request... And me too I don't accept this request ' |
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A better place to ask for help with your laptop would be in the Hackintosh Paradise Discord or on https://www.reddit.com/r/hackintosh/. Here are a couple things you could try or look into:
However your EFI folder looks very problematic to debug. It'd be better to start with the dortania install guide (this is the Ice Lake section for setting up your config.plist); you'll end up with a more functional system this way with fewer hurdles to jump through. An important thing to note is that you have an Ice Lake laptop with Iris Plus graphics (which is supported), but your MX230 is not supported and will need to be disabled in macOS. I'd defer to either of the two links (Discord or Reddit) after walking through the install guide; no support is given there for pre-built EFIs (and it'd be very difficult to debug in its current state). |
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A better place to ask for help with your laptop would be in the Hackintosh Paradise Discord or on https://www.reddit.com/r/hackintosh/.
Here are a couple things you could try or look into:
If you've tried every layout-id for your audio codec, you can add SSDT-HPET.aml (make using SSDTTime) and use AppleALC instead. Make sure you've found the right codec and tried all layout-ids before trying this.
You'll need to disable the VoodooPS2 mouse and trackpad plugin kexts and add
-vi2c-force-polling
to your boot args to start debugging your trackpad (assuming it's I2C). Your trackpad should be handled by VoodooI2C/VoodooRMI/etc (depending on what interface it uses).However your EFI folder…