ALC1150 on GA-Z170-Gaming-K3 motherboard about bugtracker

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@vit9696 commented

Hi,
It is not possible for me to help you right now, but I can check that everything goes by design if I look at the log. Please install a debug kext, add -alcdbg to boot arguments, and run
cat /var/log/system.log | grep AppleALC
Copy the results here within a spoiler tag or something.

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@arsradu commented

Hi vit. :)

Will do. I just can't get my hands on a debug version of this kext. And as you probably remember, compiling one didn't go so well for me. :)) I couldn't find the resulting build although Xcode said "Build Successful".

Can you help?

I got an info.plist using the codec-info.command. There might be a problem with the layout id. Wanna check it out?
Info.plist.zip

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@vit9696 commented

Xcode has file list panel on the left. Compiled binaries display in the Products section, right click on the kext and choose Show in Finder. There also are precompiled binaries on the release page.

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@arsradu commented

Ok, will try that, as well.

It's weird cause I do have Layout Id set to 1 in Clover. Still in the Info.plist, the ID seems to be 0.

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@arsradu commented

As I suspected, it looks like a problem with the layout ID.

Here's the log, from the debug build:

Mac:~ radu$ cat /var/log/system.log | grep AppleALC
Jun 17 00:23:11 localhost kernel[0]: calling mpo_policy_init for AppleALC
Jun 17 00:23:11 localhost kernel[0]: Security policy loaded: AppleALC Kernel Extension (AppleALC)
Jun 17 00:23:13 bucmac0053 kernel[0]: AppleALC: alc @ layout-id was not provided by controller at HDEF
Jun 17 11:57:10 localhost kernel[0]: calling mpo_policy_init for AppleALC
Jun 17 11:57:10 localhost kernel[0]: Security policy loaded: AppleALC Kernel Extension (AppleALC)
Jun 17 11:57:12 bucmac0053 kernel[0]: AppleALC: alc @ layout-id was not provided by controller at HDEF
Jun 17 13:05:41 localhost kernel[0]: calling mpo_policy_init for AppleALC
Jun 17 13:05:41 localhost kernel[0]: Security policy loaded: AppleALC Kernel Extension (AppleALC)
Jun 17 13:05:42 localhost kernel[0]: AppleALC: alc @ layout-id was not provided by controller at HDEF
Jun 17 13:40:44 localhost kernel[0]: calling mpo_policy_init for AppleALC
Jun 17 13:40:44 localhost kernel[0]: Security policy loaded: AppleALC Kernel Extension (AppleALC)
Jun 17 13:40:44 localhost kernel[0]: AppleALC: alc @ layout-id was not provided by controller at HDEF
Jun 17 16:04:58 localhost kernel[0]: calling mpo_policy_init for AppleALC
Jun 17 16:04:58 localhost kernel[0]: Security policy loaded: AppleALC Kernel Extension (AppleALC)
Jun 17 16:04:59 localhost kernel[0]: AppleALC: alc @ layout-id was not provided by controller at HDEF
Jun 17 16:22:31 localhost kernel[0]: calling mpo_policy_init for AppleALC
Jun 17 16:22:31 localhost kernel[0]: Security policy loaded: AppleALC Kernel Extension (AppleALC)
Jun 17 16:22:31 localhost kernel[0]: AppleALC: alc @ layout-id was not provided by controller at HDEF
Mac:~ radu$

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@vit9696 commented

Do not use clover configurator, edit Info.plist manually. This looks like not an AppleALC bug.

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@arsradu commented

Info.plist? You mean config.plist, right?

I did use Clover Configurator to edit it. But it's still ok, even if I edit it manually.

What about the info.plist zip file I sent earlier? Does that help in any way?

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@vit9696 commented

What about FixHDA (or HDEF) in ACPI patches do not remember the exact name?

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@arsradu commented

It's FixHDA, Vit. But it's not checked/enabled.
The only patch I applied in that section is Rename HDAS to HDEF. Is it necessary for your kext?

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@vit9696 commented

I think it is. I generally edit SSDT myself, so I am not sure what changes are ncessary for Clover. Read its manual ;)

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@arsradu commented

Well...if the target of the kext is HDEF (which I suppose it is), then the rename is ok, since now I do have HDEF in ioreg (I had HDAS before).

I need to find a way to change my layout-id from 00 00 00 00 to 01 00 00 00 (if I'm not mistaken).
Any idea?

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@vit9696 commented

0 layout-id is missing layout-id, i.e. likely missing _DSM. You must fix your DSDT either with FixHDA or with SSDT edits. OEM DSDT does not contain _DSM methods in HDEF even if renamed.

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@arsradu commented

With FixHDA I get a KP and can't boot anymore. I extracted the DSDT and...maybe I don't know where to look (most likely) but I seem to have _DSM. I wish Clover would work with this as it used to work with my previous build. :(
Can you help to get this fixed? I have no clue where to go from here. Might look easier to you. But to me it's like Klingon.

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@vandroiy2013 commented

Try to use arbitrary device injection in clover. Read clover manual.
http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/282787-clover-v2-instructions/?p=2163533

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@arsradu commented

Hi, Vandroiy

I was looking into that this morning, but...in my boot.log, I don't have any Realtek device (I looked for 10EC and Realtek) so...I'm not sure where to start with this method. But interestingly enough, I can see the device in DPCI Manager.

boot.log.zip

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@vandroiy2013 commented

Use bdmesg in terminal to get clover bootlog for PCI address information.
Also you should look Audio Device but NOT CodecID

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@arsradu commented

Ha! Found it! :D

0:100 0:000 PCI (00|00:1F.03) : 8086 A170 class=040100

Ok, I'll get on Arbitrary. It's the first time I do this. I hope I'm not gonna break anything. :))

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@vandroiy2013 commented

I suggest you to move to the clover topic. This place is for discussing AppleALC issues.
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