From a9ba084c8722307bc55bc671ba7b55ef7c787f2a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: James Sassu Date: Tue, 21 May 2019 21:15:09 -0400 Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md --- utilities/Audio Configurations/README.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/utilities/Audio Configurations/README.md b/utilities/Audio Configurations/README.md index 61b3f2f..5b34d81 100755 --- a/utilities/Audio Configurations/README.md +++ b/utilities/Audio Configurations/README.md @@ -12,4 +12,4 @@ Configurations for patching the sound setup on this hackintosh build ### AppleALC -- This folder contains the Lilu plugin AppleALC.kext which is another option for sound functionality on this device. This kext works different by patching the sound configuration on the fly every time the system is loaded unlike the option above which creates a physical kext just for this configuration. AppleALC.kext will function on many different devices provided you have the proper layout-id to reference in the config.plist so that it knows what configuration you're using and it can make the proper adjustments when its loaded. I have modded this kext to work perfectly with the sound configuration of ALC3232 based hardware. The stock kext presents an issue with microphone functionality. I used the files from the ALC3232 configuration and compiled them in place of ALC292 in the AppleALC.kext source code and then used Xcode to compile a new kernel extension and the sound configuration is now perfect. I recommend using this setup as its the same as the other with the added bonus that it supports more hardware than just thin device. +- This folder contains the Lilu plugin AppleALC.kext which is another option for sound functionality on this device. This kext works different by patching the sound configuration on the fly every time the system is loaded unlike the option above which creates a physical kext just for this configuration. AppleALC.kext will function on many different devices provided you have the proper layout-id to reference in the config.plist so that it knows what configuration you're using and it can make the proper adjustments when its loaded. I have modded this kext to work perfectly with the sound configuration of ALC3232 based hardware. The stock kext presents an issue with microphone functionality. I used the files from the ALC3232 configuration and compiled them in place of ALC292 in the AppleALC.kext source code and then used Xcode to compile a new kernel extension and the sound configuration is now perfect. I recommend using this setup as its the same as the other with the added bonus that it supports more hardware than just this device.