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danieleds / Asus-UX32VD-Hackintosh

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Thanks for this great job #2

Open DzmitryT opened 8 years ago

DzmitryT commented 8 years ago

Yesterday i've made upgrade of the OSX on my laptop using files from yours repo. Graphics, FN-keys and so on working like a charm. But, audio i can get working only with VoodooHDA, like on my previous Mountain Lion & Mavericks installations. Also, i have added VboxHfs-64.efi to my Clovers' drivers64UEFI folder and enable it in the config.plist. In other cases there no OSX partitions has been shown at the boot menu. May be it's a clover-related version-specific issue, but i think it should be mentioned in the README like a one of the troubleshooting steps. Regards, Dzmitry.

dinokent commented 7 years ago

No OS X partition shown when boot up, you will need to manually create in BIOS, with option EFI\CLOVER\CLOVERX64.EFI

I got the same issue if Audio, no luck on Voodoo too.

rafaelmaeuer commented 3 years ago

Hey @danieleds I want you to thank for this great repository too!

It was a great help for being able to patch my own DSDT and improve work on my UX32VD-Repo until today, which is working almost perfectly with Big Sur.

Although it is long time ago you may remember why choosing usb_6-series.txt patch in favour of usb_7-series.txt? Hackintool shows, the built-in usb is 7-series...

Another question: how did you find out the correct values for graphics_HD4K_low.txt patch? Seems like magic for me.

If you do remeber of some details and find the time to answer I would be pleased!

danieleds commented 3 years ago

Hey @rafaelmaeuer, I'm sorry I couldn't reply at the time and then I forgot.

Unfortunately I remember nothing more than what I had annotated in this repo. I hope you've been able to get some answers anyway, as your repo looks so good! :)

rafaelmaeuer commented 3 years ago

hey I am really pleased about your answer. You are right I did figured out what I wanted to know, but thanks again for sharing your work, as it was really a big help as starting point into the hackintosh world.