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In my case I have a TP-Link TL-WN725N v1.0 nano usb wifi with same chip and the drivers from the included realtek's link and it is working perfectly in Maverick. From IOReg: IDProd:0x8176 IDVendor:0xbda

yes USB is working fine now after including the flags in the clover configuration. Regarding the battery, could you be more specific on the issue? You can install the debug file from ACPIBatteryManager.kext and check in the console the output to better identify the issue. In my case after a proper DSDT patching, is working ok.

yes, the audio might be a little low (haven't compared with Windows though). I haven't checked yet how to increase the gain (I guess there might be a way in the config file.) Which mic, internal mic or jack mic? Have you compared my codedump with yours? What it might happen is that your model has a different node for the mic. Changing just the node for the mic shouldn't be too difficult. Just look at the guide and the details of my post which includes the nod numbers and the codec verbs calculations: https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/1967-applehda-binary-patching/page-3 Have a look at it and if you need help let me know. Regarding patching the DSDT, I've seen this, http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/287901-how-to-get-intel-7-series-usb-30-fully-working-step-by-step-guide/ Loot at point "Step #3 - USB 3.0 fix" I haven't tested yet though.

Thanks a lot for your input. I've included both flags in Clover conf and now I don't have problems when I sleep it.

Here you have it. Have you made the USB 3.0 working? I'm having problems with sleep using the latest GenericUSBXHCI kext codec_dump0.txt.zip

ence, Thanks for your input. I've also migrated to Maverick and it's working quite well. I'm using an ad hoc DSDT generated by EMlyDinEsH Audio: I've patched AppleHDA as per EMlyDinEsH guide and it is working quite well. The only issue is waking up EADP output(speakesrs) but with the flag in Elan kext there is no problem to solve it. I've attached it would you like to test it. BT/WIFI: Same issue Bluethooth: It is detected but there is no way to make it working (checking it in several forums) Wifi: Will never work. Using a TP-link mini USB dongle. Dual boot is working quite well from HDD using CLOVER configuration I've found from HP Elitebook:https://www.dropbox....198h/3GDjlCCzZj I've tried your's but it doesn´t work. Also, if you want to use ACPIBatteryManager.kext, you can easily patch your DSDT to make it working with the following file:https://github.com/RehabMan/Laptop-DSDT-Patch/blob/master/battery/battery_ASUS-N55SL.txt AppleHDA.kext.zip

I answer myself... I didn't realize that I have one kext in CLOVER directory and another one in S/L/E and I was modifying the one in S/L/E. Once I have only one in CLOVER with the flag set, it works perfectly.

Hi, I've migrated to Maverick and all work like a charm. what I have: - Asus S550CM - Elan v2.8.3 - ALC270 However, even though I have in info.plist the flag "ALC269JackSense" set to YES, now after sleep the speakers don't work (it works at the beginning at start up). The issue is with teh EAPD since after sleep all in/outs work but the speakers which is an EAPD out. Was this feature removed from the last Elan version? Thanks,

Post the one you have it working at least the mic (anerik70) and I will compare with the Codecgraph output to try to help you. I was able to make it working by doing some try/error patchs based on the different options.

I've done it just one time, so I'm not an expert, but my recommendation: - Start with a patched AppleHDA that at least loads and have something working (speaker, mic, etc ..). HAve you tried the one generated by Dinesh for 269? - From there, make incremental changes with one of the input or output and test the new patch to see if you have made any progress. - Use Codecgraph to better understand the different connections (I've generated one from your code_dump and attahced). The graph helped me a lot to try different paths and to correct the initial one I had partially working - If you're not going to use one of the input/outputs (like the SPDIF I've seen in your dump) or don't know how to implement it, disable it (F0 00 00 40) Good luck achivio.txt.svg.zip

EMlyDinEsH, FYI, ALC270 suffers the same jack sense issue after sleep than ALC269. ​I've fixed it by activating your patch in your Elan Touchpad kext. Quite useful! Thanks.

Gracias realmadrid for your efforts and time. I've tested but the kext doesn't load. What I've done is, based on the patched kext for the K55vm in EDP, I've generated a new one with the following setup (taking into account the info from codecgraph): Input: -Internal mic:9-34-18 -External mic:8-35-24 Output: -Speakers:20-13-3 -Headphones:33-12-2 and the codec verb following EMlyDinEsH guide: 01271C10 01271D01 01271EA6 01271F90 01471C20 01471D01 01471E13 01471F90 01871C30 01871D10 01871E81 01871F02 02171C40 02171D10 02171E21 02171F02 01470C02 and with the attached one it works like a charm. Since ALC270 also suffers the jack sense issue, it is required to activate the patch included in ElanTouchpad kext to avoid stop working after sleep. EMlyDinEsH, thanks for your guide. really helpfull. AppleHDA.kext.ALC270.zip

Hi, I've followed your guide to patch my appleHDA for an ALC270 for my Asus S550 but I'm not able to finish patching it because I'm missing some data from the code_dump.txt information. I generated the codedump file with unbuntu 12.04 and I've tested that both speakers and mic (internal and jack) work properly in unbuntu, so the driver is detecting the ALC270 properly. My problem starts when extracting the Pin Complex nodes, since I only identify three, two for output (speaker -> 0x14 and headphones -> 0x21) but only one for mic (internal mic -> 0x12). I'm missing the external mic node. Furthermore, in the Pin Complex Node 0x12 for the internal mic, there is no connection: field so I don't know where to connect to. Thus, up to now, the PathMaps that I'm able to draft are: 3->13->20 (speaker) 2->12->33 (headphones) However, if I generate a Codec Graph, I get the following PathMap for the mic inputs: 18->34->9 (0x12 - 0x22 - 0x09 Internal Mic) 29->35->8 (0x18 - 0x23 - 0x8 External Mic) Is that layout correct? If so, what pin Default should I use for the External Mic? Here you have my codedump and codecgraph files. Sound_dump.txt Sound.txt.svg.zip Thanks for your help. Edit: Here you have also the regedit dump from windows 8 just in case is of any help: CodeDumpWIndows Regedit.txt

Not too old, an Acer i3 desktop and I don't think the issue is with the keyboard since I have the same behaviour with a microsoft bluetooth mouse.

That is my major fear and this is why I still I boot with an externak usb stick with chameleon. I have the system almost full operative with the great work from EMlyDinEsh and his DSDT/SSDT patch but I don't want to install the boot loader until I have it clear that it can be done without braking the current set up with Windows 8 (and have to reinstall it).