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37 minutes ago, Jake Lo said:

Install Karabiner-Elements app and re-assign the Fn keys

See here for example

This works perfectly! Thank you kindly. 

1 hour ago, Jake Lo said:

Just use Hervé patch or add Whatevergreen.kext to /L/E

What combo key are you using to control the brightness?

Does it do the same from preference pane 

Awesome, Whatevergreen basically fixed the glitch. Only appears for 0.2 seconds which doesn't bother me.

For the brightness controlles, I use FN+F4 and FN+F5 which are the native keys. If I use the preferences it works fine. I have attached a video

https://photos.app.goo.gl/ckHj6oi6MGn8bLYg7

In the video you can see I press brightness up once, it then continues to be held without me touching anything until I press brightness down. After that the brightness keys do nothing until I reboot. 

Thanks for both your replied. 

Herve, I tried your patch which managed to reduce the glitch to less than a second but it was still visible...

Jake Lo, I noticed your patch has a slightly different number (25) at the end, which sadly didn't affect the boot glitch at all. Also the brightness keys are still playing up. I have attached a new debug file. 

debug_23361.zip

Almost have a fully functional hackintosh! Woo! Only some small remaining problems I'm trying to iron out. 

The first one is when using my brightness keys they seem to get stuck. For example if I press brightness up once, it continues to increase even after I let go, the same with brightness down. 

Lastly upon booting my hackintosh, there is a temporary graphics glitch for 2-4 second which then returns to the loading screen with the progress bar. I have attached a picture of the glitch. 

debug_4187.zip

To further this. I replaced the wireless card which seems to have fixed the issue? 

I dont know if it's just because I removed the battery but it now seems to be working.

1 hour ago, Jake Lo said:

try this config file

config.plist.zip

Sadly still not working. Please see attached:

debug_13202.zip

On 2/23/2019 at 9:47 PM, Jake Lo said:

replace AppleHDA_ALC283 with this one

Just wondering if you have any other ideas?

Unfortunately that hasn't worked. It did however, magically fix my USB 3.0...

I have attached a new debug log.

debug_17486.zip

33 minutes ago, Jake Lo said:

post debug file, click link on problem reporting in my signature file

Please see attached. Thank you.

debug_14263.zip

Hey all,

This is my first time setting up a hackintosh and I've successfully got Mojave running on my Latitude 3440 but for the life of me can't get sound to work.

I have a AppleHDA_ALC283.kext in my /Library/Extensions folder and have set my "Audio Inject" in my config.plist to 3 to no avail. 

My speakers are showing in DPCIManager with these values:

Audio Device: 0x80869C20

Sub Device: 0x10280606

Codec ID: 0x10EC0283

Revision: 0x0003

Codec Name: Realtek (Unknown)

Any help will be appreciated!