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  1. Jake Lo
    If you had already tested different layoutid's, it means you are already using AppleALC. Only way to fix is to learn to patch the audio yourself or fix what's already out there. Here's an old guide but should still work.
  2. Jake Lo
    Most of the patches in ACPI are for the Battery hotpatches, so yes, they are require. They are paired with the SSDT's.
  3. Jake Lo
    Upgrade BIOS to A24. DSDT was patched from DSDT exported from BIOS A24, otherwise export your DSDT on A22 and I'll patch it for you.
  4. Jake Lo
    As you see in the guide, the credits to the SSDT patches goes to Rehabman. They are hot patches that apply to the DSDT during boot. Patches in SSDT-840G3 includes the following: Audio layoutid Battery Status Sleep / Wake USB Port EC SBUS PS2K The others are from Dortania's OC guide
  5. Jake Lo
    try adding this to boot arg to see if it will take precedence alcid=12
  6. Jake Lo
    Did you select 'Reset NVRam' after the changes at OC Picker?
  7. Jake Lo
    try files from here
  8. Jake Lo
    Looks like the Config has -wegnoegpu in bootArg, maybe it's not enough to disable the DGPU. Try this, replace Config file and add SSDT* to ACPI folder, reboot I also change the audio layout-id to 14, you currently have 11. See if it helps. If not, you can try the following as well by changing it under DeviceProperties/Add/PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1F,0x3) 13, 16 and 56 5568_disableDGPU.zip
  9. Jake Lo
    OK OC 0.6.4 uploaded here. Tested to boot without any issue
  10. Jake Lo
    since it's working for you, I'll update 0.6.2 to 0.6.4 and upload it later
  11. Jake Lo
    There's a bootpack for Big Sur already. Just search for it
  12. Jake Lo
    Install ALC_Fix found here
  13. Jake Lo
    Give this a try. Rename folder as EFI Asus X555L OC064.zip
  14. Jake Lo
    You should copy the EFI folder. The one in MacOSX is created when you open the folder in Windows. You can delete that. As for battery life, make sure you have 940MX disabled. It's drains the battery and is not supported. It can be disabled with an SSDT-DGPU.aml or the similar. Audio jack could be your hardware issue. Try different headset. For louder, you could try 3rd party app like Boom2 or look for another layout-id for you audio Codec.
  15. Jake Lo
    You'll need to reset NVRam. IOReg shows your alc-layout-id =1 but your the Config file shows 11 which is correct and it's not declared anywhere else.
  16. Jake Lo
    That's old. Use latest from here
  17. Jake Lo
    try this newer version of BCM5722D for ethernet, support for this device has not been that good As or the sleep upon wake could be due to using DSDT from another device not native from your system with the different BIOS version. You could export your vanilla DSDT/SSDT and I'll patch it for you. Maybe upgrade to latest BIOS before exporting. See here on how with OC But much easier if you have Clover. Doesn't even have to be bootable to the Installer, just need to get to the Clover GUI, and you could press F4 to export to the EFI partition
  18. Jake Lo
    @elgranoti You could try adding CodecCommander.kext to /L/E to fix audio issue after wakeup. Or try different layout-id like 27 which is for an Acer Aspire
  19. Jake Lo
    add these 2 kexts into /EFI/Clover/kexts/Other e7240.zip
  20. Jake Lo
    Since Catalina, the double tap & drag option has been moved to Accessibility/Pointer Control/Trackpad Options... Select Enable dragging without drag lock.
  21. Jake Lo
    Well, the caddy drive is removable like the DVD rom drive that's in that slot
  22. Jake Lo
    Add Count = 1 Enabled = Yes
  23. Jake Lo
    Try adding this patch under the kernel Identifier = com.apple.driver.AppleAHCIPort Count=1 Find = 40600200 Replace = 00000000 Comment = Patch Hotplug / Caddy"
  24. Jake Lo
    @Jorge1964 It's the same process as Big Sur that you were having issue with. As stated in that conversation, I think your issue is with the drive compatibility.
  25. Jake Lo
    This might be a compatibility issue with the QVO drive. See here Try replacing with a different Sata SSD or a known compatible NVMe drive. Samsung NVMe PM981 and PM991 are known to not work on MacOS.
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