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The S netbook is NOT an Apple product and was never intended to run Mac OSX. Fortunately, enthusiasts have found ways to make OSX run on our netbook. However, the process may not be smooth for some. Make sure you have patience and time to get it to run. Most importantly, motivation to read and learn. This forum contains enough information to get OSX running. Most problems you may encounter can be solved just by reading through the forums or searching. So please take the time and read through the forums!
VoodooHDA
by icemank121 » Sun Apr 12, 2009 4:24 pm
The source for VoodooHDA has been released, and while a little rough, it works. The code is available at http://voodoohda.googlecode.com/. I found a binary at http://tinyurl.com/dme53c Installed it and it works great, no more Audieee, and internal mic is partially working, and from what i've read plugging in headphones auto switches now! enjoy!
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Re: VoodooHDA
by ingnarn » Mon Apr 13, 2009 3:27 am
Do u have to remove anything such as audieee, CHUD, AppleAzaliaudio?
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Re: VoodooHDA
by bpl07 » Mon Apr 13, 2009 9:22 am
1. In terminal, sudo rm -r the AppleAzalia kext
2. Remove audieee from you startup programs in System Preferences > Accounts > Login Items
3. Use Kext Helper b7 to install VoodooHDA.kext
4. Reboot and enjoy!
I would recommend building the kext on your machine from source, some users on the insanelymac forum have reported issues using prebuilt binaries. To do this:
1. svn checkout the source (explained on the google code website in the source tab)
2. open the xcodeproject file in XCode
3. change the target to Release (you get tons of console messages with Debug as the target)
4. Build it, then follow the steps above to install it.
I haven't tested the driver completely, but the mic inputs show up on the input list in sound preferences now, and my headphones are recognized automatically without needing audieee anymore.
2. Remove audieee from you startup programs in System Preferences > Accounts > Login Items
3. Use Kext Helper b7 to install VoodooHDA.kext
4. Reboot and enjoy!
I would recommend building the kext on your machine from source, some users on the insanelymac forum have reported issues using prebuilt binaries. To do this:
1. svn checkout the source (explained on the google code website in the source tab)
2. open the xcodeproject file in XCode
3. change the target to Release (you get tons of console messages with Debug as the target)
4. Build it, then follow the steps above to install it.
I haven't tested the driver completely, but the mic inputs show up on the input list in sound preferences now, and my headphones are recognized automatically without needing audieee anymore.
Last edited by bpl07 on Tue Apr 14, 2009 1:44 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: VoodooHDA
by ikeny » Mon Apr 13, 2009 11:59 am
Would anyone care to share their VoodooHDA.kext built on an S10 ?
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Re: VoodooHDA
by cturnr » Mon Apr 13, 2009 12:10 pm
and does the mic really work? i am not going to do this without a working mic, to much hassle
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Re: VoodooHDA
by bpl07 » Mon Apr 13, 2009 1:41 pm
I think the automatic audio switching when inserting/removing the headphone jack is enough to justify switching to voodoohda. I'll post mic results in a little while.
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Re: VoodooHDA
by icemank121 » Mon Apr 13, 2009 2:15 pm
Headphone switching works, no more audieee, and I can hear my self on the internal mic through the speakers after messing the the input levels, but the little input meter in System Preferences/Sound shows nothing, the mic is working but the systems isnt picking it up. Still, for a first version its an amazing step, we will see what people add to this driver, and I'm sure they will since the code it freely available.
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Re: VoodooHDA
by flibblesan » Mon Apr 13, 2009 9:03 pm
ikeny wrote:Would anyone care to share their VoodooHDA.kext built on an S10 ?
Second this please. I don't have the room to install the developer tools on my S10e. It would be extremely appreciated please.
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