[ciaconne]

Originally Posted by mikeguru

"Goto this link: Building 100% Vanilla on 10v (starting with fully working Audio)

The link doesn't work........

the page seems to have moved here: http://www.mydellmini.com/forum/mac-...ing-audio.html

[vapormike]

The audio fix works really well. I had it installed since yesterday and so far, it hasn't ran into any problems. Everything seems to be functioning well apart from the mute functionality when having the headphones plugged in. Other than that, its amazing!

Heres my two cents on installing the audio drivers. So, if you've installed any audio kext(s) before like the VoodooHDA, you'll have to remove it first. You should be able to find those kext(s) under: \System\Library\Extensions

Things to Download:
- Kext Helper b7
- Vanilla AppleHDA (This is the stock leopard kext file)
- LegacyAppleHDA
- HDAEnabler
- VerbHelper

Steps:
1) Remove any installed audio kext(s) from previous installation(s)
2) Restart to make sure no audio devices are detected anymore (check if there are entries in the input and output tab from system preferences > sound)
3) Open up Kext Helper b7
4) Drag and Drop all the .kext files (AppleHDA, LegacyAppleHDA, HDAEnabler, VerbHelper) into the Kext Helper b7
5) Enter your admin password in the textbox and click "Easy Install"
6) Restart your mini

This was what I did and it works on mine. I've attached a zip file with all the files you need as mentioned above. Hope it works on your dell mini!

Just for reference (if it matters at all), I installed OSX using dellEFI 125a.

Thanks to lnxneo and anguish for all the help!

[anguish]

http://www.mydellmini.com/forum/mac-...ing-audio.html <--- This is the right link. Not sure why the one referenced above didn't work, but this is the one from my first post in this thread.

[tomas]

Originally Posted by phoynak

I am stumped.... I have no sound most of the time. Once when I booted I had sound but then the next time no sound... I just ran the 0.8.1 Netbook Bootmaker... Were there certain options I should have checked off (or not checked ??) Otherwise my 10v runs fine.

Thanks

I have a similar problem. After installing the kext file, I have sound after the first reboot. However, after further reboots, I have no sound anymore.
I found out that it could be connected with file permissions. If I run disk utility and repair permissions, sound works again (after 1st reboot only).

Has anyone solved this issue?

[bsoplinger1]

Since I have a mini9 I just sort of keep half an eye on these threads...

Just 1 question and a half, I assume from what folks saying it works that the static after sleep issue is also fixed?

So that the only thing that doesn't work right it being unable to mute headphones, but that muting the regular speakers does work?

[anguish]

That's correct, although it looks like there may be a fix for the headphone mute issue as well.

[ChazB]

Originally Posted by anguish

That's correct, although it looks like there may be a fix for the headphone mute issue as well.

Care to elaborate? I think I missed something. If there is a mute fix, it my fix my external speakers mute issue too.

[Baumer]

I had the voodooHDA installed. I removed voodooHDA, downloaded the corresponding files, and followed the instructions exactly....Everything is working great. Thanks so much. This is huge. I think I am just about 100% working (the internal mic was the last thing on my checklist).

Originally Posted by vapormike

The audio fix works really well. I had it installed since yesterday and so far, it hasn't ran into any problems. Everything seems to be functioning well apart from the mute functionality when having the headphones plugged in. Other than that, its amazing!

Heres my two cents on installing the audio drivers. So, if you've installed any audio kext(s) before like the VoodooHDA, you'll have to remove it first. You should be able to find those kext(s) under: \System\Library\Extensions

Things to Download:
- Kext Helper b7
- Vanilla AppleHDA (This is the stock leopard kext file)
- LegacyAppleHDA
- HDAEnabler
- VerbHelper

Steps:
1) Remove any installed audio kext(s) from previous installation(s)
2) Restart to make sure no audio devices are detected anymore (check if there are entries in the input and output tab from system preferences > sound)
3) Open up Kext Helper b7
4) Drag and Drop all the .kext files (AppleHDA, LegacyAppleHDA, HDAEnabler, VerbHelper) into the Kext Helper b7
5) Enter your admin password in the textbox and click "Easy Install"
6) Restart your mini

This was what I did and it works on mine. I've attached a zip file with all the files you need as mentioned above. Hope it works on your dell mini!

Just for reference (if it matters at all), I installed OSX using dellEFI 125a.

Thanks to lnxneo and anguish for all the help!

[Toonvox]

Originally Posted by vapormike

The audio fix works really well. I had it installed since yesterday and so far, it hasn't ran into any problems. Everything seems to be functioning well apart from the mute functionality when having the headphones plugged in. Other than that, its amazing!

Heres my two cents on installing the audio drivers. So, if you've installed any audio kext(s) before like the VoodooHDA, you'll have to remove it first. You should be able to find those kext(s) under: \System\Library\Extensions

Things to Download:
- Kext Helper b7
- Vanilla AppleHDA (This is the stock leopard kext file)
- LegacyAppleHDA
- HDAEnabler
- VerbHelper

Steps:
1) Remove any installed audio kext(s) from previous installation(s)
2) Restart to make sure no audio devices are detected anymore (check if there are entries in the input and output tab from system preferences > sound)
3) Open up Kext Helper b7
4) Drag and Drop all the .kext files (AppleHDA, LegacyAppleHDA, HDAEnabler, VerbHelper) into the Kext Helper b7
5) Enter your admin password in the textbox and click "Easy Install"
6) Restart your mini

This was what I did and it works on mine. I've attached a zip file with all the files you need as mentioned above. Hope it works on your dell mini!

Just for reference (if it matters at all), I installed OSX using dellEFI 125a.

Thanks to lnxneo and anguish for all the help!

Sadly, no-go for me. Tried Inxneo's method in the "Vanilla" thread. Nothing.
Tried this method. Nothing.

My speakers and muting of them work fine as they have since day one, but I still have no headphones and no internal mic.

I'll keep watching.

[jasonvw]

Working perfectly for me. Removed VoodooHDA, installed new Kexts, rebooted and everything was working. Things did seem very laggy however. Rebooted, and now everything is perfect again. Made a skype call and everything sounded perfect.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by vapormike

The audio fix works really well. I had it installed since yesterday and so far, it hasn't ran into any problems. Everything seems to be functioning well apart from the mute functionality when having the headphones plugged in. Other than that, its amazing!

Heres my two cents on installing the audio drivers. So, if you've installed any audio kext(s) before like the VoodooHDA, you'll have to remove it first. You should be able to find those kext(s) under: \System\Library\Extensions

Things to Download:
- Kext Helper b7
- Vanilla AppleHDA (This is the stock leopard kext file)
- LegacyAppleHDA
- HDAEnabler
- VerbHelper

Steps:
1) Remove any installed audio kext(s) from previous installation(s)
2) Restart to make sure no audio devices are detected anymore (check if there are entries in the input and output tab from system preferences > sound)
3) Open up Kext Helper b7
4) Drag and Drop all the .kext files (AppleHDA, LegacyAppleHDA, HDAEnabler, VerbHelper) into the Kext Helper b7
5) Enter your admin password in the textbox and click "Easy Install"
6) Restart your mini

This was what I did and it works on mine. I've attached a zip file with all the files you need as mentioned above. Hope it works on your dell mini!

Just for reference (if it matters at all), I installed OSX using dellEFI 125a.

Thanks to lnxneo and anguish for all the help!