Just wanted to let you know that there may be light at the end of the tunnel (albeit not the perfect solution). km9 from the Mini 9 forums has put together a patch for the IOAudioFamily.kext which has fixed our issue with resumable sleep. He did find a working method of using reggie_se as you guys listed to make our sound come back, this does it for us without having to run anything after sleep resume. Here's the link to the post, it may work for you guys as well:

http://mydellmini.com/forum/restoring-sound-after-sleep-and-mute--t2206s10.html#p17871

Good luck!

Previously i had 9.4.0 because i checked 9.4.0 ICHX Fix turing installation!

Now i works.

THX

Sound is working perfect now.

I'm also running OS X 10.5.5 iDeneb v1.3 on my Eee 1000H (160GB)
Same steps done as upper instruction is saying. Sound is running perfect :-).

Beginning problems I got also. First I run XNU 9.4.0 kernel, no sound. After system reinstalling with Vanilla 9.5.0 everything proper.
May be stupid question, but how you know Vanilla 9.5.0 is running? What do you see at typing in terminal console uname -a as also uname -r?

Sorry for my German-English

Grose

I m running OS X 10.5.5 ideneb v1.3 on my eee1000h (80GB)
Vanilla Kernel
Bios Audio Enabled
Bios Quick Boot etc. Disabled
________
What i tried:
Downloaded Files:

Azalia
Audieee
Chuck (Dev. tools!)

Installed them with the tutorial but nothing works.
If i enter reggie se i just get a failure message.

Anybody helping?

THX

I tried the changes and the script works fine, but AudieeeOutput binary seems to be checking MD5's also, thus not working.

Thanks a lot

I'd like to say that what Jamie has done was wonderful. We're all indebted to him. He did good work, and brought a lot of joy to a lot of people. We should all throw some money his way, to support him when he gets fired for something he didn't do. You helped a lot, as well.

Completely off topic… did you follow the story where Oblivion received an AO (or was it M) rating because there were a group of hackers that posted tools to make naked ladies? And how rockstar got in trouble because there was a third party 'developer' who made the hot coffee mod? Anyways, Jamie shouldn't be mad at you because someone else added files inside a compressed folder that also happened to contain his work.

Unless he lives in the USA, at which point, he has no civil liberties anyways, so why would he complain?

And you've got no good reason to complain either. You didn't make it clear that you didn't want the file modified. You're upset at snickersmd because he violated some unspoken agreement that he wasn't aware he had madeickers. Snickersmd was making it easier for people to use sound on their EEEs. And I'm pretty sure that is the purpose of this forum.

I hope you've made your public indignation sufficiently public, and apologized in private. Snickersmd did the right thing and apologized for something he didn't do. I'm telling you that you've got no tact, bringing this up in public.

worked out really well since i ordered the s10 on august 19th and you guys figured this out days before i finally got it! thanks again.

I have sound working on my 901 aand in the system profiler under under usb, usb high-speed bus, usb 2.0 camera I have:
USB 2.0 Camera:

Version: 3.27
Bus Power (mA): 500
Speed: Up to 480 Mb/sec
Product ID: 0x0505
Vendor ID: 0x05e3

just rebooted into xandros, camera works fine there.

but it does not show up at all when I look under os x's system profiler. The only one that shows up is the BT controller.

-GReg

This is weird. In my old 901 (pre-replacement from eee) It showed up, the green light went on when it was called, but nothing came through.

Now, (same ssd, so same install) it does not show up at all in the new box.

I have done these sound changes, and I've installed the code for them, but that's all the real changes I've made from one box to another.

-GReg

Regards
Phil

-GReg

So complete the tutorial and let me know if it still does not work…

Nik

Actually none of the FN keys (F1 to F12) working so far. but in this video its working,

Video link here

how? can anyone help me please. thanks

Although there is little more I can do to undo the damage than having had removed the link and the offending file itself, I do feel that it is unfair if your name should be tarnished for the actions of a rogue admin who has, on several occasions already, made posts without thinking things through. If anything I would like to publicly extend my deep regret for the posting directly to Jamie, and state for the record that it was completely on my impulse and nothing that you should be held accountable for. Let me further state that if this was a less-than-respectable community engaging in questionable activity, I would not be so openly apologetic for having screwed up (nor would I even bother to respond), and I can only hope that Jamie sees that.

Throwing my own real name into the mix, to express my sincerity,

Steven Rosario

You've got to understand something snickersmd. See up there, and in the About Box of the app? That's Jamie's REAL name. He's a professional developer (both win and mac) and it took a lot of convincing to get him to develop this app. Amongst other things he develops network drivers… so you can see how having him onboard may have been of value down the track. It was only after I'd secured permission to use the script and that he ascertained for himself that making this app would in no way come back to bite him on the ass, that he agreed to start work on it. I mean, the guy doesn't even own an EeePC (or any other device that benefited from this app).

This isn't something he took lightly and it was only because he emailed me with his concerns about what you'd done that I came back to this tread to see for myself.

Effectively my name is now mud with him and the likelihood of him ever working with me on something like this again is slim at best.

Addition: My transgression aside, having non-developers install the whole developer tools package just to get this to work can be overkill, and installing just CHUD is dangerous in itself (Notice that a full XTools/dev tools install actually includes a program to delete all CHUD files because many developers don't want to have potentially dangerous utilities on their system). Lastly, as a stop-gap measure, you would expect it to be easily removed after the new kexts are out (i.e. by deleting a single app) rather than have leftovers (as dev tools have no easy uninstall).

But I do understand the importance of keeping the Audieee release itself untainted and pure. Would you have any suggestions on how we can have our cake and eat it too: releasing Audieee pristine, and integrate reggie_se from a separate package perhaps without the need to install the dev tools packages?

I don't think that it's a small ask to have people own a legitimate copy of Leopard even if they're going to install it on an unsupported machine. In that case they'd have easy access to the developer tools and therefore CHUD and reggie_se. So installing them shouldn't be an issue at all.

Whatever, this is the internet and it's out there now.

Audieee.app/Contents/MacOS/Audieee needs to be setuid root to have the rights to call ioreg without needing a password.

ioreg doesn't need to be bundled with Audieee because it is part of a stock OS X install and everyone should have it, dev tools or not.

I've setuid root on reggie_se as well, bundled it into the Resources directory, and modified the script to call this local copy of reggie_se. Seems that if you do have the CHUD tools installed, running the script as-is would see the installed copy before the local copy, leading to the same password problems.

So this copy should:

• run without needing any passwords
• run without needing a CHUD tool install

I would like to hear from testers who have not yet installed CHUD and see if this works out of the box for them. I hope Jamie and elroy will not take offense for me releasing these modifications without their advance knowledge; please also let me know if you disapprove of the reggie_se bundling and wish me to remove this file posting.

EDIT: link removed

• chown -R root:wheel Audieee.app
• chown -R root:admin Audieee.app
• chmod 4755 Audieee.app/Contents/MacOS/Audieee
• chmod u+s Audieee.app/Contents/MacOS/Audieee (as per your recommendation)
• chmod g+s Audieee.app/Contents/MacOS/Audieee (just trying it)

I think the password issue is actually centered around the QuinnStorm script itself. I'll try setting a setuid bit on that, but security-wise it's a tremendously stupid idea. ;)

EDIT: That doesn't seem to work either. The reggie_se command line util isn't properly inheriting root privileges. I think the only solution would be to bundle the reggie_se command in Resources as suggested earlier and make that setuid root.

-GReg

The only way that I can get it to run nicely without putting it as a login item yet only putting my password in once is:

sudo -b Audieee.app/Contents/MacOS/Audieee

If Jamie can program a better way to do this, or if the BSD gurus on this forum (Toonces!) have a suggestion, I'd love to see it.

Im cofused.
audieee works fine and is shown on top.
But still no sound.

Is there anybody out there to help me?
Thx

Here are some suggestions for the next update:

As one of the principal experimenters with AppleHDA, I would like to see a mechanism to quickly switch to and from Azalia. I mean, I love having sound, but then I have to test with non-working drivers, after which, I would like to go back to having sound easily. This could help cut down the steps.

• Have option to have program run setuid root, so it won't need any password entry and can be run from the desktop without putting it in login items. I know, I know, security risk, but you can make this optional.
• On startup, detect if AppleHDA.kext and/or HDAEnabler.kext or ALCInject are installed. If they are, offer to remove them and back them up as well. This also automates the process further for a one step install.
• After checking for other audio kexts, check for presence of AppleAzaliaAudio.kext and automatically install it if needed from copy stored in Audieee.app/Contents/Resources.

Also, to make install easier for non-devs,

• Put Reggie_SE and IORegistryExplorer binaries in Resources folder as well and run them from within the bundle, removing the need for the end user to install them separately as well. This probably technically violates Apple EULA, but since we're running OS X on non-Apple hardware we've pretty much have already declared what we think of the Apple EULA. ;) To be fair, we can put the chud copyright info in the About screen so that it is at least properly credited.

I think that's the beauty of Apple application bundles: you can literally put everything inside the bundle so that no install steps would be needed. Just download, extract, and run. If we bundle everything together, then we'll have less newbie questions about installing the dev tools and Azalia, etc. One single installation step. I think it will be worth a look into adding these features, and they should not be too difficult to implement.

Thanks again to Jamie and elroy, and everyone else on the work leading up to this app.

Does anyone notice a slight audio lag while watching videos? The audio is a couple frames behind the video when watching TV on hulu. I wasn't sure if it was this audio implementation, or something else.

Nik

I haven't really chimed in on this thread yet. Would you believe I don't even have Azalia installed yet, so I haven't tried out this app. But I think it's a tremendously great job you and Jamie have put together, so thanks.

I've noticed that you are hosting the Audieee files on your own webserver. Just wanted to make sure that you knew that you have already been added to the members list here and should be able to upload files here too to ensure that there is a mirror up somewhere.

And sorry your icon work had to leave the dock, but I will definitely have a shortcut on my desktop with it up there. I agree that good work needs to be shown off. ;)

 <key>NSUIElement</key> <string>1</string> 

4b) With PrefSetter, select Actions/New Key and input NSUIElement for the name and 1 for the value.

Good luck,

Nik

The biggest change is that it now runs without a dock icon. He also made some minor tweaks to the About dialogue.

Download: Audieee 1.0.1 228KB

I mean… if you hide the icon… how will you see the icon… it's just so pretty… how can you even consider hiding it?????

/throws self on bed, crying (mumbles something about baby being put in a corner)