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Hello, whoever ends up finding this Post. I've figured out a way to make everything work flawlessly. It may be messy, and I may change it in the future - if I find a better way to do this. But, in short, I needed a few patches. One SSDT, a few DeviceProperties entries, and an ACPI Patch. The...

@Edhawk Hi, sorry to bother you. Just thought I'd let you know I made some progress. I managed to rename my AZAL device to HDEF: I do still have HDEF under my GPU's node, however. And still no "Internal Speakers". Any ideas? DanFQ

@Edhawk Just a heads-up: I've just finished trying every other Layout ID. None worked :( DanFQ

Here you go, anonymized. Might be worth mentioning that AZAL appears in my DSDT, but HDEF does not. As an extra, here's gfxutil's output for both: My codec is ALC887, which is natively supported, with the following Layout IDs: I've tried the following, so far: 11, 1, 7, 50. These were the...

Using version 3.0.2 (14), according to the program itself: DanFQ

I compressed it, because the Forum wouldn't accept the file ("unsupported file extension"). DanFQ

Thanks a lot for taking the time to fix this! The file is attached. Also, leave your PayPal (or Revolut) details in your next reply - I'll for sure tip you! DanFQ

@Edhawk Can you help me out, real quick? It's literally the only thing not working on this Hack, right now :( My current snippet for attempting to disable the GPU's HDEF component: Scope (\_SB.PCI0.GPP8.X161.BRG0.HDEF) { Method (_ADR, 0, NotSerialized) // _ADR: Address {...

On-board Audio used to work just fine, with Layout ID 11 - that shouldn't have changed, right? Also, I checked Hackintool again, and it appears that my HD Audio Controller is now named AZAL instead of HDEF: I do, however, see HDEF in IORegistryExplorer, under the disabled GPU's node:

Replaced the SSDT. However, "Internal Speakers" is still gone. I added a DeviceProperties entry, to set the Layout ID, to match the one I set in boot-args (alcid=11):

Interesting results: Hackintool no longer shows GFX1 at all. Sleep works fine. Audio died (Boot Chime works but that's it - no Internal Speakers anymore). Here's Hackintool's PCIe tab: Bridges appear to be fixed! I think I see what used to be GFX1, under...

Yeah, that was quite puzzling for me as well. However, specifying GFX1 in my SSDT was the only way the SSDT would work. If I don't specify GFX1, the SSDT doesn't work and I end up with an extra Ghost Display. The paths (IOReg and PCI) for this GPU are...

@Edhawk I figured it out. The issue is my unsupported - supposedly disabled - GPU! Once I removed it completely from the system, Sleep worked flawlessly. The thing is - I'm trying to find a way to completely power it off via SSDT, but can't figure it out. Can you help me out? My current SSDT...

As I said, I had already tried setting it to 0, with no luck. Regardless, I set it to 0 again and cleared NVRAM - still not working. I think you'll get more information out of my Assertions than I am, so here you go: Maybe this can help narrow it down. It's also noteworthy that the "log show...

I totally understand where you're coming from. However, the EFI I attached had been quite altered, from my experiments to try and make Sleep and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth work. Right now, I've cleaned up the EFI and it looks like this: I've removed "BlueToolFixup", as you said, and Bluetooth is...

Here are my current Power settings. I've experimented with a few others - such as "hibernatemode = 0" and "hibernatemode = 25" - to no avail. DanFQ

Thanks for your prompt reply! I'm well aware that USB Mapping is the main cause for Sleep issues. Unfortunately, still no luck. The EFI you downloaded was (if you got it from the Releases section) the last one I used with Sonoma. That EFI used to work just fine (Sleep included) on Sonoma - but...

Hi all! This is my first post here, so please bear with me. I've just finished fixing some other issues I had with my Ryzentosh (all details are on my Git Repo - in my Signature). However, there's one that remains unsolved, no matter how hard I try. I can't, by any means, get Sleep to work...