Kanwei Li

This did not work for me with an Asus board with the 1168 codec. The devices are shown correctly, but no sound coming from the speakers.

**Specs:** Sierra 10.12.3 ASUS Z270I-STRIX (S1220A codec) Audio correctly injected via SSDT-HDEF-HDAS-1.aml **What works:** http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/321300-native-alc1220-audio-for-200-series-motherboards/ Adding these 3 patches + installing kext to /S/L/E creates fully working audio. **What doesn't...

Hey toleda, I have no idea what the politics behind all this is... it was just a solution I found and it worked for me. Anyway, here are two more...

Thanks for the suggestion! It started working when adding this :) ``` Comment 200 Series Audio Controller patch Find cKE= Name AppleHDAController Replace 8KI= ```

Hey @toleda, Had to RMA my ASUS board due to coil whine and got an "MSI Z270I GAMING PRO CARBON AC" board instead with deviceid of 0x10ec1220. I saw your...

Still no devices, files attached [Hacksierra_MSI_2.zip](https://github.com/toleda/audio_CloverALC/files/836317/Hacksierra_MSI_2.zip)

@erikwestlund I also had a kernel panic when upgrading to 10.12.4 with the 200 series patch, and had to use AppleALC to make it work again.

I'd like to help with this, but it's unclear where it would best go. Is the right approach to extend a protocol with the JDK8 datetime classes?

I think this is the general gist of it: ``` (def write-handler {java.time.OffsetDateTime (cognitect.transit/write-handler "java.time.OffsetDateTime" (fn [dt] (str dt))) java.time.Instant (cognitect.transit/write-handler "java.time.Instant" (fn [dt] (str dt)))}) (cognitect.transit/write (cognitect.transit/writer out :json...

:+1: I've had issues where I've accidentally typed :authorized instead of :authorized?, and you can imagine how bad that could be :)