Yes, but with voodooHDA.

I just went through it again, and I surely did something wrong the last time because I didnt find that codecAddress thing on the way. Started again and made double sure I had vanilla appleHDA.

I have my very own codec dumps from linux, the only guessing I did was pathmapID being 9. The rest is absolutely my system.

Rebooted and KP'd unfortunately.

Note: When I redid the steps, I noticed that when editing AppleHDA/macos/appleHDA hex to byte flip the codec, when you save, it created a text file (appleHDA.txt) and the hex is renamed "appleHDA~". So the second time I copied it out to another folder, edited, saved, created the same output, renamed and removed the "~" and copied it back in (just hex file). Dont know if this is relevant, but I thought it would be interesting to share.

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