How to Fix NUC 6i7 - How to connect BT 2 pin jst from bcm94360ng via m.2 to 18pin usb3 or 20pin i/o header
Network issues on Hackintosh or unsupported Macs are typically caused by chipset incompatibility, incorrect kext pairing, or corrupted network preferences.
Quick Fix Steps
- Identify your network chipset: Open System Information > Wi-Fi/Bluetooth or use Hackintool.
- Use the correct kext: For Intel Wi-Fi use AirportItlwm, for Broadcom use BrcmPatchRAM, for Ethernet use IntelMausi or RealtekRTL8111.
- Reset network preferences: Delete /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.airport.preferences.plist and reboot.
- Check privacy settings: System Settings > Privacy > Location Services must be enabled.
Verification
- Wi-Fi connects after reboot.
- Bluetooth pairs and stays connected.
- Location Services works in Maps.
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Original Question: "NUC 6i7 - How to connect BT 2 pin jst from bcm94360ng via m.2 to 18pin usb3 or 20pin i/o header?"
Hi - I recently upgraded my wireless to a Fenvi t919 and it's connected via a m.2 adapter. I can't figure out the right cable for for the 2pin -> 9 pin (seems to be a standard black desktop size used for usb headers) that came with it.
In reading the guide for the NUC8, they have a 4pin header which I don't have - and I can't seem to find is either a 18pin (usb3 header) or 20pin (intel i/o header) to 2 pin anywhere. I can find the header cables over newegg, gorite or microsatacables but was wanting to avoid needing to splice my own and curious how others are getting theirs to work.
If I don't care for continuity/handoff, can I retain the embedded intel B/T? I tried to re-enable the kexts but devices won't connect. If not, can anyone suggest the best way to get the adapter powered please and thanks!
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