 | Fellow Hackers, I recently had to move my office into a smaller area of my house so I found myself having to consolidate my 2 hacks and, in the process, have decided to ‘upgrade’ my main rig as much as I could for my last ‘hurrah’ hackintosh before T2 termination hits us. I’m almost there with a stable 10th gen Intel Ventura system but am having a hard time nailing down full HandOff and Airdrop. It seems like I have bluetooth working - I can connect to my magic keyboard as well as bluetooth headphones - all without any of the BrcmBluetooth kexts. I have USB fully mapped. The problem is Wi-Fi: no matter what I do, I can not enable Wi-Fi either from the menu bar or from System Preferences. As a result, I don't have Airdrop and Handoff doesn't seem to work smoothly. I have scoured countless posts and have tried:
My understanding from the Guide and numerous posts is that the BCM943602CDP should be a completely native Broadcom chip and that I don’t need to futz with any kexts period. I do see posts of regular Macs also having problems with Ventura and wifi, but as mentioned, any suggested methods I have dug up don’t seem to work. Can anybody offer any guidance? Should I start looking at a different card? [OC] 0.9.2 [CPU] i9-10900K [GPU] AMD 6800XT (Reference) [Motherboard] Gigabyte Z490 Aorus Pro AX [Audio Codec] Realtek ALC 1220-VB [Ethernet Card] Motherboard’s Intel 2.5bE [Wifi/BT Card] BCM943602CDP [link] [comments] |
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