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Broadcom WiFi works, BT doesn’t
Hmm, seems legit. Maybe share your info.plist from your custom kext and I can compare it to how I built mine just to look for obvious errors if any? I know I had some difficulty with IORegistry so ended up using Hackintool for my BT. My BT is connected to a 6-pin controller however.- DanMak89
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- Forum: 11.00 Big Sur
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Broadcom WiFi works, BT doesn’t
Have you used something like IORegistry or Hackintool to identify your Bluetooth device? If so, what does it show up as? Regarding port count, it just needs to be the highest number. So if your highest numbered port is 0800000 etc. then that's what you'd need to put in your port count.- DanMak89
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- Forum: 11.00 Big Sur
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Broadcom WiFi works, BT doesn’t
It probably is most likely to do with USB mapping. Does your BT use one of your USB headers? I would perhaps give the mapping and custom kext another shot.- DanMak89
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- Forum: 11.00 Big Sur
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[Pre-Release] macOS Monterey
Of course, just curious to know if anyone else has experienced the same issue.- DanMak89
- Post #55
- Forum: Announcements
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[Pre-Release] macOS Monterey
Has anyone updated to the latest OC release (0.7.1) and updated Kexts? Bluetooth Audio seems to be cutting in and out since updating to the beta. OC & Kexts update hasn't really resolved anything. I assume is USB related but only for that specific controller although I'm not sure what to look...- DanMak89
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- Forum: Announcements
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Hello there!
Hi, I'm Dan. Been into Hackintosh since the old days of early Intel Hacks. First time building with AMD and I have been pleasantly surprised at the levels of compatibility. My specs are as follows: OS: macOS Monterey 12.0 Beta 1 CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600 MoBo: ASRock A320m-hdv r4.0 GPU: Sapphire...- DanMak89
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