AQC107 on macOS 12.4

[Henri_vv_]

Hey, does anyone got this working on an AMD system since 12.3 you have to enable VT-D but I doesn’t exist on AMD and there currently not I single solution I can find.
Hope someone can help cause I want to update an still be able to get my 10Gbps on my hackintosh.

 

[Middleman]

Hey, does anyone got this working on an AMD system since 12.3 you have to enable VT-D but I doesn’t exist on AMD and there currently not I single solution I can find.
Hope someone can help cause I want to update an still be able to get my 10Gbps on my hackintosh.

Hi there,

To answer your question under Intel systems, the latest findings is that AQC-107 can be enabled but not by using the ForceAquantiaEthernet as of the latest OC versions (8.0 onwards) as that only works for AQC-113 cards but with a recent AQC-107 v3 patch made by Mieze. I have detailed the settings for them here including the AQC kernel patch > https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...-aorus-xtreme-core-i5-10500-i9-10900k.317244/
It may work under your Ryzen.

However as AMD systems do not have VT-d functionality, it may therefore be dependent on its equivalent which I think is SVM Mode (for virtualisation) and SR-IOV Support.

 

[italeffect]

Anyone try this on AMD? I'm having a hell of a time getting any ethernet to work under Monterey 12.4. Not my 10g 107 card, the built-in 2.5G Realtek or the 1G intel.

 

[valmeida]

I have tried using Aquantia 107, a Fence T919 no good under Monterey or Ventura . They work fine under Big Sur. I have a USB 2.5 works great in Monterey but I can't not get to show up as built in in Monterey so my Apple service are not working can not log in to iCloud

 

[Edhawk]

@valmeida are you enabling the Kernel > Quirks > ForceAquantiaEthernet entry in the OC config.plist?

By default this entry is set to False/Disabled.

Do you have a copy of your PCIe Device information, which you can Export from Hackintool?

Have you tried adding the Device Path for your Aquantia Ethernet controller to the DeviceProperties > Add section of your OC config, along with the child entry - built-in > Data > <01>

It would look something like the screenshot below, but with a different Device Path entry.



That is all I needed to do to get another/different Ethernet controller to be set as Built-in and for the Apple services to work.

You might want to just try enabling the ForceAquantiaEthernet entry first, as that might fix the issue on its own.

 

[hvv_]

Is there an update on this? Or could someone look into it? Thanks
So I can update to MacOS Ventura?

 

[Middleman]

I have tried using Aquantia 107, a Fence T919 no good under Monterey or Ventura . They work fine under Big Sur. I have a USB 2.5 works great in Monterey but I can't not get to show up as built in in Monterey so my Apple service are not working can not log in to iCloud

@valmeida,

Try this fix:

Is there an update on this? Or could someone look into it? Thanks
So I can update to MacOS Ventura?

What is your motherboard & system specs?

 

[hvv_]

My system specs are:
AMD Ryzen 3900XT
Asus X570 Prime Pro
Asus XG-C100C

Current MacOS: Monterey 12.2.1

 

[DarkSilentSC]

For me, enabling ForceAquantiaEthernet and disabling DisableIoMapper simply crashes my MacOS within seconds after booting.
After carefully going through other NGFF options (installing BCM wifi card), I might end up just rolling back to Big Sur, since that has the best compatibility.

 

[ExtremeXT]

Hey, does anyone got this working on an AMD system since 12.3 you have to enable VT-D but I doesn’t exist on AMD and there currently not I single solution I can find.
Hope someone can help cause I want to update an still be able to get my 10Gbps on my hackintosh.

Can you send both versions of the Aquantia kext? (Working one and borked one)

 

[DarkSilentSC]

Okay so if I leave the cable not connected the KP doesnt happen. But the moment I plug in… crashes within seconds