Closed KenWuqianghao closed 3 years ago
Send output of kextstat | grep 'AirportItlwm'
Send output of
kextstat | grep 'AirportItlwm'
Doing it right now.
Alright, I put that line of code into the terminal and it tells me:
Executing: /usr/bin/kmutil showloaded No variant specified, falling back to release
Plus there's is this notification before I boot into opencore, maybe it is related
No schema for ForceUefiSupport at 4 index, context<Quirks>
Terminal says nothing else? Then it means AirportItlwm doesn't load. Can you check the top right of the keyboard if the wifi icon is lighten up
And oops instead of Forge I typed Force by mistake, that is definitely an issue I will fix in a few minutes
The icon is on and the WiFi card is definitely working since I am using Ubuntu on the same laptop right now.
okay uploaded the fixed efi (1.5.2)...
idk about AirportItlwm really but I read that if you restart from Linux or Windows to macOS then it doesn't work but shutting down and booting straight to macOS fixes it
https://github.com/OpenIntelWireless/itlwm/issues/131 that's the issue but that's apparently fixed so idk
Last thing I would suggest is to replace AirportItlwm with itlwm and use heliport to connect to the internet
Hey man, I tried the newest EFI and booted straight to macOS, but no luck. Can you show me how to replace AirportItlwm with itlwm and use heliport to connect to the internet
What do you use for editing the config?
VScode and Opencore Configurator
Here is a video on how to install itlwm (sry for low quality, I had to compress otherwise I can't upload to GitHub):
Basically I renamed AirportItlwm to itlwm. Make sure Enabled is true! Then copy itlwm to the kext folder
After that, download Heliport from here: https://github.com/OpenIntelWireless/HeliPort/releases and run the app
I don't know why but for some reason it worked without doing any changes, but the connection is still unstable, don't know what's happening.
I didn't do any changes and airportlwlm is on.