dokterdok
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9 years ago Thanks for the report, please send me an email with the files requested so I can map your results with the configuration you initially reported, and troubleshoot your issue with you. Also, please only use the issues section here on GitHub when it's related to the published version of CAT, and use email for the private beta for now.
Closing.
Hey, Not sure that this is the right place for reporting issues with the beta, but here goes:
After the patch, the light on the bluetooth dongle stops flashing (signifying that its not on) and BTLE says "No" in the system report. Here are the logs:
Before Patch: ` --- OS X Continuity Activation Tool 2.0.0 beta 2014.11.30 --- by dokterdok
--- Initiating system compatiblity check ---
--- Hardware/OS checks --- Verifying Continuity status... OK. OS X reports Continuity as inactive Verifying Mac model reference... OK. Known compatible Mac Model detected: MacBookPro8,1 Verifying Mac board-id... OK. Long board id detected: Mac-94245B3640C91C81 Verifying OS X version... OK. Mac OS X 10.10.1 (14B25) detected Verifying Wi-Fi hardware... OK. Broadcom AirPort card detected, using Continuity compliant Brcm4360 drivers Verifying Wi-Fi card model... OK. No legacy Broadcom AirPort card detected Verifying Wi-Fi features... OK. An AWDL interface is up, Wi-Fi is ready for Continuity Verifying Bluetooth hardware... OK. 3rd party BT hardware detected. Debug info: Vendor ID:0a12 Product ID:0001 Internal BT ID:1a82ac0 Active BT ID:0100120 Verifying Bluetooth version... OK. Bluetooth 4.0 detected Verifying Bluetooth features... WARNING. Unknown Bluetooth features have been detected (code:6). This tool can try to fix this. Verifying Bluetooth firmware... OK. Bluetooth firmware version: v187 c8891
--- Modifications check --- Verifying OS kext protection... OK. Kext developer mode is already active Verifying kexts readability... OK. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth kexts were found and could be read Verifying Bluetooth blacklist status... OK. Your Mac model is not blacklisted Verifying Wi-Fi whitelist status... OK. The whitelist is manually patched with your board-id as expected at the first location Verifying old Wi-Fi kext presence... OK. Legacy Wi-Fi driver AirPortBrcm4331.kext is present. This tool can fix this. Verifying legacy Wi-Fi card patch... OK. The patch is not present and the AirPort card doesn't need it Verifying BT4 dongles compatibility... OK. Compatibility with BT4 USB dongles is not enabled, this tool can fix this if a dongle is plugged in
Press any key to go back to the main menu...
During:--- OS X Continuity Activation Tool 2.0.0 beta 2014.11.30 --- by dokterdok--- Initiating system compatibility check ---
Verifying Mac model reference... OK Verifying Mac board-id... OK Verifying OS X version... OK Verifying Wi-Fi hardware... OK Verifying Bluetooth version... OK Verifying Bluetooth features... OK Verifying kexts readability... OK Verifying Bluetooth blacklist status... OK Verifying Wi-Fi whitelist status... OK Verifying old Wi-Fi kext presence... OK
--- Initiating Continuity mod ---
Disabling OS kext protection... OK Backing up original drivers... Would you like to overwrite the existing backup found in /Users/Logan/KextsBackupBeforePatch? 1) Yes, overwrite 2) No, skip this backup
? 1
OK. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth kexts were backed up in '/Users/Logan/KextsBackupBeforePatch' Skipping blacklist patch... OK Patching whitelist................ OK Cleaning up old Wi-Fi kext... OK Applying legacy Wi-Fi card patch... OK Verifying BT4 dongle patch status... OK Setting HCI switch behavior... OK Patching Bluetooth feature flags... OK Skipping legacy Wi-Fi cards patch... OK Applying correct permissions... OK Updating kext caches... OK Updating system caches... OK Backing up patched drivers... OK. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth kexts were backed up in '/Users/Logan/KextsBackupAfterPatch'
ALMOST DONE! After rebooting: 1) Make sure that both your Mac and iOS device have Bluetooth turned on, and are on the same Wi-Fi network. 2) On OS X go to SYSTEM PREFERENCES> GENERAL> and ENABLE HANDOFF. 3) On iOS go to SETTINGS> GENERAL> HANDOFF & SUGGESTED APPS> and ENABLE HANDOFF. 4) On OS X, sign out and then sign in again to your iCloud account. Troubleshooting: support.apple.com/kb/TS5458
Thanks to Lem3ssie, UncleSchnitty, Skvo, TealShark, Manic Harmonic, rob3r7o and the many beta testers for their support.
Press any key to reboot or CTRL-C to cancel... `
And I didn't catch the after system report in a file, but everything said OK except for the LMP version which said 0x4 because it wasn't using the usb dongle any more.
Cheers.