Kernel Patch for I225 Ethernet Controller no longer works in macOS 11.4

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Kernel Patch for I225 Ethernet Controller no longer works in macOS 11.4 #213

Closed 5T33Z0 closed 3 years ago

5T33Z0 commented 3 years ago

Guide(s) in question: Cometlake -> Kernel > "Fixing I225-V controllers"
Link to page(s) with the issue: https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/config.plist/comet-lake.html#patch-2 Since Big Sur version 11.4 Update this Patch no longer works on Gigabyte Z490 Vision G. I guess the Vision D is probably affected too
Fix: as of now, I reverted back to FakePCCID and FakePCIID_Intel_I225-V.kext which work for now but don't work in macOS 12.0 beta. So having a somewhat persistent Kernel patch which works on Z490 Platforms would be nice.

Thanks for the great guide!

EDIT: Changing DeviceProperties > device-id" fromF2150000(Data) to0x15f28086` (String) → Fixes Ethernet on Big Sur 11.4. But unfortunately this is not working in Monterey yet. But Progress at least.

dayt47 commented 1 year ago

I cannot see a DMAR entry in MaciASL, I have an AMD CPU with no Vt-d. But AMDs SVM is enabled in the bios. Nevertheless Ethernet works with the link I posted with the Apple210... kext and SSDT-I225.aml so I am happy.

weiwenhuaming commented 1 year ago

In Ventura 13.2.1, i added AppleIntelI210Ethernet.kext and boot-args 'e1000=0', set Ethernet 1000baseT, "full-duplex", Standard (1500), it working. But when i boot os, i got Kernel panic once.

Let me try add device property to PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1C,0x2)/Pci(0x0,0x0) -> device-id: F3150000. becuse i disable this property before then.

Z3R05UM commented 8 months ago

My setup is Gigabyte Z490 Aorus Pro AX (with onboard I225-V NIC) running Ventura 13.6 Wasn't working with the patches then came across this kext...

https://github.com/SongXiaoXi/AppleIGC

Now working rock solid for me with no added device property and no boot arguments.

Hope this helps someone.

hsotnikcah commented 8 months ago

Thanks for sharing! So you basically added the kext to the efi and no other entries at all?

Z3R05UM commented 8 months ago

Yeah. Just added the kext. No entry for device property and no boot argument.

works for me on my Motherboard with Ventura (Installed 13.6.0 and updated from MacOS to 13.6.1 - still all good)

gerardo-orozco commented 7 months ago

The solutions didn't work for me. I tried this and it worked. Just writing here for others who are searching for a solution and lands here from google.

Thanks for sharing! This works perfectly for Sonoma on a Z490-I while the other options above did not work for me 👏 🎉