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Intel NUC10i7(5/3)FNH(K) Hackintosh OpenCore EFI
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[0.9.3] bluetooth not working #106

Closed alexookah closed 1 year ago

alexookah commented 1 year ago

Hello I am using the latest 0.9.3 EFI version I just changed in the config.plist MLB, Serial & SmUUID

I am using BIOS 0059 with CFG unlocked. Tried Reset NVRAM. I updated from Monterey to mac OS Ventura

The Bluetooth doesn't seem to be working. In mac info -> Bluetooth address may appear as NULL

I am trying to enable but doesn't seem to be able to enable. Is there something that should be done ?

P.S.: Checking out some info about Bluetooth firmware I noticed that: IntelBluetoothInjector should be removed from kexts folder because of this

aschwabe commented 1 year ago

Im having the same problem. I tried swapping out recent versions of the bluetooth kexts as well with no change.

lluisrb commented 1 year ago

Hi, same issue here. I’ve tried also reinstalling from scratch but no luck. Something broke the Bluetooth in 0.9.3 or in the latest kexts

zarkun commented 1 year ago

I too had the same problem. This problem also occurred when performing NVRAM Reset.

However, I solved it in the following way.

  1. Delete the Kext for Bluetooth from config.plist.
  2. Boot up. (MAC Info: Bluetooth device does not appear.)
  3. Add the kext for bluetooth that you deleted in config.plist.
  4. Reboot with the modified config.plist.
  5. The bluetooth device is newly recognized in MAC Info.
  6. I was able to connect bluetooth keyboard and mouse device etc.
lluisrb commented 1 year ago

Hi @zarkun thxs for your suggestion but unfortunately your solution didn't work for me. But I've found another that worked for me, I hope it is useful for most of you.

Bluetooth was broken with the MacOS 13.4 update. Add the below child items to NVRAM>7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82 section in your config.plist file to fix it:

Key | Type | Value bluetoothInternalControllerInfo | Data | 00000000 00000000 00000000 0000 bluetoothExternalDongleFailed | Data | 00

working in 13.5

(credits for Seven_of_eleven)

Randy615 commented 1 year ago

Hello can you help me do it in more detail please I do not understand much this I'm in version 3.5 but I do not know how to do what they say in the EFI

mrasong commented 1 year ago

you can try to update AirportItlwm.kext to the latest version.

aschwabe commented 1 year ago

Tried all of the above, and bluetooth is still not working. Upgrade to 13.5, added keys to config.plist, updated airport kext. The same null device id shows up and doesn't work.

aschwabe commented 1 year ago

Hello can you help me do it in more detail please I do not understand much this I'm in version 3.5 but I do not know how to do what they say in the EFI

Look at the program ProperTree for editing config.plist, and adding/editing is very easy. You will understand the notes above better.

aschwabe commented 1 year ago

I wonder if it is dependent or specific to intel NUC firmware versions ?

lluisrb commented 1 year ago

I added the NVRAM keys using Open Core auxiliary Tools. I have also updated firmware to the latest 061 version without problems (previously unlocked on 055) and Bluetooth still working.

lluisrb commented 1 year ago

One more thing :)))) forgot to mention that I also updated Open core to 0.9.4 and everything is still working fine

aschwabe commented 1 year ago

Upgrade to 0.9.4 release fixes bluetooth for Ventura 13.5. No changes from release files except platform info.

mrasong commented 1 year ago

Upgrade to 0.9.4 release fixes bluetooth for Ventura 13.5. No changes from release files except platform info.

https://hackintosh.club/d/10000055

this may fix BT issue.