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Android USB tethering driver for Mac OS X
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Mac OS 12 #156

Open edludlowedit opened 2 years ago

edludlowedit commented 2 years ago

Anyone had any luck getting this going Mac OS 12 Monterey?

Jasongamerkid14 commented 2 years ago

i do. im in big sur

Barathwaja commented 2 years ago

Yes it's not working for me as well. I'm using Mac OS 12.4 Monterey (Intel Chip)

ea7kir commented 2 years ago

Will there be any further development or is this project dead?

tfvglin commented 1 year ago

is there anyone working on this project?

MicahZheng commented 1 year ago

https://youtu.be/32lM27TGNFM this video worked well for me ,I'm using Mac OS 12.4 Monterey (Intel Chip)

First you need to disable SIP in recovery mode using "csrutil disable"

HoRNDIS.kext.zip

@ea7kir @tfvglin @Barathwaja @

codrutpopescu commented 1 year ago

Any alternative to this which doesn't require disabling SIP?

egigoka commented 1 year ago

https://youtu.be/32lM27TGNFM this video worked well for me ,I'm using Mac OS 12.4 Monterey (Intel Chip)

First you need to disable SIP in recovery mode using "csrutil disable"

HoRNDIS.kext.zip

@ea7kir @tfvglin @Barathwaja @

csrutil enable --kext is enough btw

LizGalanis commented 1 year ago

I'm trying to install this on Monterey 12.5.1 M1 chip with SIP disabled but I get an error saying it needs to be updated by the developer. Anyone managed to use this recently?

egigoka commented 1 year ago

I'm trying to install this on Monterey 12.5.1 M1 chip with SIP disabled but I get an error saying it needs to be updated by the developer. Anyone managed to use this recently?

Did you tried builds specially for arm? https://github.com/nEdAy/HoRNDIS-for-M1 like this one?

timredfern commented 1 year ago

On OSX Monterey 12.5.1 (intel chip), I disabled SIP with csrutil and used the download package to install HoRNDIS 9.2. It seems to work well, impressive performance.

timredfern commented 1 year ago

I'm finding that the connection goes stale after a short time and I need to restart the driver. I think this is a problem with HoRNDIS on OSX12 rather than with my phone, as I don't see the problem on a Macbook running Mojave.

LizGalanis commented 1 year ago

https://github.com/nEdAy/HoRNDIS-for-M1

Thanks, I have tried this one but still not working. My computer now says it is successful when I install the app, however trying to tether my phone does not work. I have discovered that in the system information it has listed the Horndis app under 'disabled software' for no user consent. I don't know how to consent! Can anyone help with this?

LizGalanis commented 1 year ago

Is anyone able (and willing) to get on a call with me to help me make this work?

egigoka commented 1 year ago

Is anyone able (and willing) to get on a call with me to help me make this work?

https://t.me/filthymold Contact me, I'll try to help

philipmoulton commented 1 year ago

https://youtu.be/32lM27TGNFM this video worked well for me ,I'm using Mac OS 12.4 Monterey (Intel Chip) First you need to disable SIP in recovery mode using "csrutil disable" HoRNDIS.kext.zip @ea7kir @tfvglin @Barathwaja @

csrutil enable --kext is enough btw

This spits out an error about --kext being an invalid argument. I'm guessing what you intended was(or I'm on a different version of the csrutil tool): csrutil enable --without kext Running this in the Recovery Mode terminal allowed me to run sudo kextload /Library/Extensions/HoRNDIS.kext successfully and enable the extension from Security & Privacy settings.