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OpenCore configuration for the Lenovo ThinkPad L13 Yoga - Hackintosh
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airdrop can not founded any device & wifi isn't work well #4

Closed ladudu closed 3 years ago

ladudu commented 3 years ago

hi, thank you for your help. I replaced the drive to Intel SSD.it is working very well. but I have some problems about airdrop.

  1. I can't founded my iPad8 through airdrop. (wifi is working, Bluetooth also working

截屏2021-04-07 20 32 28 2.my notebook link wifi is very slow.(open wifi after 30s(or longer), can't connect) 3.if I didn't shutdown my pc. in home, linked a Wifi.(keep power on) go to company, linked B wifi.(keep power on ) come back home,PC auto connected A wifi. that time I had problems,The Wifi is linking, but network is not work.reboot PC ,network is working. PC:ThinkPad-L13(not Yoga)

could you give me some suggestions ?

seven-of-eleven commented 3 years ago

Assuming you have the latest intel wifi kexts, and your bios is setup correctly everything should work the same with the L13. From what I can tell it has the same WiFi/Bluetooth card as the Yoga I have (some newer Yogas come with the AX201). Check your settings and config.plist to ensure it is setup correctly. Maybe reset you nvram. Otherwise I'd have to take a look at your EFI folder to offer further suggestions.

DAlexis74 commented 3 years ago

Resetting NVRAM or just hard reset of the notebook might help. The hard reset swich of the notebook is at the middle of the buttom. Also take care as sometimes the system does not boot, as some data is preserved in the NVRAM.

seven-of-eleven commented 3 years ago

Following up on the issue with Airdrop. Seems to be a limitation of the Intel WiFi kext:

Does it support Apple's Continuity Framework (Airdrop, HandOff) Only Handoff and Universal Clipboard works with AirportItlwm, other features are not supported.

Handoff and Universal Clipboard are the only supported Continuity features

seven-of-eleven commented 3 years ago

I just noticed the released a new version of itlwm for Intel wireless cards. Maybe give it a try.

hagenest commented 3 years ago

I can confirm, the new version of itlwm really improves the experience. I get now 110mbit/s instead of 30. It also seems less buggy, but I've only been using it for a day or so.

ladudu commented 3 years ago

hi,I updated AirportItlwm_v1.3.0_stable_BigSur.kext,WIFI can work well.Thanks for everyone.

DAlexis74 commented 3 years ago

For me it did not work, so I had ro revert to v1.2. Did you upgrade the opencore to 6.8 too?

hagenest commented 3 years ago

I stayed on 0.6.7 and it worked fine. Odd, what macOS version are you running?

DAlexis74 commented 3 years ago

Big Sur 11.2.3

ladudu commented 3 years ago

Big Sur 11.2.3,Open Core 0.6.6

hagenest commented 3 years ago

@sdombora same for me, odd. Do you get any error messages when booting in verbose mode?

DAlexis74 commented 3 years ago

@sdombora same for me, odd. Do you get any error messages when booting in verbose mode?

I did not look at it, I had connection issues - the WPA2 connection was recognized as WPA and I had a warning that the encryption is weak, and the connection was dropped frequently too.

seven-of-eleven commented 3 years ago

@DAlexis74 I'm similar to hagenest and sdombora. I haven't experienced any of the issues you've described after updating to v1.3 with OC 0.6.7. I plan to update to MacOS 11.3 and OC 0.6.9 next week when it comes out. I'll update the guide when successful.