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💻 Lenovo ThinkPad T480 / T580 / X280 Hackintosh (macOS Monterey 12.x - Sonoma 14.x) - OpenCore
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No WiFi in sonoma #130

Open Vinnie1889 opened 7 months ago

Vinnie1889 commented 7 months ago

Hi Valnoxy, I have fresh installed sonoma, but my WiFi won't work. I have the Lenovo T580

bbenjadol commented 7 months ago

Same here with the T480 unfortunately

shad00m commented 7 months ago

I just updated the airportitlwm to the latest 2.3 debug version and it works for me now https://github.com/OpenIntelWireless/itlwm/releases/tag/v2.3.0-alpha

Vinnie1889 commented 7 months ago

I just updated the airportitlwm to the latest 2.3 debug version and it works for me now https://github.com/OpenIntelWireless/itlwm/releases/tag/v2.3.0-alpha

How do you installed? Do you use the EFI partition? Or a kext installer.

mmuhsin115 commented 7 months ago

make sure u have an intel wifi card, broadcom wifi card not supported in sonoma

cchewanik commented 7 months ago

Seems there is hope for Broadcom on Sonoma - anyone try this yet?

https://elitemacx86.com/threads/how-to-fix-broadcom-wifi-on-macos-sonoma-and-later.1415/

1hayat commented 7 months ago

I replaced the files in the AirportItlwm-Ventura.kext folder with the one from the 2.3.0 version and edited the MaxKernel in the config.plist to 23.99.99 to make it work

rpcameron commented 6 months ago

As @shad00m suggested, upgrading the extension to 2.3.0-alpha also worked for me. (As with @Vinnie1889 , I too have a T580 with the stock 8265.) To install, I simply dropped the kext in, and in my Config.plist duplicated one of the other itlwm entries, and changed the new entry's name to match the kext and kernel versions to match Sonoma.

As an added bonus, the new 2.6.8 version of BlueToolFixup has finally fixed BT for me as well. (Now all I am really missing is dual battery entries and display.)

th1nhhdk commented 5 months ago

can confirm on my t480

th1nhhdk commented 5 months ago

Tried the dev branch, the problem is fixed

rpcameron commented 5 months ago

@valnoxy You've made the updates and created a new dev branch with them, but you haven't packaged them. The download link in the dev branch simply refers to the repo's releases, which does not contain 1.4.0.

th1nhhdk commented 5 months ago

@valnoxy You've made the updates and created a new dev branch with them, but you haven't packaged them. The download link in the dev branch simply refers to the repo's releases, which does not contain 1.4.0.

On your right you should see the world main, click it and select dev, after that on your right there should be a green Clone button, press that and choose "Download ZIP" at the bottom of that popup

rpcameron commented 5 months ago

On your right you should see the world main, click it and select dev, after that on your right there should be a green Clone button, press that and choose "Download ZIP" at the bottom of that popup

If I wanted to simply manually install each updated component, I could. (In fact, I basically have done so, as I specifically mentioned the OpenIntelWireless updates that worked with Sonoma.)

My point was that the dev branch updates are incomplete and refer to downloads that do not exist.

th1nhhdk commented 5 months ago

If I wanted to simply manually install each updated component, I could. (In fact, I basically have done so, as I specifically mentioned the OpenIntelWireless updates that worked with Sonoma.)

My point was that the dev branch updates are incomplete and refer to downloads that do not exist.

Well it's probably a temporary branch, the changes will merge back to main eventually