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I tried to disconnect one of the antennas, and that seems to have worked (for now). Originally I only used two antennas, but last time I had trouble getting wi-fi to work I attached two additional antennas and it started working again. Now I had to remove one of the two I had originally...

I have a strange issue with the wi-fi (BCM94360CD and a mini-PCI-E adapter both bought on eBay) on my machine (built around a Gigabyte GA-Z97N Gaming 5 motherboard) that I’ve basically had since I set it up (built in 2014). From time to time, when I turn on the machine, the wi-fi doesn’t work...

Thanks. Could you post a link to the original reference for that Power Loading setting?

Could you please tell me your Darkwake settings?

What settings are you guys using in your config.plist (assuming you're using Clover)? E.g., wrt. darkwake (I tried darkwake=10, and the computer would not wake up after longer periods of sleep, even with the new BIOS update).

I wrote Gigabyte yesterday asking if they would release a similar "memory compatibility fix" BIOS update for the Z97N-Gaming 5, and today I received a rather short answer, but with attached BIOS update (F6a). I'll try it out and see how it works.

I certainly hope there'll be an update for the Z97N-Gaming 5 too, but unfortunately the updates for this board always seem to be lagging a bit behind the "normal" boards :( Please get back to us whether the BIOS update solved the problem or not!

It's nice that you found a solution. Just a shame that it looks like Gigabyte motherboards are useless if you want you hackintosh to sleep. I don't think I'm ready (yet) to buy another motherboard. Maybe if it's possible to sell the old one. It's really a feature I'd like to have working.

I didn't do anything to get it to work really. You need to attach antennas. Did you do that? I bought some internal ones, they never worked. So I used the ASUS antenna that came with the board instead... Remember to attach it to the right pins on the BT/wifi card.

I actually just upgraded to El Capitan yesterday. Here's what I did: - Update Clover to latest version. - Using the latest version of Clover Configurator, set rootless=0 (under Boot). This disables the System Integrity Protection (SIP) system, so remember to remove the boot flag once...

I did. I had some sleep issues before, but I haven't had time to look into it yet. Didn't have any problems updating.

How did you figure out that had happened? Anyway, I'm running HD4600 graphics, so it can't be the same , I'm just curious:)

So it works now?

Any news? It would be really nice if it works with the new update, since I haven't had a chance to try wastez23's suggestion yet.

I've been busy, haven't had a time to look into it yet. Soon, I hope.