WI-FI and Bluetooth not working on GIGABYTE B660 AORUS MASTER DDR4

Sorry, not sure what happened with zip file.
I've reattached the EFI folder.
Made that change in Misc/Security/SecureBootModel but it didn't make any difference.
Thanks.

valos said:

Sorry, not sure what happened with zip file.
I've reattached the EFI folder.
Made that change in Misc/Security/SecureBootModel but it didn't make any difference.
Thanks.

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It's okay. No need to apologise.

Well. Looking at this latest EFI you have seemingly changed how you are configuring your USB Ports.

Is someone else helping you in the background?

How did you create SSDT-USBP.aml ?

Have you dumped the motherboard DSDT ?

No, I've copied that aml from here:


That b660m-aorus-pro motherboard seems to have the same ports as mine (Gigabyte B660 Aorus Master).
So I removed USBPorts.kext that I built using Hackintool and tried SSDT-USBP.aml as not all USB ports are working for me (only USB 3 and USB C ones are actually working).

Not sure how to dump motherboard DSDT.

valos said:

No, I've copied that aml from here:

GitHub - 13thdemarch/b660m-aorus-pro-hackintosh: B660M Aorus Pro/Pro AX Hackintosh

B660M Aorus Pro/Pro AX Hackintosh. Contribute to 13thdemarch/b660m-aorus-pro-hackintosh development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

That b660m-aorus-pro motherboard seems to have the same ports as mine (Gigabyte B660 Aorus Master).
So I removed USBPorts.kext that I built using Hackintool and tried SSDT-USBP.aml as not all USB ports are working for me (only USB 3 and USB C ones are actually working).

Not sure how to dump motherboard DSDT.

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Okay. Understood.

Sadly the Aorus Pro model has a different USB port set-up to yours. Though things may look the same, they are not quite. For example the "Pro" has 2x USB2 "Hubs" - internal and back-panel - while the "Master" has only 1x USB2 internal "Hub", but 4x full USB2 ports on the back panel to compensate.

Remember a "Hub" is actually only 1x USB port. So you can see that port numbering will differ between the models.

Personally, I would stick with Hackintool and USBPorts.kext.

I know this doesn't solve your problem, but at the moment I can't see why your wireless and bluetooth isn't working. Have you checked the exact version of AirportItlwm and the Intel Bluetooth kexts you are using? You must specifically use the Ventura ones for a Ventura build.

OK, thanks, I'll revert back to USBPorts.kext and double check the AirportItlwm and the Intel Bluetooth kexts.