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Fenvi T919 and Broadcom wifi back in Sonoma with OCLP

Note: there’s a semi-automated patch available, thanks to AppleOSX, applicable only when installing from USB, tried with success -> link.
 
@miliuco I changed those settings. Reset NVRAM and did patch again. Still no luck. BT works but not WIFI.

Any other tips? Thanks.
In the end I had to use -lilubetaall
Overkill possibly but it made it work finally. I also had to put in the appleIGC kext because blocking the ioskywalkfamily kext killed my ethernet. Took weeks off and on but we muddle through right.
I'm on 14.5.2 now.
I changed to imac 19,2 from macpro 7,1, not sure if that helped but I left it there because it's making updates easier.
I need to point out that I'm one of those ignorant but persistant hackintosh people, been like that for 15 years though and it's worked out ok.
edit: I got the BCM4360 though.
 
Note: there’s a semi-automated patch available, thanks to AppleOSX, applicable only when installing from USB, tried with success -> link.
This is cool. But when there is an macOS update what happens?
 
@guindillas
Not tried but I guess that this method is only valid for USB installation. because for update you should modify the installer package (which should be complete, not incremental) according to the AppleOSX instructions but I don't think this is possible.
Saludos!!!
 
folks i am extremely stupid and forgot to remove prior broadcom kexts. dont be like me.

Hi! I was seeking a solution to my unsupported mobo WiFi (naturally) and stumbled upon a T919, which, duh, support was dropped for in Sonoma -- however upon finding these patches, I've managed to get WiFi and Bluetooth both technically up and running - but WiFi, in particular, is practically unusable with sub-1Mbps speeds. On Windows, with the Fenvi T919 connected, I'm reaching extremely higher speeds, like 50x. this is with Bluetooth disabled as well, and connected to either 2.4GHz or 5GHz networks. It seems like the card is being throttled almost on macOS by some function; it will very sporadically hit higher speeds that are usable before going back to sub 1Mbps unusable speeds, something I have not experienced on windows.

I'm not sure exactly what my issue could be seeing the results on Windows -- I had assumed the card was faulty, or the antennas were, but now i'm assuming the issues lies somewhere within my (otherwise entirely, and surprisingly, functional) macOS config. I'm attaching my config but I am almost certain everything is correct there having combed through it so many times now! If anyone has any ideas, I would absolutely love to hear them as I am completely stumped, and my next move would be to give downgrading to Ventura a shot (which is unfortunate, seeing as everything else works practically flawlessly). Thank you so much. :)
 

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folks i am extremely stupid and forgot to remove prior broadcom kexts. dont be like me.

Hi! I was seeking a solution to my unsupported mobo WiFi (naturally) and stumbled upon a T919, which, duh, support was dropped for in Sonoma -- however upon finding these patches, I've managed to get WiFi and Bluetooth both technically up and running - but WiFi, in particular, is practically unusable with sub-1Mbps speeds. On Windows, with the Fenvi T919 connected, I'm reaching extremely higher speeds, like 50x. this is with Bluetooth disabled as well, and connected to either 2.4GHz or 5GHz networks. It seems like the card is being throttled almost on macOS by some function; it will very sporadically hit higher speeds that are usable before going back to sub 1Mbps unusable speeds, something I have not experienced on windows.

I'm not sure exactly what my issue could be seeing the results on Windows -- I had assumed the card was faulty, or the antennas were, but now i'm assuming the issues lies somewhere within my (otherwise entirely, and surprisingly, functional) macOS config. I'm attaching my config but I am almost certain everything is correct there having combed through it so many times now! If anyone has any ideas, I would absolutely love to hear them as I am completely stumped, and my next move would be to give downgrading to Ventura a shot (which is unfortunate, seeing as everything else works practically flawlessly). Thank you so much. :)
Hi - You need to insure you're running the latest released OCLP version for starters.
Another important factor, insure these three kexts (attached pic) are of these versions also.
Good luck.
 

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