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It's a USB cable for Bluetooth. It connects to your motherboard's USB header.

I don't think there are any HDMI audio issues with native (OS X bundled) Nvidia drivers in 10.10.2. HDMI Audio issues started from: - Nvidia Web drivers 343.02.02f02+ (not in scope of this thread)

Bummer. Need to wait for nVidia to update their web drivers, the last few of which broke DSDT-based HDMI audio.

Did you use Chameleon/Chimera or Clover? Haven't heard any confirmation that it works using Chameleon/FileNVRAM combo.

Your MLB/ROM combination is banned so it impacts both your Genuine Mac as well as the cloned hack.

Working 100% official Apple BCM94360CD with PCIe adapter from Mallaid/Toabaco Probably because of your Mac Pro SMBIOS profile. Try changing it to iMac.

Working 100% official Apple BCM94360CD with PCIe adapter from Mallaid/Toabaco You may have to enable legacy USB support in the BIOS.

It appears that Pavo from the other board managed to generate a valid MLB & ROM, presumably via 'Blank Board Serializer' tool. He is in the process of creating a script to automate that, we'll see.

Article: OS X 10.10.1 Update Updated to 10.10.1 without issues via the AppStore using Clover.

Working 100% official Apple BCM94360CD with PCIe adapter from Mallaid/Toabaco If there is no motherboard header, you need an adapter such as this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1pc-of-USB-power-cable-2-pin-header-/181378166646?pt=US_USB_Cables_Hubs_Adapters&hash=item2a3afb2f76

If you have multiple drives, mount EFI partition from other drives to check.

Working 100% official Apple BCM94360CD with PCIe adapter from Mallaid/Toabaco The Motherboard's USB header has two sets of pins each; try the other set.

You don't need to edit HardwareUUID, it just needs to stay constant between multiple reboots. Test and connect to iMessage if everything checks out.

Working 100% official Apple BCM94360CD with PCIe adapter from Mallaid/Toabaco Try this article: http://osxdaily.com/2012/11/30/resolving-stubborn-wi-fi-connection-problems-in-mac-os-x/ Delete all the plists show in it, restart, add the interfaces and try again.

Working 100% official Apple BCM94360CD with PCIe adapter from Mallaid/Toabaco Try resetting your network settings in Yosemite by deleting Network Preferences plist.

All you need to set are: 'Serial Number', 'SmUUID' & 'Board Serial Number': Load your config.plist in the latest Clover Configurator, Go to 'Rt Variables' tab, do not edit, just hit 'Calculate' to verify your values:

I had the similar (though not the same) issues using Clover/Yosemite. I switched to nVIDIA Web Driver and all is good.

I'm not sure of 'required' though; it's BSD not GPL.

No, it's working fine for me here. Since I did an in-place upgrade from Mavericks to Yosemite, the installer even created the recovery partition (on first reboot) which made 'Find My Mac' working as well, post-install. Perhaps you need a valid serial like I do and not just some random one...

Working 100% official Apple BCM94360CD with PCIe adapter from Mallaid/Toabaco Here is how the devices look: iPad: iPhone: Screenshots transferred to the Hack via AirDrop (used to send iMessages before, now much simpler)