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[Solved] Can't get Network to work on i219-v

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msi pro gaming carbon h370
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i58600k
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gtx 1080 g1
I hello all I'm quite confused and frustrated I've been trying to get my net work drives to work for hours and I've tried 3 so far, AppleIntel1000 and another one(named after a cat) that supports the v2 of my chip set. The way I go about installing is through kext utilities and I've tried unibeast and neither seem to work. I've tried older and newer versions of the kext with no luck, am I just missing a step ?

MB: MSI h370 carbon pro
GTX 1080
I5 8600k
 
Remove any previous failed attempts from /System/Library/Extensions.

Open Finder and browse to /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/ then delete these two files :
  • NetworkInterfaces.plist
  • preferences.plist

Download this kext (click Download Now) and put it on your desktop.
Download and run KextBeast selecting /Library/Extensions as the location.

In Terminal :
Code:
sudo kextcache -i /
Press return, type your password (it will not show on screen), press return again and when the command has completed restart.
 
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Thank you for the replay but unfortunately I still have no internet installed also I notice that I did not have the networkinterface.plist file when I removed the preference.plist, is there a log file I can locate to give further insite.
 
am I just missing a step ?
Make sure that your Ethernet interface is not disabled in your BIOS settings.
Also, if possible test it with a different operating system such as Windows for example.
 
Make sure that your Ethernet interface is not disabled in your BIOS settings.
Also, if possible test it with a different operating system such as Windows for example.
I assume not because my dual boot into windows allows internet
 
I assume not because my dual boot into windows allows internet
We only know what you tell us.
If you fail to mention something then as far as we are concerned it didn't happen.
 
We only know what you tell us.
If you fail to mention something then as far as we are concerned it didn't happen.
Well I'm running 10.13.0 other than that I do not believe I have left any details out and yes Ethernet interfaces is enabled
 
Well I'm running 10.13.0 other than that I do not believe I have left any details out and yes Ethernet interfaces is enabled
The procedure detailed in Post #2 is tried and tested, if it fails for you then I have no further ideas.
 
Oh, wait.
You have fully disabled SIP haven't you ?

Post output of Terminal :
Code:
sudo kextcache -i /
 
no I have yet to do that I will do it now and report back
 
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