I got inspired by the YouTube script, so perhaps you also want to use this.
For people who want to load the kext on start-up, here is a little easy script which is using the following code:
Code:
cd ~/Downloads/wifikexts
sudo chown -R root:wheel AppleIntelWiFi.kext
sudo kextload AppleIntelWiFi.kext
Note that:
- you still need to enter the password, but you don’t have to copy/paste the code in Terminal using this script.
- you will need to download the (latest) AppleIntelWiFi.kext yourself somewhere. Users are sharing that here with each other if you don't want to build it yourself with xCode.
- You can use this script until the kext will work with within the EFI kext /
10.15.5/Other folder (that needs further developments from the developers). Do NOT use that method now, because it will panic your Hackintosh.
Steps:
1. I always like to have my Downloads folder clean, so in the Downloads folder I made a folder named ‘wifikexts’. Do the same if you want the script to function. So, the path will become
‘(User)/Downloads/wifikexts’
2. Copy your version of ‘
AppleIntelWiFi.kext’ to that location
3. Copy this script to that location or any other location which seems suitable to you
4. Go to
System Preferences-> Users and Groups-> Login Items and add the script to the list and check it.
Reboot (by doing a cold-startup), the terminal asks for your password, enter that, and see if it works.