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How to fix Aquantia 10 Gb Ethernet for Big Sur

Got my ASUS XG-C100C (AQ107) 10GBe card working by updating to the latest OC 0.8.0 with "Prefer Shikumo's Aquantia patch" commit.


Adding the quirk ForceAquantiaEthernet = True to the plist along with DisableIOMapper = false and setting vt-d to enabled in bios

Card works at full 10GBe speed but have lost wifi, handoff and airdrop now.

Edit: VT-d enabled and setting DisableIOMapper = false disables my other network interfaces other then the AQ107
 
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Got my ASUS XG-C100C (AQ107) 10GBe card working by updating to the latest OC 0.8.0 with "Prefer Shikumo's Aquantia patch" commit.


Adding the quirk ForceAquantiaEthernet = True to the plist along with DisableIOMapper = false and setting vt-d to enabled in bios

Card works at full 10GBe speed but have lost wifi, handoff and airdrop now.
what version of Monterey do you use ? 12.3 ? or 12.2.1 ?
Thanks
 
Got my ASUS XG-C100C (AQ107) 10GBe card working by updating to the latest OC 0.8.0 with "Prefer Shikumo's Aquantia patch" commit.


Adding the quirk ForceAquantiaEthernet = True to the plist along with DisableIOMapper = false and setting vt-d to enabled in bios

Card works at full 10GBe speed but have lost wifi, handoff and airdrop now.

Edit: VT-d enabled and setting DisableIOMapper = false disables my other network interfaces other then the AQ107
Got everything back working as before by following this post and replacing / dropping the DMAR tables.
Cancelled my order for a Mac Studio as plenty of life still left in this Intel Hack :thumbup:
 
Got everything back working as before by following this post and replacing / dropping the DMAR tables.
is this specific to Z390 chipset ?
 
I haven't been able to get this to work on an AMD-based system with DisableIOMapper = false and SVM on/off (doesn't have VT-D). Also tried with OC 0.80. There's something else conflicting here. I'm lost as to what to try. It's the same behavior as mentioned above, plug in ethernet cord = no IP and the system eventually hard freezes. The card works fine in Big Sur of course.
 
I haven't been able to get this to work on an AMD-based system with DisableIOMapper = false and SVM on/off (doesn't have VT-D). Also tried with OC 0.80. There's something else conflicting here. I'm lost as to what to try. It's the same behavior as mentioned above, plug in ethernet cord = no IP and the system eventually hard freezes. The card works fine in Big Sur of course.
I don't have the solution but I've seen other people have the same issue. https://github.com/acidanthera/Open...674ec7a2aa1ce4860bbcc7#commitcomment-69632130
 
I don't have the solution but I've seen other people have the same issue. https://github.com/acidanthera/Open...674ec7a2aa1ce4860bbcc7#commitcomment-69632130
Thanks, I too have seen others with the same issue on AMD. I know it's a shot in the dark (and could be a hundred things) but does anyone have a direction or suggestion of other things to try to make this work on an AMD system? I made the mistake of finally upgrading to Monterey only to have this not work and it will be a bit of nightmare to try to roll back to Big Sur. Any help is greatly appreciated. I usually stay one release behind for a reason...oops.
 
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So ive done my first oc hackintosh finally got it working. 12.3 intel optiplex 7060 mt

My TP-link aqc107 just arrived, is there a guide on how to get this working?
 
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