Recent content by Haravikk

Sorry for the slow update, I only just had a chance to get around to trying again; it seems that FakePCIID_XHCIMux.kext was indeed my problem, after removing it along with the -uia_exclude_xhc flag, the Bluetooth controller shows up correctly under HS07 and works perfectly. I've now completed an...

I'm not sure what to do about that; the BIOS says Enabled, which was changed from the default of Smart Auto as recommended in various guides. There is also an EHCI Hand-Off option which I've disabled, I also have the other USB option disabled as well (I eventually found a description somewhere...

How is that the case when what they do is working correctly? From Clover injection FakeSMC works, sensors are available, USB2 devices are moved etc. etc. USBInjectAll.kext does so as well, though it's only proved when I remove -uia_exclude_xhc which causes all of my USB3 devices to disappear. I...

Okay, well I guess the part that I'm not understanding is; how do I figure out which port is my Bluetooth controller if I can't get it to work in the first place? The Wi-Fi works fine, but doesn't appear as a USB device (unless I've missed it somehow) so should the Bluetooth controller show up...

I've already tried these in both locations, it didn't make a difference; the Broadcom Bluetooth kexts are specifically listed as working from clover/kexts (using BrcmFirmwareData.kext rather than BrcmFirmwareRepo.kext), and USBInjectAll.kext seems to work just fine from clover as well, it just...

Okay, I've generated all the problem reporting files (attached), here's a re-quote of my problem description for convenience: A few notes on the problem reporting files: I followed the Problem Reporting instructions manually rather than using black.dragon74's script, as the scripted tool...

Sorry for the slow update, looks like when I asked a followup I forgot to quote anyone; was just wondering in what state should I generate the problem reporting files? Should I do this after reapplying all the Bluetooth specific patching steps I took (which includes USBInjectAll.kext's guide) or...

Will do, but when should I run this? I've disabled all of the changes that I made since they didn't fix Bluetooth (and my system worked fine without it, Bluetooth aside), should I run in my current state (UIA disabled/removed), or reapply the fixes, kexts etc. that I had attempted to use and run...

Hi there, I've been trying for a while now to get a "USB" device working that simply isn't being recognised by macOS; what I have is a Broadcom BCM94352 PCIe Half Mini combined Wi-Fi and Bluetooth card. With a few fixes and tweaks from Toleda's Thread on InsanelyMac the Wi-Fi works perfectly...

While searching on another issue (I had difficulty updating to 10.11.6) I found this thread; I know in our case it's not actually a black screen, but it seems relevant. I'm going try installing it and when I remember to I'll give it a try (I need to wait till I've not got anything running that...

Woah, I just tried this and experienced the same thing that you must be; all video output is frozen with no apparent way to interact with the system (I wasn't able to try a remote shell as I forgot to enable it before trying this). I'm really sorry, I only buy music through iTunes, and rip all...

I created a UniBeast USB because I have a few regular Macs as well and figured it'd be easier to update them all that way; the upgrade installer should work but you'd likely need to update your boot loader in advance at the very least, to avoid running into issues with System Integrity...

Probably not a hackintosh specific issue, but a bunch of my vanilla Notification Centre widgets have disappeared, including Stocks and Weather, leaving me with only the Today Summary, Calculator, Find my Friends, Social and World Clock widgets. I found a guide suggesting I run the following...

No problem, and the CPU should be a good choice, I forgot to mention but the HD4600 is a solid little integrated GPU for a tiny system if that's all you're going to have, and the best you can get on a socketed Haswell chip. I don't have a 4k screen so I'm afraid I can't confirm how well that...

I managed the upgrade okay, though I've still some niggling issues. Sleep/wake is okay actually without any DSDT patching required, only caveat is that Power Nap doesn't work (it may seem to for a few times but after a while it fails to wake and restarts instead), so I recommend turning it off...