Thanks for sharing your findings. I tried that method, patched the IOBluetoothFamily.kext but it did not work, I had the sames issues as with the unpatched version. I ended up getting a BCM94360CD and the PCIe adapter, and everything works as expected.
Same issue here, if I enable it in System Preferences it works for a moment and stops working until it is turned off and on again. I have tested with three different Bluetooth devices already, both are working in macOS OOB but have the same issue. I am getting an original card and will test...
I was able to make the device work by manually adding the device ID and vendor ID to the BrcmBluetoothInjector.kext. Upon restart, the device was recognized and it is working in 10.15.4. Unfortunately, I still have issues with Apple Watch Unlock, it initially works but then it seems that macOS...
@theSov Mine is arriving today and will update with the results, but if you are running Catalina your file system is read only and that is probably why you cannot edit the file. My plan is to use BrcmPatchRAM and add the IDs to that kext file and make sure it is injecting the device properly at...
Thanks @Squuiid
I was able to make this work with the same Intel NIC (X520-DA2). Only difference is that I'm using a real Mac Pro (2013) and the NIC is actually connected via Thunderbolt using the AKiTiO Thunder2 PCIe Box. So far this is the cheapest way of adding a 10Gbe NIC to a Mac.
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