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- Feb 4, 2024
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- Motherboard
- Gigabyte Z490 Vision G
- CPU
- Intel Core i9 10900K
- Graphics
- Radeon RX 6800XT
Hey folks, so I put together my Hackintosh at the end of 2021 and got myself a PCI adapter for my BCM94360CS2. I extracted that from an old machine I had lying around. Everything was running smooth, except for a slightly unstable Bluetooth connection. But then, it stopped finding any networks one day, so I just switched to a LAN connection instead of dealing with a new WiFi chip.
Fast forward to last week, I decided to move my machine to a different room, and a LAN connection wasn't an option. Ordered a new PCI WiFi card with BCM94360CS2 from Amazon. Turned up the computer, and guess what? Same old problem. Tried different PCI slots, but no luck. So, I thought, why not get a standalone BCM94360CS2 chip? Swapped it onto my old PCI adapter, but nope, still the same problem.
Booted into Windows, there are networks available, albeit with a unstable connection. Played around with the antenna, found a sweet spot for signal strength, but no networks on macOS. Running Ventura right now. Anything I might be missing? System reports show the WiFi is recognized correctly. Any ideas or tricks to try out?
Give me a shout if you need more details. Cheers!
Fast forward to last week, I decided to move my machine to a different room, and a LAN connection wasn't an option. Ordered a new PCI WiFi card with BCM94360CS2 from Amazon. Turned up the computer, and guess what? Same old problem. Tried different PCI slots, but no luck. So, I thought, why not get a standalone BCM94360CS2 chip? Swapped it onto my old PCI adapter, but nope, still the same problem.
Booted into Windows, there are networks available, albeit with a unstable connection. Played around with the antenna, found a sweet spot for signal strength, but no networks on macOS. Running Ventura right now. Anything I might be missing? System reports show the WiFi is recognized correctly. Any ideas or tricks to try out?
Give me a shout if you need more details. Cheers!
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