Bluetooth And USB

[kenwsf]

Dear Everyone.
About this FV-T919 - PCIe Card Adapter.
Wifi is able to use, but bluetooth seem not working.
But it works good for High Sierra.

Is the USB mapping issue or totally not mapping yet or need some additional works?
Please refer to the attachment.

 

[Feartech]

Dear Everyone.
About this FV-T919 - PCIe Card Adapter.
Wifi is able to use, but bluetooth seem not working.
But it works good for High Sierra.

Is the USB mapping issue or totally not mapping yet or need some additional works?
Please refer to the attachment.

please update your hardware profile to allow others to help you easier

https://www.tonymacx86.com/account/account-details

also you forgot to attach your zipped EFI

 

[Edhawk]

Have you ensured that the USB cable that came with the PCIe card is connected to the PCIE card and a USB header port on the motherboard?

Have you included the USB header port in your USBPorts.kext? Assuming you have one.
Is the port serving the Bluetooth module, from the Internal header port, set with connector type (255)?

 

[UtterDisbelief]

... also, just to add to the above:

If the card/BT was working with High Sierra as you say then

- if you have created a USBPorts.kext the system definition has possibly been changed since. Also check what Ed says above.

- you are using Ventura and not spoofing Kabylake correctly.

Or if you haven't created a USBPorts.kext

- likely USBInjectAll and/or the XhciPortLimit quirk are not working.

Clearly the hardware is present but no MAC address indicates it is just a configuration issue.

 

[kenwsf]

Have you ensured that the USB cable that came with the PCIe card is connected to the PCIE card and a USB header port on the motherboard?

Have you included the USB header port in your USBPorts.kext? Assuming you have one.
Is the port serving the Bluetooth module, from the Internal header port, set with connector type (255)?

@Edhawk
I plugged into USB 2.0 on board with the adapter card bluetooth cable.

Then test in High Sierra work fine. But I feel that it'll slow down the performance for High Sierra!
Should I update the Lilu and Whatevergreen kexts for S/E or for OC/EFI that make the High Sierra works better?


For Monterey, bluetooth not working. Wifi is fine.
Is the USB mapping issue or others that I missed for Monterey?

 

[Feartech]

@Edhawk
I plugged into USB 2.0 on board with the adapter card bluetooth cable.

Then test in High Sierra work fine. But I feel that it'll slow down the performance for High Sierra!
Should I update the Lilu and Whatevergreen kexts for S/E or for OC/EFI that make the High Sierra works better?


For Monterey, bluetooth not working. Wifi is fine.
Is the USB mapping issue or others that I missed for Monterey?

still missing your zipped EFI

and no, it does not require any extra kexts to get working

and you shouldn't be messing with files in /S/L/E or /L/E

 

[kenwsf]

... also, just to add to the above:

If the card/BT was working with High Sierra as you say then

- if you have created a USBPorts.kext the system definition has possibly been changed since. Also check what Ed says above.

- you are using Ventura and not spoofing Kabylake correctly.

Or if you haven't created a USBPorts.kext

- likely USBInjectAll and/or the XhciPortLimit quirk are not working.

Clearly the hardware is present but no MAC address indicates it is just a configuration issue.

@UtterDisbelief
Hi, thanks for coming back.
I never created any USBPorts.kext for Monterey or H.Sierra.
The XhciPortLimit is in good condition for H.Sierra, but maybe NOT for Monterey.

That's why I am looking for help that I missed the USB mapping or I did something wrong for Monterey?

 

[Feartech]

@UtterDisbelief
Hi, thanks for coming back.
I never created any USBPorts.kext for Monterey or H.Sierra.
The XhciPortLimit is in good condition for H.Sierra, but maybe NOT for Monterey.

That's why I am looking for help that I missed the USB mapping or I did something wrong for Monterey?

The New Beginner's Guide to USB Port Configuration

Important Update: June 2023 From Big Sur 11.3 on the built-in OpenCore XhciPortLimit quirk no-longer worked as described. This became a known "bug", though in reality it was Apple changing their internal code, making a simple "peek and poke" to keep it operating, a difficult task. However, with...

www.tonymacx86.com

 

[kenwsf]

still missing your zipped EFI

and no, it does not require any extra kexts to get working

and you shouldn't be messing with files in /S/L/E or /L/E

@Feartech
Ya, I know not upload the EFI yet.
Cause I installed the Monterey at another SSD, not this current SSD.
So I need to change when free.

I just updated the Lilu latest version for /L/E, never do anything for /S/L/E.
Wy I did it?
Because I feel the adapter slow down the macOS H.Sierra, so find a better solutions.
Or am I think too much?

Or it actually will effected the wifi and system performance if the LiLu or Whatevergreen is not in latest update?

 

[Feartech]

@Feartech
Ya, I know not upload the EFI yet.
Cause I installed the Monterey at another SSD, not this current SSD.
So I need to change when free.

I just updated the Lilu latest version for /L/E, never do anything for /S/L/E.
Wy I did it?
Because I feel the adapter slow down the macOS H.Sierra, so find a better solutions.
Or am I think too much?

Or it actually will effected the wifi and system performance if the LiLu or Whatevergreen is not in latest update?

no need to upload your EFI if you haven't done the usb guide above