<< Solved >> Fenvi FV-HB1200 Bluetooth works on Windows but not on Ventura

[bmas]

Hi there,
I`ve got fully functional Ventura with everyting working at 100% with OpenCore bootloader.
I decided to buy Fenvi FV-HB1200 as I read it will work OOB.
Today I installed the card, WiFi works perfectly, Bluetooth is detected but not functional (under Windows everyting works).
Do you have any ideas hot to fix the issue?
I already tried to delete com.apple.bluetoth plist and reset nvram, but everything is same..
Thanks

 

[Edhawk]

Do you have a USBPorts.kext for your system? Is the motherboard USB2 header port configured as Internal (255)?

The Bluetooth not working will most probably be down to a USB Port Configuration issue.

It could also be down to a simply mistake, i.e. you not plugging the USB cable in to the WiFi card and the other end of the cable in to a spare motherboard USB2 header port. I know, seems nonsensical to think that the USB cable wouldn't be used but it happens.

 

[bmas]

Actually, at last, it works OOB without any hacks or kexts, injections or whatever.
It was all my fault the way I already try to map mapped USBs.
I was mapping the USBs hundreds of times with the previous mapped USB kext and amls. So today I decided to make one last try and remove USBPort.kext and UIAC and USBX AMLs from my EFI folder. Then put only USBInjectall.kext.
I reboot and map USBs with hackintool by this way and VOILA! now everything works OOB!
So I hope that I`ll be useful with this post! Its all about 10 minutes of proper mapping!






So now I finnaly finish my project with 100% clean macOS Ventura, with working Hardware decoding at 100%, with OOB working WiFi and Bluetooth - AirDrop, ScreenMirroring everithing works, working sound at 100% and ect.

 

[jekingohel]

@bmas I have also same problem, I have also tried USB porting but it doesn't work. Here is screenshot of USB Device tree. can you help me shorting out this issue? Thanks!

 

[bmas]

@jekingohel
Did you connect the short cable inside the box, one side to the Fenvi card and the other to the motherboard USB jumper?
Make a screenshot of Hardware --> Bluetooth

 

[jekingohel]

@jekingohel
Did you connect the short cable inside the box, one side to the Fenvi card and the other to the motherboard USB jumper?
Make a screenshot of Hardware --> Bluetooth

Yes I already connected the short cable.

 

[bmas]

Yes I already connected the short cable.

So, I`m 100% sure that you have two possible issues:
1. Bad hardware (less possible)
2. Bad USB Mapping - I think that your problem is here.
Just read carefully my post #3, how to map properly USB ports and you`ll see that everthing will be fine!

 

[jekingohel]

So, I`m 100% sure that you have two possible issues:
1. Bad hardware (less possible)
2. Bad USB Mapping - I think that your problem is here.
Just read carefully my post #3, how to map properly USB ports and you`ll see that everthing will be fine!

Thanks @bmas, can you share some article related to USB mapping? I use hackintool. I don't know what is correct way to do usb port mapping.

 

[Feartech]

Thanks @bmas, can you share some article related to USB mapping? I use hackintool. I don't know what is correct way to do usb port mapping.

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