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I have followed this guide and purchased an airport extreme + adapter combo. Both WiFi and BT seem to be working. However I'm still not able to hand off to my iPhone. I'm running El Capitan 10.11.1. Build info is in the signature.
1. My BT is working with a keyboard. I also tried a Thinkpad running Ubuntu.
2. Hand-off is enabled in OS X:
3. Bluetooth in System Information looks fine:
4. I successfully ran Continuity Activation Tool without enabling kext-dev-mode in Clover Configurator (could this be the problem?). When I realized, I enabled it in Clover Configurator and rebooted. However, Continuity Activation Tool seems to think kext-dev-mode is still not enabled, although Clover Configurator says otherwise.
5. When I try to re-run CAT, it thinks everything is fine and nothing needs to be done.
6. I can see my iPhone in the BT device list from the Hackintosh. However, when I try to connect it, it'd briefly appear as connected for half a second, and become disconnected:
It also took my many tries to pair with the iPhone. The dialog with a number would appear and disappear immediately. It finally stayed though. But I guess I don't need to pair the Hackintosh with the iPhone, right? My MacBook is not paired with my iPhone and they can hand off each other just fine.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
1. My BT is working with a keyboard. I also tried a Thinkpad running Ubuntu.
2. Hand-off is enabled in OS X:
3. Bluetooth in System Information looks fine:
4. I successfully ran Continuity Activation Tool without enabling kext-dev-mode in Clover Configurator (could this be the problem?). When I realized, I enabled it in Clover Configurator and rebooted. However, Continuity Activation Tool seems to think kext-dev-mode is still not enabled, although Clover Configurator says otherwise.
5. When I try to re-run CAT, it thinks everything is fine and nothing needs to be done.
6. I can see my iPhone in the BT device list from the Hackintosh. However, when I try to connect it, it'd briefly appear as connected for half a second, and become disconnected:
It also took my many tries to pair with the iPhone. The dialog with a number would appear and disappear immediately. It finally stayed though. But I guess I don't need to pair the Hackintosh with the iPhone, right? My MacBook is not paired with my iPhone and they can hand off each other just fine.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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