Hi it's me again
The macOS 11.4 FakePCIID is buggy for me. When the system goes to sleep (my system cannot really sleep, this has something todo with USB audio I guess - see below), anyway, when the system goes to sleep
for some longer time (taking a shower in-between or something) the network card is gone aka first pretends that no cable is plugged in, and then after rebooting is completely gone.
Before the "long" sleep, everything is working fine:
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After the wakeup, pretends the cable is not plugged in:
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After rebooting, the card is completely gone:
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Windows 10 only shows Error code 10: cannot start device (I'm using the latest Intel windows driver v. 26_3):
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Currently, the only fix is to
reset the BIOS by removing the battery, which kinda sucks. Any idea?
Is this related to some
USB issue? Or is this related to some
NIC/FakePCIID issue?
To reproduce the issue, it is not enough to simply force the computer to sleep because this is not "
long enough".
FYI, maybe this is related,
my system cannot sleep, after going down to sleep it immediately wakes up again.
Vit describes this sleep issue, and a potential fix
here. It seems to be
related to USB audio.
Thanks for your help.