[Solved] ethernet not working after instaling multibeast

[tshr1988]

Thanks bud, this got my ethernet working

I can't because I the internet is not working on my Hackintosh... any other suggestions?

Thanks

 

[mJacoby]

Remove any previous failed attempts from /Library/Extensions and /System/Library/Extensions.

Open Finder and browse to /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/ then delete these two files :

• NetworkInterfaces.plist
• preferences.plist

Download this kext and put it on your desktop.
Download and run KextBeast selecting /Library/Extensions as the location.

In Terminal :

sudo kextcache -i /

Press return, type your password (it will not show on screen), press return again and when the command has completed, restart.

I tried that and mine still isn't working. I just finished hackintoshing a completely new build I just put together (my first), and my ethernet isn't responding after multibeast, too. I've the Z390 Aorus PRO WIFI, and have inclosed a few helpful pictures. I can't seem to get it working! Any advice would be great. Perhaps I need a kext file tailored to my ethernet device? Extreme novice, here.

 

[P1LGRIM]

I tried that and mine still isn't working

Of course it isn't - You have different hardware.

 

[mJacoby]

Of course it isn't - You have different hardware.

You mean it's a realteck file and I have an intel ethernet device? I suppose you're right! I'm very, very new to all of this! Do you know of a kext for my particular ethernet device I could install in the same way with kextbeast? Or is there one in Multibeast?

 

[P1LGRIM]

Do you know of a kext for my particular ethernet device I could install in the same way with kextbeast?

Maybe this, this or this.

 

[mJacoby]

Maybe this, this or this.

Wow! The last of the three files you suggested actually worked after I installed the pkg and restarted!
This new system I just managed to get going was all from your installation guide; really appreciate all the work you put into this!

 

[MarcoWhynox]

Remove any previous failed attempts from /Library/Extensions and /System/Library/Extensions.

Open Finder and browse to /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/ then delete these two files :

• NetworkInterfaces.plist
• preferences.plist

Download this kext and put it on your desktop.
Download and run KextBeast selecting /Library/Extensions as the location.

In Terminal :

sudo kextcache -i /

Press return, type your password (it will not show on screen), press return again and when the command has completed, restart.

It worked!! Thank you P1LGRIM, you're a genius.