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[SonicMayhem3787]

your wifi device missing. please look at the first table. it shows the ethernet and the wifi device should be there if itlwm/airportitlwm loaded in the Extensions tab of hackintool.

Please check the Extensions tab if itlwm/airportitlwm loaded in there. You have another method to check using terminal but using hackintool is faster and familiar.

It shows itlwm is loaded

 

[blackberry4311]

hmm, something wrong here. let me think

Hey. you use the old version of itlwm, please upgrade to the latest version(1.1.0). wifi 6 (AX201 with device id 0x06F0) didn't support in gen 1 (version 1.0)

 

[SonicMayhem3787]

hmm, something wrong here. let me think

Hey. you use the old version of itlwm, please upgrade to the latest version(1.1.0). wifi 6 (AX201 with device id 0x06F0) didn't support in gen 1 (version 1.0)

Updated the kext, still not showing up. Did I need to add the device under Device Properties in my config? If so what information does it need?

 

[blackberry4311]

Did I need to add the device under Device Properties in my config? If so what information does it need?

Nope, didn't need to do that.
Did you use Windows along with Hackintosh? If in that case, did you booted to the window before adding the itlwm kext?

 

[SonicMayhem3787]

Nope, didn't need to do that.
Did you use Windows along with Hackintosh? If in that case, did you booted to the window before adding the itlwm kext?

I do not have Windows on this machine, just Hackintosh. Never had Windows on the machine.

 

[blackberry4311]

ok, if in that case, please help me to test with this scenario: use a usb to boot with ubuntu 20 and check if the wifi works well on ubuntu.
The reason to do that is itlwm was implemented base on linux intel BSD. If wifi under Ubuntu won't work, so maybe the issue related to your motherboard.

 

[SonicMayhem3787]

ok, if in that case, please help me to test with this scenario: use a usb to boot with ubuntu 20 and check if the wifi works well on ubuntu.
The reason to do that is itlwm was implemented base on linux intel BSD. If wifi under Ubuntu won't work, so maybe the issue related to your motherboard.

I tried using ubuntu a few days ago when I tried to manually compile everything myself, gather kexts and setup my config. Wifi did not work in Ubuntu.

 

[blackberry4311]

I tried using ubuntu a few days ago when I tried to manually compile everything myself, gather kexts and setup my config. Wifi did not work in Ubuntu.

So it's motherboard problem. In that case, I don't have any solution.

 

[SonicMayhem3787]

So it's motherboard problem. In that case, I don't have any solution.

I just did the terminal method to check if itlwm was running and it is not

 

[scope666]

So it's motherboard problem. In that case, I don't have any solution.

Also double check you have the onboard WiFi/BT enabled in the UEFI (BIOS)