Yesterday I tried to use the alternative Bluetooth kexts from "zxystd" according to the Micro Guide in post #18992.
I copied the two kexte (IntelBluetoothFirmware.kext and IntelBluetoothInjector.kext) to clover/kexts/other.
The new SSDT-UIAC-DESIGNARE-Z390-V8.aml replaced by the V7.aml (in clover/acpi/patched).
The following boot arguments have to be added, as described in the Micro Guide:
uia_exclude=HS11
or uia_exclude=HS12
Try which argument you need! Without the hyphen sign"-" at the beginning! Otherwise the boot argument does not work.
I omitted the uia_include=HS14 boot argument because the V8.aml already inserts the HS=14.
My experience: Everything MacOS specific worked, handsoff, continuity, airdrop from my iPhone, sleep/wake etc.
When I started my hack today, he no longer found the
Intel Bluetooth module in the system settings.
I suspect it is due to an issue that is mentioned and described on the github page or post #19096 (from
CODYQX4)
For more information about this issue, please see the relevant page at
https://github.com/zxystd/IntelBluetoothFirmware
Now I have returned to the original build, but have kept the V8.aml. I also left the Intel Bluetooth kexts in the directory clover/kexts/other, because they don´t interfere. I changed the boot arguments as follows:
uia_exclude=HS14;HS12
Removed uia_exclude=HS11 boot argument
Now the Broadcom Bluetooth connection (from my Fenvi FV T-919) is used again.
I left the V8.aml file in clover/acpi/patched so that I can test new advances in Intel Bluetooth kexts development from zxystd in the future.
Finally, I have a question
@CaseySJ:
What is the file SSDT-DESIGNARE-Z390-NO-CNVW.aml used for again?
Can the NO-CNVW.aml file be removed if the Intel Bluetooth kexts from zxystd are successful?
Sorry for the question, but I'm a newbie in hackintoshing. I can't remember an answer under your post #1.