TP-Link PCI Express Adapter(TL-WDN4800) and Mavericks

[carltom46]

Can anyone confirm whether this card works under Mavericks? Thanks.

 

[wildwillow]

I've seem many posts confirming that it is working under Mavericks.

 

[Stork]

I can vouch that it works out of the box. The TP-Link card is in the tonymacx86 Buyer's Guide, Accessories, because of it's compatibility. http://www.tonymacx86.com/405-building-customac-buyer-s-guide-december-2013.html#accessories

 

[carltom46]

Excellent, thanks for letting me know. This card works on OS X, Linux, and Windows 7 of course, which is exactly what I need.

 

[carltom46]

I just received my card today, and it works perfectly in Windows 7 (supports win 8 too) after a driver install, works in Mavericks OOB, and works in Kali Linux OOB. I had a kernel panic in Mavericks when I first boot up using the card, but that is because I had been messing with my network kext prior to installing this card. I re-installed the original Apple network kext using Multibeast, and all worked well.

 

[carltom46]

I just received my card today, and it works perfectly in Windows 7 (supports win 8 too) after a driver install, works in Mavericks OOB, and works in Kali Linux OOB. I had a kernel panic in Mavericks when I first boot up using the card, but that is because I had been messing with my network kext prior to installing this card. I re-installed the original Apple network kext using Multibeast, and all worked well.

I am having trouble with autosleep.
I've just realized that ever since updating to Mavericks, my auto sleep does not work; regular sleep works fine though. I have darkwake=no in my org.chameleon.boot.plist (0 or 10 doesn't work either). I used pmset -g assertions, and I am getting this:
pid 40(mDNSResponder): [0x000000010000090d] 00:00:27 NoIdleSleepAssertion named: "mDNSResponder.40 en1 does not support NetWake"
No kernel assertions.
I have a TP-Link PCI Express Adapter TL-WDN4800 wifi card, and when I disable wifi, pmset -g assertions shows nothing, and autosleep works perfectly. I am using lnx2mac's driver in the latest Mavericks. I disabled bonjour (sudo launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.mDNSResponder.plist), then enabled it again (sudo launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.mDNSResponder.plist), and even when re-enabled, I had no entries in pmset -g assertions, and autosleep worked fine (however, neither dropbox nor skydrive were connecting, but chrome was working as normal). However, whenever I reboot, I have the "pid 40(mDNSResponder): [0x000000010000090d] 00:00:27 NoIdleSleepAssertion named: "mDNSResponder.40 en1 does not support NetWake" message all over again and autosleep breaks. Any ideas on how to fix this or what this assertion even means?

 

[carltom46]

I am having trouble with autosleep.
I've just realized that ever since updating to Mavericks, my auto sleep does not work; regular sleep works fine though. I have darkwake=no in my org.chameleon.boot.plist (0 or 10 doesn't work either). I used pmset -g assertions, and I am getting this:
pid 40(mDNSResponder): [0x000000010000090d] 00:00:27 NoIdleSleepAssertion named: "mDNSResponder.40 en1 does not support NetWake"
No kernel assertions.
I have a TP-Link PCI Express Adapter TL-WDN4800 wifi card, and when I disable wifi, pmset -g assertions shows nothing, and autosleep works perfectly. I am using lnx2mac's driver in the latest Mavericks. I disabled bonjour (sudo launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.mDNSResponder.plist), then enabled it again (sudo launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.mDNSResponder.plist), and even when re-enabled, I had no entries in pmset -g assertions, and autosleep worked fine (however, neither dropbox nor skydrive were connecting, but chrome was working as normal). However, whenever I reboot, I have the "pid 40(mDNSResponder): [0x000000010000090d] 00:00:27 NoIdleSleepAssertion named: "mDNSResponder.40 en1 does not support NetWake" message all over again and autosleep breaks. Any ideas on how to fix this or what this assertion even means?

Because I was not able to find anything relating to this error on google, except for some open source C code from Apple, and because I had messed around with my network kext prior to installing my wifi card, I decided to re-install Mavericks. Everything is now working perfectly, and my hackintosh autosleeps. I guess I messed something up with my network kexts, as I remember my autosleep stopped working even before installing my wifi card.