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Update perfectly executed with the Clover without problems
For wifi I solved with a USB wifi stick that works with both Big Sur and Monterey using Chris friend's kexts applications, hoping that you can solve the problem of WiFi Atheros 9565

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5 minutes ago, ludox said:

Update perfectly executed with the Clover without problems
For wifi I solved with a USB wifi stick that works with both Big Sur and Monterey using Chris friend's kexts applications, hoping that you can solve the problem of WiFi Atheros 9565

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When booting with late release of clover, It is worthwhile to note that the reliability of the AirportItlwm.kexts have improved to the point that supported intel wifi cards are an acceptable alternative to the much pricier Broadcom units.  Intel card is working reliably from High Sierra though Monterey, although better results may be obtained, in some cases, by installing the kext as opposed to injecting it.

 

https://github.com/1hbb/OpenIntelWireless-Factory/releases

 

more useful links here:

https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/346639-updated-tips-and-observations-for-big-sur-and-monterey-b2/

 

Note that AirportItlwm may inject/load but not function properly with late release of Open Core.

 

 

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What speed does the i225-V connect at with the vit9696 boot-args patch, does it connect at the full 2.5 Gbps, or is it limited to 1 Gbps?

I couldn’t tell you as I only have gigabit home network but my assumption is that you would be able to get the full 2.5gbps since it is a newly natively supported LAN.


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I couldn’t tell you as I only have gigabit home network but my assumption is that you would be able to get the full 2.5gbps since it is a newly natively supported LAN.


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Thanks! I’ll have to be an empiricist and I will have to test.  I have a 10 gbps switch for my local LAN, and I use Aquantia 10 gbps, which has no problems whatsoever with Monterey, so I haven’t been using the Intel 2.5 gbps.

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miliuco
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12 hours ago, ellaosx said:

Does anyone know how to change the NVME to be seen as Apple SSD Controller instead of Generic SSD Controller?

It seems that your last post has disappeared. I was asking you for the injector you have used.

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18 hours ago, ellaosx said:

Hello

Does anyone know how to change the NVME to be seen as Apple SSD Controller instead of Generic SSD Controller?

 

Thanks!

You can use a DSDT patch, don't know if you can do the same using a SSDT.

 

Here I'm using a DSDT patch, with @MaLd0n's help:

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13 minutes ago, Allan said:

You can use a DSDT patch, don't know if you can do the same using a SSDT.

 

Here I'm using a DSDT patch, with @MaLd0n's help:

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Does this simply rename the device or does it introduce specific parameters to interface with the OS?

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21 hours ago, ellaosx said:

Hello

Does anyone know how to change the NVME to be seen as Apple SSD Controller instead of Generic SSD Controller?

 

Thanks!

Is this purely cosmetic, or is there a functional benefit?

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Purely cosmetic i guess @tonyx86 unless you fake the ID. 

All i did is changed the plist from Generic to Apple and up the IOPROBE then made an injector.

Someone wrote a better method by using device>properties, but got deleted because of being off topic maybe 😁

 

 

 

 

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7 hours ago, ellaosx said:

Purely cosmetic i guess @tonyx86 unless you fake the ID. 

All i did is changed the plist from Generic to Apple and up the IOPROBE then made an injector.

Someone wrote a better method by using device>properties, but got deleted because of being off topic maybe 😁

 

 

 

 

          

  

 <key>PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1,0x1)/Pci(0x0,0x0)</key>
            <dict>
                <key>AAPL,slot-name</key>
                <string>Built In</string>
                <key>IOName</key>
                <string>pci144d,a806</string>
                <key>built-in</key>
                <string>NVMe SSD</string>
                <key>compatible</key>
                <string>pci144d,a806</string>
                <key>device-id</key>
                <data>
                BqgAAA==
                </data>
                <key>device_type</key>
                <string>Storage Controller</string>
                <key>model</key>
                <string>Apple NVMe M2 Flash Drive</string>
                <key>name</key>
                <string>pci144d,a806</string>
                <key>revision-id</key>
                <data>
                AAAAAA==
                </data>
                <key>subsystem-id</key>
                <data>
                AagAAA==
                </data>
                <key>subsystem-vendor-id</key>
                <data>
                TRQAAA==
                </data>
                <key>vendor-id</key>
                <data>
                TRQAAA==
                </data>
            </dict>


 

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2 hours ago, MacWill said:

And on another Motherboard as: Gigabyte Z590 Vision G?

Ok, I have the Apfelnico kext, named X299NVMe.kext. I click on the file > Show package content > Contents > open Info.pist.
There is a line IOPCIPrimaryMatch, here I have put the vendor-device id of the NVMe disk, not of the mobo.
I have 2 M2 disks, both of them are WD SN750 but each one has a different device id > 15b7:5002 and 15b7:5006.
In the IOPCIPrimaryMatch line (string) I have writed the 2 values, separated by a space, reversed bytes (first device and then vendor): 0x500215b7 0x500615b7.

How do you know vendor and device id of the M2 disk (or disks)? I have looked at Hackintool > PCIe and here it is easy to see these data.

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1 hour ago, miliuco said:

Ok, I have the Apfelnico kext, named X299NVMe.kext. I click on the file > Show package content > Contents > open Info.pist.
There is a line IOPCIPrimaryMatch, here I have put the vendor-device id of the NVMe disk, not of the mobo.
I have 2 M2 disks, both of them are WD SN750 but each one has a different device id > 15b7:5002 and 15b7:5006.
In the IOPCIPrimaryMatch line (string) I have writed the 2 values, separated by a space, reversed bytes (first device and then vendor): 0x500215b7 0x500615b7.

How do you know vendor and device id of the M2 disk (or disks)? I have looked at Hackintool > PCIe and here it is easy to see these data.

Perfect!

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