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10 hours ago, SavageAUS said:


There have been plenty of ways posted to get the full installer for each beta, no reason to be stuck on beta 1. For the wifi patching to be successful you will need to update to the latest beta and follow the instructions.


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To fix the black screen delay take a look at whatever green, in particular the boot args attached.
For wifi follow the instructions carefully and as long as you have a supported chip it will work. Just takes some tinkering and patience.
Make sure you set the min and max kernel for the OCLP Kexts to be able to boot Ventura still.
Make sure you set the nvram correctly amfi and secure boot and exclude the skywalk kext from macOS.
As previously mentioned the OCLP patcher patches your macOS installation, not your EFI folder. So if your using multiple EFI’s make sure the one you use for Sonoma has the correct settings and Kexts. Don’t forget to clean NVRAM.
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For my laptops I need to use -igfxblr and -igfxblt I believe and this corrected the black screen delay.

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9 hours ago, miliuco said:

@DMhackintosh

Set IOSkywalkFamily before IO80211FamilyLegacy in config.plist order. 
Did you set all as per OCLP readme?

https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/pull/1077#issuecomment-1646934494

 

I'll try it again soon. and will report the result again thank you very much

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How I got WIFI working in 14.0 Beta (23A5301g)

Added kext to kext folder ran EFI With  ProperTree. Added Block augment to config.plist. run post install run patch with OpenCore Legacy patcher v0.6.9

then reboot

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13 minutes ago, BALDY_MAN said:

How I got WIFI working in 14.0 Beta (23A5301g)

Added kext to kext folder ran EFI With  ProperTree. Added Block augment to config.plist. run post install run patch with OpenCore Legacy patcher v0.6.9

then reboot

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So you only using the 2 kexts

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7 minutes ago, surenmunoo said:

So you have your IOSkywalkFamily.kext as the first kext according to your Proper Tree

just took from my live EFI Folder yes  first in the config.plistimage.png.d16ef2cd721119ce8fc2e47ffd25245f.png

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3 minutes ago, surenmunoo said:

Thanks. I see that @Max.1974 EFI also has that kext first in Kernal so maybe my kext order was wrong 

I don't know I checked my config.plist. as I thought was right. and ran the OCP v-0.6.9. rebooted did a vram clear. rebooted I got wifi

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I have updated to 14.0 Beta (23A5301g).

and have done all the steps all over again and this time 

I attached the kexts required and new order they need to be in the config.plist

and finally successful, airdrop works again on Fenvi T919

 

Thank you miliuco & SavageAUS

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I must be the only person having this issue with Sonoma. I just can't get it right with that "  Allow IOSkywalk Downgrade"  into Kernal-block - Its set to Exclude and is enabled but boot from verbose to Sonoma desktop is 5 minutes, and then I lose all what's shown below. This is what's shown in Ventura and Sonoma if I remove disable the Block.

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With the Block enabled in kernel, Hackintool looks like below, Also can't see all other hard drives in Sonoma so it seems that it seems to block every thing for me. As you can see from below in Sonoma, OCLP shows all patches have been applied. 

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4 hours ago, surenmunoo said:

So you only using the 2 kexts

No, he has the required 3 in config.plist including AirPortBrcmNIC.kext plugin.

 

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7 hours ago, BALDY_MAN said:

How I got WIFI working in 14.0 Beta (23A5301g)

Added kext to kext folder ran EFI With  ProperTree. Added Block augment to config.plist. run post install run patch with OpenCore Legacy patcher v0.6.9

then reboot

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Only BCM4360 can enable WiFi in my Z97 hackintosh now, BCM4352 always failed to connect any WiFi hub/ports.

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I am just starting to experiment with wireless patching on my HackBookPro6,2 (using OCLP 0.6.9).  The pre-built OCLP did not detect my wireless (BCM 94352HMB).  I needed to modify OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/resources/sys_patch/sys_patch_detect.py (set self.legacy_wifi = true) to force detection of my wireless and then I build my own custom OCLP with this change.  

 

I have not yet succeeded in patching and am investigating a few things, but wanted to make sure I'm on the right track.  Has anyone else had to modify OCLP in this way in order to detect their hack's legacy wi-fi?

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EDIT: Leaving my post below for historical purposes.  I didn't know if I'd be able to toggle AMFI without bricking my Sonoma install, but I took a chance.  I was able to disable AMFI simply by adding amfi=0x80 to boot-args.  OCLP 0.6.9 legacy-wifi post install patches loaded in Sonoma Beta 3, but as others have reported, my BCM 94352HMB does not see any available networks. 😪

 

EDIT2: I upgraded to Sonoma Beta 4 and reapplied OCLP 0.6.9 legacy-wifi post-install patches.  My Wi-Fi still does not see any available networks.

 

EDIT3: I was comparing the IOReg for ARPT in Ventura 13.5 (Wi-Fi working) and Sonoma Beta 4 (Wi-Fi not working) on my HackBookPro6,2 (legacy-wifi BCM 94352). I noticed that in Sonoma, AirPort_Brcm43xxLLSkywalkInterface is not loaded. Also, IO80211AsyncEventUserClient does not appear attached to AirPort_BrcmNIC_P2PInterface.

 

Ventura 13.5

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Sonoma 14.0 Beta 4

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kextstat Sonoma 14.0 Beta 4 (IOSywalkFamily.kext is loading in Sonoma)

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I was able to force installation of OCLP 0.6.9 legacy wi-fi patches by editing sys_patch_detect.py as described in my previous post.  It appears to me that the legacy wi-fi patches require AMFI to be disabled.

 

Legacy Wi-Fi Verbose Boot Log

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My HackBookPro 6,2 is booting with AMFI and Library Validation fully enabled, so I don't want to disable AMFI at this time.  I am not able to test the current OCLP 0.6.9 legacy wi-fi patches any further at this time.

 

For those who want to duplicate my approach, do the following:

 

  • Download OCLP 0.6.9 source
  • Edit sys_patch_detect.py to force legacy-wifi to True and self.unsupported_os = False
  • Build OCLP
  • Disable AMFI
  • Apply post-install patches with your custom OCLP
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macOS 14 Sonoma beta 4 fenvi T919 BCM4360 on two computers 1.- Coffe Lake smbios imac19.1 and 2.- Hasweel MacPro7.1 the kext and the config.plis patches work correctly and the available network appears without representing the wifi networks that It is within reach of my network. When applying the OCPL patch, what is in the photo is not represented and it does not let me apply the patch. I think I applied it at the time on both computers but I had the final order of the kexts wrongly placed. any solution to this thanks

 

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27 minutes ago, Blesh said:

Has anyone else experienced this issue? My WiFi is working and showing available networks, but even after connecting, I still can't access the internet. Any suggestions on how to fix this?

Try connection to networks from System Preferences -> WiFi not from the WiFi menu in menu bar.

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