[HOW TO] Wi-Fi 6 Intel AX210 on macOS Sonoma

[Edhawk]

Go back to the EFI I generated for your AceMagician AMD Ryzen system. You don’t need most of the SSDTs generated in your most recent Results folder. All you have been doing recently is making a bigger mess of your EFI.

 

[Funnyland]

Go back to the EFI I generated for your AceMagician AMD Ryzen system. You don’t need most of the SSDTs generated in your most recent Results folder. All you have been doing recently is making a bigger mess of your EFI.

Hello Edhawk, that's the smallest problem but it doesn't explain at all why the map isn't displayed under OS (whether Sonoma or Ventura).

It runs great under Windows and Linux and only BT works under OS. It is in the hacking tool, but is shown as Disable.

If you know a solution, please feel free to tell me, at least I would be very grateful.

Yesterday I spent the whole day trying to get the part to work using every instruction I found for this card. Without success

 

[Edhawk]

Most of the devices are shown as ‘disabled’ in Hackintool > PCI tab. It doesn’t mean the device is disabled, but rather that a specific feature (ASPM/APSM) is not enabled. Ignore this as it is not important for the device to work.

There is something else wrong with your implementation of the Intel WiFi kexts and settings that will be causing the WiFi to not work. This is borne out by the device working correctly in Windows.

 

[Funnyland]

Most of the devices are shown as ‘disabled’ in Hackintool > PCI tab. It doesn’t mean the device is disabled, but rather that a specific feature (ASPM/APSM) is not enabled. Ignore this as it is not important for the device to work.

There is something else wrong with your implementation of the Intel WiFi kexts and settings that will be causing the WiFi to not work. This is borne out by the device working correctly in Windows.

Thanks for the tip about the disabled. Learned something again.

Would you mind taking a look at where the error is and perhaps correcting it or telling me what I need to do?

I've now completely redone everything in the EFI 6 times with always the same result that WIFI doesn't want.

What I haven't done yet is port mapping.

Latest kexts and I even tried to pay attention to the order.

 

[Edhawk]

Regarding the WiFi Airportitlwm.kext v2.2.0 you are using, it is the wrong version for Sonoma. For Sonoma you need to use Airportitlwm.kext specific to Sonoma from the Alpha release 2.3.0, latest commit e886ebb.

I have attached the kexts from the Alpha v2.3.0 release for Sonoma 14.4 and Ventura, for you to try.

 

[Funnyland]

Funny thing was the same one I added yesterday according to my download folder.

But Egla Inserted - Saved - Reboot - NVRam Reset - Restarted.

Everything the same as before was no success

 

[miliuco]

@Funnyland
Except for the version of AirportItlwm, fixed by @Edhawk , I don't see anything strange in your EFI. I don't know why the Intel wifi isn't working.

 

[Funnyland]

Yes that is what I thought. I'm already desperate because I can't find what else I can do

 

[Edhawk]

If you previously erased the Network devices while trying to fix this issue, you may have to manually add the WiFi device to your system.

Open System Settings.
Navigate to the Network tab
If you don't see a Wi-fi device, do the following:
Select the button highlighted in the screenshot below.

System Settings > Network pane

From the next pop-up window Select the 'Interface' dropdown button.



Select Wi-Fi from the dropdown menu.

This should add a Wi-Fi device to your setup, if one isn't already present in the Network pane.

You can then try connecting to a Wifi network.

 

[Funnyland]

Unfortunately there is no WIFI button visible.

I tested it one after the other once with Airportltlwm and then with itlwm. Without success