Success Z790+Core i9 13900K, but LAN i219 is not working

[Raftrix86]

Hello, I could configurate my new build with a Asus Z790M-Plus and a Core i9 13900K, this motherboard comes with a i219V2 Lan, I tried the Intel Mausi kext, but it doesn't work, checking it has a diferent device id, is there any posibility to make it work? I tried putting the device id into the kext but I had no luck and I started to have kernel panics when I reboot the computer.

 

[Edhawk]

You could try using the Device Path for the Network card and adding two entries.

built-in > Data > <01000000>
device-id > Data > <6F150000>

This may enable your i219-V card (8086:1570).

As the device-id entry fakes the ID for an i219-LM Ethernet controller (8086:156F), which does work with IntelMausi.kext.

Device-ID's for both i219 Ethernet controllers.

 

[kjstart]

How about your Asus Z790M-Plus now? I want to get the same model, any pains?

 

[Raftrix86]

You could try using the Device Path for the Network card and adding two entries.

built-in > Data > <01000000>
device-id > Data > <6F150000>

This may enable your i219-V card (8086:1570).

As the device-id entry fakes the ID for an i219-LM Ethernet controller (8086:156F), which does work with IntelMausi.kext.

View attachment 562683 Device-ID's for both i219 Ethernet controllers.

Thanks for the tip, but sadly it doesn't work. ...

 

[kjstart]

The onboard network card still not working, it is I219-V(22) which cannot drive by fake it to ver 1 or 7.
I have to use an USB network card RTL8139 1GB now.
Fenvi T919's wifi signal is bad, I only use it for bluetooth now.

 

[BigHack]

You could try using the Device Path for the Network card and adding two entries.

built-in > Data > <01000000>
device-id > Data > <6F150000>

This may enable your i219-V card (8086:1570).

As the device-id entry fakes the ID for an i219-LM Ethernet controller (8086:156F), which does work with IntelMausi.kext.

View attachment 562683 Device-ID's for both i219 Ethernet controllers.

I am having the same issue with Intel Lan I-219v. I am using Ventura, and Intelmausi.kext ver. 1.0.7. Please see my device settings in pic. Ethernet is showing in Network, but no connection.
Thank you!

 

[Edhawk]

You shouldn't require any DeviceProperties with the Intel i219-V Ethernet controller. Just the latest version of IntelMausi.kext, which you appear to be using.

You may need to add the 'Built-in' property, but that is all and only if macOS doesn't set your Ethernet controller as built-in automatically. As normally the Intel i219-V Ethernet controller doesn't need a 'fake' device-id.

Just so you know, the Intel i219-V Ethernet controller comes in many variants, so depending on which exact version of the Ethernet controller your motherboard uses the device id will be different.

You adding '70150000' to your OC config.plist is probably the reason why your Ethernet port isn't working. I recommend removing the device-id entry and seeing if that helps.

These are the device-ids for the various i219-** controllers released by Intel.

0x1570	Intel I219 V
0x15B8	Intel I219 V2
0x15D8	Intel I219 V4
0x15D6	Intel I219 V5
0x15BE	Intel I219 V6
0x15BC	Intel I219 V7
0x15E0	Intel I219 V8
0x15E2	Intel I219 V9
0x0D4F	Intel I219 V10
0x0D4D	Intel I219 V11
0x0D55	Intel I219 V12

Not sure what happened to v3, but it is missing from the table.

Using the 70150000 device-id sets your Ethernet controller as 1st version of i219-V, that is not likely to be the case in your Z790 motherboard. It is more likely to be V10, V11 or V12.

These are the device-id's in IntelMausi.kext/Contents/Info.plist (i219-V entries in bold)

0x10EA8086 0x10EB8086 0x10EF8086 0x10F08086 0x15028086 0x15038086 0x153A8086 0x153B8086 0x155A8086 0x15598086 0x15A08086 0x15A18086 0x15A28086 0x15A38086 0x156F8086 0x15708086 0x15B78086 0x15B88086 0x15D78086 0x15D88086 0x15E38086 0x15D68086 0x15BD8086 0x15BE8086 0x15BB8086 0x15BC8086 0x15DF8086 0x15E08086 0x15E18086 0x15E28086 0x15B98086 0x0D4E8086 0x0D4F8086 0x0D4C8086 0x0D4D8086 0x0D538086 0x0D558086 0x15FB8086 0x15FC8086 0x15F98086 0x15FA8086 0x15F48086 0x15F58086 0x1A1E8086 0x1A1F8086 0x1A1C8086 0x1A1D8086 0x550A8086 0x550B8086 0x550C8086 0x550D8086

All the different i219-V** variants are included in the kext. So a device-id entry should not required no matter which variant your motherboard uses.

 

[BigHack]

Anyway to find out the version i-219v I have? I have tried Intelmausi.kext ver. 1.0.7 with not entries, but it doesn't work.

 

[Edhawk]

Have you applied any Ethernet 'Fixes' to your system? Did you remove them when you found they didn't work? I would check that any and all failed fixes/kexts etc.have been removed as the first priority.

What does Hackintool show on your system regarding your Ethernet device? Check this in one of the OS's where the controller works. Look on the Hackintool - System > Peripherals tab.

This is an example of what you should see.

My i219-V Ethernet controller in my Asus Z270 system shows the device-id as 0x15B8, which equates to i219-V4 in the list I posted above.

You should then check that the same Device-ID is shown in the non working OS.

Hackintool should show the correct Device id assuming you haven't messed with the Ethernet controller settings in the bios or your OC configuration. It should show information for any and all Network devices at the top of the Peripherals tab.

 

[BigHack]

Thank you for helping!

The only way I can even see an Ethernet connection is with no kext and device-id. Hackintool id attached. Please see pics.