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AppleIntelWifi
Intel 7265 ac
log.txt I want to congratulate you. His work is incredible and will solve the problems of many people with hackintosh. Follow my log.txt for your evaluation. I am extremely anxious for this kext to work.
dude, did you get radio Sign?
not yet. But waiting for update. Post your log.txt for developer help, please? :D
Yep I'll do today. thanks.
You're welcome. I’m happy with your contribution, and I hope I even have Intel Wi-Fi up and running.
@lehmartins17 hey I wanna submit a log for 7265 too. What's the procedure to submit logs, do I inject the kext first, then run the command to get the logs?
@lehmartins17 hey I wanna submit a log for 7265 too. What's the procedure to submit logs, do I inject the kext first, then run the command to get the logs?
log show --last boot --predicate 'process == "kernel"' | grep -i intel > ~/Desktop/log.txt
@lehmartins17 hey I wanna submit a log for 7265 too. What's the procedure to submit logs, do I inject the kext first, then run the command to get the logs?
yes, first -> kextload -v *.kext. then open terminal and insert command: log show --last boot --predicate 'process == "kernel"' | grep -i intel > ~/Desktop/log.txt
guys did it work?
Yes, but work more or less... wifi down 30-35mbps wifi up 30-35mbps
guys did it work?
Yes, but work more or less... wifi down 30-35mbps wifi up 30-35mbps
i can't build the kext can you send it
Hi, I also attach my log.txt file.
My adapter is recognized successfully, however, no networks are found while scanning, and trying to manually input SSID and password does not work. I am currently running macOS Catalina on an HP Spectre (Clover/setup repo here).
My WiFi works using itlwm (recompiled with sdk for macOS Catalina). However, I would like to use this project since it works with the WiFi stack directly.
Greetings!
@lehmartins17 did you do any changes to get the driver to work? I can load the kext successfully and can see the WiFi option in the settings app. However, no networks are shown while scanning (and manually inputting SSID/password fails too).
