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AppleIntelWifi
İntel AC-3165 Problem
AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext.zip I am instal Xcode and xcpretty no problem. run script ./build.sh and create AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext. AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2 install KCPM Utility on S/L/E and rebuild cache, repair permisions. Restart computer but not see wifi. Wifi all time closed, I am click to Wifi open but not effect.
My Log file is attached. I am hope help to me. log.txt
I'm getting a kernel panic on macOS Catalina (10.15.3). When I load the kext using kextload as described in the README, it does nothing at all (no panic, few unnecessary logs) but when I put this at /Library/Extensions/, I get a panic after reboot.
Here's the log file: logs.txt
NOTE: @KaoS-TR and I both have AC-3165 but pci IDs are different (@KaoS-TR's is 8086:3166 and mine is 8086:3165).
Would one of you try loading the latest kext?
Wifi can be enabled/disabled but scanning doesn't work.
@MuntashirAkon Looks like your device is one of the few that actually supports LMAC scanning... it's kinda on the to-do list.
Would one of you try loading the latest kext?
Same for me too, WiFi can be turned on/off. but scanning doesn't work.
here is the log with the last version.
Uploading AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext.zip…
@MattRvt @chilledHamza Please resubmit your log files by using the logging script contained within the project’s repo. As well, ensure you are using the compiled kext on our website (as it is the only version that doesn’t output all logging messages to the kernel logging facility and instead logs it to IOKit)
@hatf0 I used the the debug build to extract this one. for older log I believe, I compiled it form source myself.
From ApplentelWIfi website you download the release or the debug (I actually don't know which one to use for the log) then in a terminal you use these commande:
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cd /Users/USERNAME/Downloads/AppleIntelWifiV2(or the directory to the .kext you want to load ) -
sudo chown -R root:wheel *.kext -
sudo kextload *.kext
then you get the log with the command that's in the readme:
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log show --last boot --predicate 'process == "kernel"' | grep -i intel > ~/Desktop/log.txt
@MattRvt i face this error /Users/mash/Desktop/AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext failed to load - (libkern/kext) not found; check the system/kernel logs for errors or try kextutil(8).
chances are you have to disable SIP, don't remember if it's necessary but mine is disable and if it's not it can cause this error.
To disable SIP:
- boot in recovery mode
- enter
csrutil disablein a terminal
@MattRvt i face this error /Users/mash/Desktop/AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext failed to load - (libkern/kext) not found; check the system/kernel logs for errors or try kextutil(8).
I normally copy it to /tmp, then load it from /tmp folder
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sudo cp -R AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext /tmp/ -
cd /tmp -
sudo chown -R root:wheel AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext -
sudo kextload AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext
this way, it always work for me.
@MattRvt Same error
Last login: Wed Apr 22 16:02:40 on ttys000 mash@MAshs-MacBook-Pro ~ % cd desktop mash@MAshs-MacBook-Pro desktop % sudo cp -R AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext /tmp/ Password: mash@MAshs-MacBook-Pro desktop % cd /tmp mash@MAshs-MacBook-Pro /tmp % sudo chown -R root:wheel AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext
mash@MAshs-MacBook-Pro /tmp % sudo kextload AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext
/private/tmp/AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext failed to load - (libkern/kext) not found; check the system/kernel logs for errors or try kextutil(8). mash@MAshs-MacBook-Pro /tmp %
@MattRvt i face this error /Users/mash/Desktop/AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext failed to load - (libkern/kext) not found; check the system/kernel logs for errors or try kextutil(8).
I normally copy it to
/tmp, then load it from /tmp folder
sudo cp -R AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext /tmp/cd /tmpsudo chown -R root:wheel AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kextsudo kextload AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kextthis way, it always work for me.
still i get error
@MattRvt i face this error /Users/mash/Desktop/AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext failed to load - (libkern/kext) not found; check the system/kernel logs for errors or try kextutil(8).
I normally copy it to
/tmp, then load it from /tmp folder
sudo cp -R AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext /tmp/cd /tmpsudo chown -R root:wheel AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kextsudo kextload AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kextthis way, it always work for me.
still i get error
Log? or output of kextutil
how to connect wifi? no wifi device available kext loaded successfully
Did you read the instructions? It doesn't work yet.
Any status update on this? In fact, I've tried this on my AC3165 but I can't scan network and I cannot access network.
I saw this post from the other github repo: https://github.com/AppleIntelWifi/adapter/issues/68
@jk-codes mentions that a/b/g/n is working while AC isn't, I'm not sure how to get that to work though.
Perhaps adding SSID and Password into the Info.plist from https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/success-working-intel-wifi-drivers-for-7265ac-on-catalina.292207/?
I got my AC-3165 with WiFi 5 (802.11AC) working!
Thanks to folks from here: https://github.com/daliansky/XiaoMi-Pro-Hackintosh/issues/330
Basically do this:
Step 1: Download the kext, I downloaded the version 3.8.1 https://ww.lanzous.com/b01bfh3zi password: gejq
Step 2: Load your SSID and PWD using NVRAM method, it's stated in the README inside but it's in chinese, translation is this
Credits to @skullpnuk for the translation
You may find the translated readme below,
Use scenario 1: Connect only 1 wifi: Use the NVRAM tab in the Hackintool tool, click the "+" icon below, add two values WiFi-SSID and WiFi-PW fill in the wireless network name and password respectively. Restart after executing install.command to realize automatic connection.
Use scenario 2: Connect a limited number of wifi, select different OC configuration files to start through the startup menu: Add the following configuration to each OC configuration file, add WiFi-SSID and WiFi-PW to ADD to correspond to the wireless network name and password, and add WiFi-SSID and WiFi-PW to Block. Add or delete by searching boot-args. NVRAM
Add
7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82
WiFi-SSID My-WiFi-SSID WiFi-PW MyPassword boot-args -cdfon -igfxmlr
Block
7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82
boot-args WiFi-SSID WiFi-PW
It should basically look like this in your NVRAM if you use scenario 2, see items circled in maroon
Once you have done that, run install.cmd located in the folder of 3.8.1 and restart your hackintosh and you should be able to connect to your network
I got my AC-3165 with WiFi 5 (802.11AC) working!
Thanks to folks from here: daliansky/XiaoMi-Pro-Hackintosh#330
Basically do this:
Step 1: Download the kext, I downloaded the version 3.8.1 https://ww.lanzous.com/b01bfh3zi password: gejq
Step 2: Load your SSID and PWD using NVRAM method, it's stated in the README inside but it's in chinese, translation is this
Credits to @skullpnuk for the translation
You may find the translated readme below, Use scenario 1: Connect only 1 wifi: Use the NVRAM tab in the Hackintool tool, click the "+" icon below, add two values WiFi-SSID and WiFi-PW fill in the wireless network name and password respectively. Restart after executing install.command to realize automatic connection. Use scenario 2: Connect a limited number of wifi, select different OC configuration files to start through the startup menu: Add the following configuration to each OC configuration file, add WiFi-SSID and WiFi-PW to ADD to correspond to the wireless network name and password, and add WiFi-SSID and WiFi-PW to Block. Add or delete by searching boot-args. NVRAM Add 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82 WiFi-SSID My-WiFi-SSID WiFi-PW MyPassword boot-args -cdfon -igfxmlr Block 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82 boot-args WiFi-SSID WiFi-PW It should basically look like this in your NVRAM if you use scenario 2, see items circled in maroon
Once you have done that, run install.cmd located in the folder of 3.8.1 and restart your hackintosh and you should be able to connect to your network
tried using clover but not able to activate the wifi card with the version 3.8.1
I try to download https://ww.lanzous.com/b01bfh3zi but not open site or download dialog or password dialog
Check this out. Dell 7567 with intel AC-3165. This kext allowed me enable WIFI scan. It includes simple command to add wifi networks and connect to them later, but after first connect my wifi search works as well. https://github.com/duongle305/intel-wifi-helper
Check this out. Dell 7567 with intel AC-3165. This kext allowed me enable WIFI scan. It includes simple command to add wifi networks and connect to them later, but after first connect my wifi search works as well. https://github.com/duongle305/intel-wifi-helper
I tried the helper but not luck
Please add #bigsur10.16 Support. not working on 10.16
10.16 is not supposed to work with kext next version of macOS would replace kext by system extensions, as long as those extensions are ready to support the unsupported hardware is very likely that Hackintosh would be in stand by for a time, so this is a kext no extension. its not fully supported as kext in macOS Catalina and you are asking support for a beta SO. Bravo. go ahead lear about sistem extension in macOS and develop the needed extension so it work