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Not working on Asrock X570 Phantom Gaming 4
It says "connected" in settings but there's no internet. Repplugging doesn't help.
Hey @emaa10
Thanks for testing. According to other reports the X570 has something different in a way he boards the NIC.
Will you be able to run terminal and run sudo dmesg | grep -i igb
right after cable plug-in AND manual switch off/on via ifconfig ethX down/up
? And output results here?
Sure, I'll do it tomorrow. Thanks for your response!
Okay, I just reinstalled my hackintosh because I had problems with it.
I installed macOS without the Ethernet cable connected. When I did not plug it in for the first time, the log looked like this:
After that, the Ethernet showed as connected, my router was found and to my surprise: I had internet connection! But only for about one minute or so... The log looked like this in that time:
(Sorry for the bad photos, but I had no idea how to transfer these log files to my phone...)
The log didn't change, even if I unplugged the cable afterwards... In macOS it was still shown as connected.
Tried again today: Output when it was unplugged after boot Output when I plugged it in first after boot (no connection)
Tested again today with the ifconfig ethX down/up
command:
Log when entering the ifconfig eth0 down
command
Log when entering the ifconfig eth0 up
command
Same problem here, connected only for some minutes. ASRock X570m and Monterey. Worked well on Big Sur with SmallTreeIntel82576. Have tried all the combinations in Ethernet Hardware(Speed and Duplex). Some combinations works a lit longer.
Hi Guys , Very unlikely it would help but please try a version based on Intel's 5.11.4. If it doesn't help there is not much I could do without both the X570 hardware and free time to debug. I'll describe extended project status soon and update here.
After booting, the connection works perfectly fine, but gets lost after 2-3 minutes. Thanks for your help!
After booting, the connection works perfectly fine, but gets lost after 2-3 minutes. Thanks for your help!
Hey @emaa10
Thanks for testing. Could you please run sudo dmesg | grep -i igb
in the terminal right after what seems a connection lost? And then, separately, please run the same dmesg command after sudo ifconfig enX down; sleep 5; sudo ifconfig enX up
where enX is the id of your I211 NIC
Thanks in advance
After booting, the connection works perfectly fine, but gets lost after 2-3 minutes. Thanks for your help!
Hey @emaa10 Thanks for testing. Could you please run
sudo dmesg | grep -i igb
in the terminal right after what seems a connection lost? And then, separately, please run the same dmesg command aftersudo ifconfig enX down; sleep 5; sudo ifconfig enX up
where enX is the id of your I211 NICThanks in advance
After the connection lost, I don't get any output out of sudo dmesg | grep -i igb
, but after sudo ifconfig enX down; sleep 5; sudo ifconfig enX up
I get this. I hope this helps.