SOLVED Broadcom BCM94360CS2 WiFi not working on Ventura

[glcslv]

Hi everyone, first post here (besided saying hello), I am new to the forum but I managed some years ago to install Mojave on my desktop pc. It was time to update the system so I fresh installed Ventura in a new Nvme disk, using Opencore and following Dortania guide.
So far I noticed a coupe of problems, I'll post separate threads for each to avoid confusion. First here is WiFi not working.
My WiFi/BT card is a Broadcom BCM94360CS2 card with m2 adapter. If I understand correctly it is supposed to work without any kext, BT works, but WiFi doesn't.
I tried to add AirportBrcmFixup.kext kext in the kext folder, removed AirPortBrcm4360_Injector.kext from config.plist, and left AirportBrcmFixup and AirPortBrcmNIC_Injector entries in the kernel list.
In the last months WiFi wasn't working on Mojave (it gradually stopped working, without changing anything in the EFI and without any update in the OS), so it could also be that the card has a problem, or maybe the antennas?
Do you have any suggestion on something else to try before ordering a new WiFi/BT card?
In that case which card do you recommend to run Ventura on my system?
Thanks a lot!
Glauco

 

[EliteMacx86]

Hi everyone, first post here (besided saying hello), I am new to the forum but I managed some years ago to install Mojave on my desktop pc. It was time to update the system so I fresh installed Ventura in a new Nvme disk, using Opencore and following Dortania guide.
So far I noticed a coupe of problems, I'll post separate threads for each to avoid confusion. First here is WiFi not working.
My WiFi/BT card is a Broadcom BCM94360CS2 card with m2 adapter. If I understand correctly it is supposed to work without any kext, BT works, but WiFi doesn't.
I tried to add AirportBrcmFixup.kext kext in the kext folder, removed AirPortBrcm4360_Injector.kext from config.plist, and left AirportBrcmFixup and AirPortBrcmNIC_Injector entries in the kernel list.
In the last months WiFi wasn't working on Mojave (it gradually stopped working, without changing anything in the EFI and without any update in the OS), so it could also be that the card has a problem, or maybe the antennas?
Do you have any suggestion on something else to try before ordering a new WiFi/BT card?
In that case which card do you recommend to run Ventura on my system?
Thanks a lot!
Glauco

Provide the PR Files to check.

 

[glcslv]

here they are, let me know if something else is needed
thank you!

 

[EliteMacx86]

here they are, let me know if something else is needed
thank you!

As per Hackintool PCIe Report, the Card isn't detected. So the card could be faulty or has not been installed properly or it is turned off from BIOS.

 

[glcslv]

I ordered a new one, I'll let you know if it solves the problem, thanks!

 

[EliteMacx86]

I ordered a new one, I'll let you know if it solves the problem, thanks!

Let's see if the hardware was the actual issue.

 

[kathir]

I ordered a new one, I'll let you know if it solves the problem, thanks!

Hi, I am facing same issue... Did you able to solve it?

 

[EliteMacx86]

Hi, I am facing same issue... Did you able to solve it?

Attach your PR Files to check.

 

[glcslv]

Hi, I am facing same issue... Did you able to solve it?

Yes, it was a faulty card, replaced it with a new one and now everything works as it should, and without any specific kext. Thanks @EliteMacx86 for the help!

 

[EliteMacx86]

Yes, it was a faulty card, replaced it with a new one and now everything works as it should, and without any specific kext. Thanks @EliteMacx86 for the help!

Sounds great. Marking Solved and closing this thread.

Cheers!