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Fenvi HB-1200M Wi-Fi not working

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Motherboard
Хуаньчжи X99-TF-Q
CPU
Xeon 2666 v3
Graphics
AMD Radeon RX 6800
OS X/macOS
14.x
Bootloader
  1. OpenCore (UEFI)
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  1. iMac Pro
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  1. iOS
Friends, good day! I apologize in advance for my bad English, I use a translator.

I can't start Wi-Fi on the Fenvi HB-1200M module (bcm943602cs2) - sonoma 14.7.4.

I will describe the essence of the problem. 3 kexts were added to EFI: IOSkywalkFamily.kext, IO80211FamilyLegacy.kext, AirportBrcmFixup.kext.
The kexts were written in Config.plist, everything was done according to the instructions. After that, Nvram was reset, the latest OCLP patch was installed. 2.2.0, but Wi-Fi, airdrop and everything connected with these do not work. Only Bluetooth works.

Bluetooth works properly, it sees devices, the wireless keyboard connects and works, Airpods Pro 2 instantly switch to the computer from the phone, the widget displays their charge percentage (case + headphones), I can also share the iPhone screen to the computer, it works, but as soon as it comes to Airdrop, it does not work, the computer from the watch (Apple Watch series 3), does not unlock from them, the computer itself sees W-fi, if you turn it on in the settings, but when you try to connect, an error immediately and asks to run diagnostics. The toggle switch at the top goes crazy and immediately turns off when you try to turn it on.

PC specifications: Intel xeon 2666 v3, 64 GB RAM DDR3 1866, Huanazhi X99 TF-Q, AMD Radeon RX 6800, the system is on an Nvme drive. Combo module: Fenvi HB-1200M aka bcm94360cs2.
Mac OS Sonoma 14.7.4

EFI: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ipAH9PrMRglgEcAN5qL8Ul4HX5PXwjpE/view?usp=sharing
 
Friends, good day! I apologize in advance for my bad English, I use a translator.

I can't start Wi-Fi on the Fenvi HB-1200M module (bcm943602cs2) - sonoma 14.7.4.

I will describe the essence of the problem. 3 kexts were added to EFI: IOSkywalkFamily.kext, IO80211FamilyLegacy.kext, AirportBrcmFixup.kext.
The kexts were written in Config.plist, everything was done according to the instructions. After that, Nvram was reset, the latest OCLP patch was installed. 2.2.0, but Wi-Fi, airdrop and everything connected with these do not work. Only Bluetooth works.

Bluetooth works properly, it sees devices, the wireless keyboard connects and works, Airpods Pro 2 instantly switch to the computer from the phone, the widget displays their charge percentage (case + headphones), I can also share the iPhone screen to the computer, it works, but as soon as it comes to Airdrop, it does not work, the computer from the watch (Apple Watch series 3), does not unlock from them, the computer itself sees W-fi, if you turn it on in the settings, but when you try to connect, an error immediately and asks to run diagnostics. The toggle switch at the top goes crazy and immediately turns off when you try to turn it on.

PC specifications: Intel xeon 2666 v3, 64 GB RAM DDR3 1866, Huanazhi X99 TF-Q, AMD Radeon RX 6800, the system is on an Nvme drive. Combo module: Fenvi HB-1200M aka bcm94360cs2.
Mac OS Sonoma 14.7.4

EFI: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ipAH9PrMRglgEcAN5qL8Ul4HX5PXwjpE/view?usp=sharing
You don't need the second patch in the Kernel>Block section. Only first one (IOSkywalkFamily) should be blocked. No other blocking is required.

Also, you should not use AMFIPass+amfi=0x80 boot arg. Use either one of these, not both.

Lastly, you shouldn't require CustomSMBIOS. Disable CustomSMBIOSGuid and set the UpdateSMBIOSMode to Create.
 
I did everything as you said:
1) In the kernel section, I deleted the second - extra line: "com.apple.iokit.IO802Family".
2) In the section: "NvRam" - "7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82" - I deleted the argument: "amfi=0x80"
3) In the section: "Pi" - "SmBios", enabled: "UpdateSmBiosMode" on the mode: "Create".

Then I saved the config, restarted the computer and reset NvRam, after which when the system starts I see loading and an error, after which I reboot again. The config file and a photo of the error are below. Please check the file and tell me what I could have done wrong. I am learning in Hackintosh and trying to understand my mistake.
 

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You don't need the second patch in the Kernel>Block section. Only first one (IOSkywalkFamily) should be blocked. No other blocking is required.

Also, you should not use AMFIPass+amfi=0x80 boot arg. Use either one of these, not both.

Lastly, you shouldn't require CustomSMBIOS. Disable CustomSMBIOSGuid and set the UpdateSMBIOSMode to Create.
My dear friend answered you above.
 
I did everything as you said:
1) In the kernel section, I deleted the second - extra line: "com.apple.iokit.IO802Family".
2) In the section: "NvRam" - "7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82" - I deleted the argument: "amfi=0x80"
3) In the section: "Pi" - "SmBios", enabled: "UpdateSmBiosMode" on the mode: "Create".

Then I saved the config, restarted the computer and reset NvRam, after which when the system starts I see loading and an error, after which I reboot again. The config file and a photo of the error are below. Please check the file and tell me what I could have done wrong. I am learning in Hackintosh and trying to understand my mistake.
Why are you using Revpatch in boot args as well as NVRAM? You should use either one of these, not both.

Regarding the error, update the kexts.
 
Why are you using Revpatch in boot args as well as NVRAM? You should use either one of these, not both.

Regarding the error, update the kexts.

1) Updated kexts (used Kext updaters);
2) Deleted revpatch=sbvmm, in the Nvram section;
3) Applied the OCLP patch, rebooted the computer and reset NvRam.

The system started successfully, there are no errors, but Wi-Fi is still not active. What other steps can be taken?
 

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1) Updated kexts (used Kext updaters);
2) Deleted revpatch=sbvmm, in the Nvram section;
3) Applied the OCLP patch, rebooted the computer and reset NvRam.

The system started successfully, there are no errors, but Wi-Fi is still not active. What other steps can be taken?
Set the correct MinKernel version as per the guide. Attach System Report+IOReg+Hackintool PCIe info.
 
Set the correct MinKernel version as per the guide. Attach System Report+IOReg+Hackintool PCIe info.

1) Fixed in config: MinKernel, according to your instructions, you can check;
2) Tried to attach all the screenshots you requested, I hope I didn't forget anything.
 

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