hi there, is this fix necessary on original hardware? I have a mac pro flashed from 4,1 to 5,1 and upgraded the card to bcm943602cdp + mini pcie adapter for bluetooth 4.2. i get null for the address, despite reinstalling opencore, reapply legacy patches and using an internal usb header hub from mac pro backplane to internal usb 2.0 hub. wifi also works fine. i have already reset nvram 3-5 times as well. any tips? thanks.
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GUIDE How to Fix Bluetooth on macOS Monterey and Later
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OCLP should do it automatically for real Macs. The problem could be something else. Will have to diagnose.
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