SOLVED I can't restore the functionality of the Brcm Internet module

[AnnaMarua]

Also attach PCI Device info from Hackintool!

here. Everything you asked for is in the archive

 

[EliteMacx86]

here. Everything you asked for is in the archive

Replace the IOSkywalk from this link. Remove -amfipassbeta boot arg and then check. Make sure to reset NVRAM!

Also, what was the original card shipped with this Laptop?

 

[AnnaMarua]

Replace the IOSkywalk from this link. Remove -amfipassbeta boot arg and then check. Make sure to reset NVRAM!

Also, what was the original card shipped with this Laptop?

I did everything as you said, unfortunately, panic

I have no idea which module came with the laptop, the original module burned down a long time ago and worked through the helport

 

[EliteMacx86]

I did everything as you said, unfortunately, panic

I have no idea which module came with the laptop, the original module burned down a long time ago and worked through the helport

You must remove the old IOSkywalk from your kext directory and from the config.plist and then use the new one linked above. You must empty the bin. Make the changes and restart. Reset NVRAM and you should be able to boot. Hopefully, you should have the WiFi working after that.

 

[AnnaMarua]

You must remove the old IOSkywalk from your kext directory and from the config.plist and then use the new one linked above. You must empty the bin. Make the changes and restart. Reset NVRAM and you should be able to boot. Hopefully, you should have the WiFi working after that.

I deleted the driver, deleted the registration in the config, installed a new one and prescribed the driver for a new one in the config, cleared the nvram and still the same kernel panic

 

[EliteMacx86]

I deleted the driver, deleted the registration in the config, installed a new one and prescribed the driver for a new one in the config, cleared the nvram and still the same kernel panic

Attach your current EFI.

 

[AnnaMarua]

Attach your current EFI.

 

[EliteMacx86]

Oh, so the problem is, the previous kext is still in cache. Disable IOSkywalkFamily and then boot. Rebuild kextcache and then enable the kext in config.plist. Restart. Reset NVRAM and then check. You should be able to boot.

 

[AnnaMarua]

Oh, so the problem is, the previous kext is still in cache. Disable IOSkywalkFamily and then boot. Rebuild kextcache and then enable the kext in config.plist. Restart. Reset NVRAM and then check. You should be able to boot.

And soooo, I turned off skywalk, booted into the system and rebuilt the cache through the terminal using the command "sudo kextcache -i /", after which I turned on skywalk, reset the nvram and still got a kernel panic

I also tried the

mount - uw /
cd /System/Library/Extensions
rm -rf IOSkywalkFamily.kext
sudo rm -rf /System/Library/Caches/*

but this one also did not work, the skywalk kext are set to read-only

 

[AnnaMarua]

Oh, so the problem is, the previous kext is still in cache. Disable IOSkywalkFamily and then boot. Rebuild kextcache and then enable the kext in config.plist. Restart. Reset NVRAM and then check. You should be able to boot.

in general, the update, I was able to launch my Internet, As the administrator said earlier, I need to download from the Skywalk acidantera github, as well as the problem turned out to be one error made in blocking the kernel

it was written in my config:

com.apple.iokit.IOSkyWalkFamily

But it should be:

com.apple.iokit.IOSkywalkFamily

As a result, opencore did not block the kexts located in the SLE, as a result, it caused a kernel error due to the fact that two cupcakes conflicted with each other, after correcting the letters in the kernel lock, the system successfully booted and identified my Internet module