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will this wifi and BT card work ?

hexsander

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1750Mbps Wireless Network PCIe Desktop WiFi Card Adapter BCM94360 For MacOS Hackintosh 802.11AC BT4.0​

here is link of this -- https://www.alibaba.com/product-det...56.trade-carp.valid-supplier.3.35773192xWOLAm

using sonoma i know it wont work out of the box need some tweak but i see that only fenvi made this kind of card so i am curious to buy bro so it would be great bro if you guide me in depth that is this compitabale for machine with also use of handoff / airdrop / countinuity camera feature .
 

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1750Mbps Wireless Network PCIe Desktop WiFi Card Adapter BCM94360 For MacOS Hackintosh 802.11AC BT4.0​

here is link of this -- https://www.alibaba.com/product-det...56.trade-carp.valid-supplier.3.35773192xWOLAm

using sonoma i know it wont work out of the box need some tweak but i see that only fenvi made this kind of card so i am curious to buy bro so it would be great bro if you guide me in depth that is this compitabale for machine with also use of handoff / airdrop / countinuity camera feature .
The chipset is compatible for sure. Buy a Fenvi one.
 
OCLP, Sequoia: After reboot wifi works, but the icon is always gray. I must click on icon to make it white (normal color of working wifi). Can you suggest any sollution? I have this issue on Macbook Air 7,1 and iMac Pro (Broadcom chipset) as well. Any suggestions? Thank you.
 
OCLP, Sequoia: After reboot wifi works, but the icon is always gray. I must click on icon to make it white (normal color of working wifi). Can you suggest any sollution? I have this issue on Macbook Air 7,1 and iMac Pro (Broadcom chipset) as well. Any suggestions? Thank you.
The MacBook Air7,1 and the iMac Pro are the real hardware? Or you're just talking about the SMBIOS?
 
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The MacBook Air7,1 and the iMac Pro are the real hardware? Or you're just talking about the SMBIOS?
Macbook Air7,1 early 2015 is real, iMac Pro 2017 is PC based.
 

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