RealtekRTL8111-Binary 2.4.2

I change from the RTL81xx.kext to this kernel extension.

Simply WOW! Nice driver. Runs great!

 

Thanks!

Does anyone have a Mountain Lion version of this one by any chance?

Thanks for the update

Thanks for the update

thanks ,i am using on k55vm 

This kext so good, stable connection and good speed.

But I have some question, when choose auto-negotiation, network card say that no wire connected at both OS-es. If somebody know why it cannot auto downstream to 100Mb, how to resolve this problem, please tall few words

Thank you very much for your help. Finally my Hackintosh have access to the Internet!

Awesome work! Much appreciated!

can you make kext for rtl8723bu please

https://github.com/lwfinger/rtl8723bu

this is linux source

Probably a lot of background here, but I'll err on the side of TMI to eliminate a lot of questions. Might seem weird posting here, but you Hackintosh folk seem to be the only tribe that feels my pain and can help fix the problem. Thanks, for your patience with my noobness.

 

I'm running a Mac Pro (Early 2008) Quad Core Tower. The only thing damaged by a lightning strike (about a year ago) was the ethernet port. I was running a USB Ethernet NIC adapter for a while, but it was giving me USB sleep issues, so I changed over to a Realtek based Gigabit PCI-Express ethernet card. 

It worked like a CHAMP until my startup disk started malfunctioning - brought it in to a shop and they tested, etc. - ultimately upgrading me from 10.7 to 10.11. Now, allasudden, my Mac isn't recognizing the ethernet card and I'm trying to drop kext files into the /L/E folder with little to show for it. I downloaded the RTL8111.RAR, unpacked it and transferred over to the MacPro the RTGNICv2.0.6For10.7.mpkg and installation repeatedly fails. Tried Easykext and Kext Utility to load the RealtekRTL8111.kext and both kext installers tell me installation went fine, but 10.11 says "not so much".

 

I just barely passed the basic knowledge exam to get in here, so your replies may need to be a bit more dumbed down for me. Hoping you all can help. 
 

Do I need to do any command line stuff or am I just stuck like Chuck in the muck?

Sorry but this kext is fine for my Gigabyte Z97 HDR3?

I can not connect via wifi internet, thanks

installed it with Kext Utility, but can't get it to load!

Maybe it's time to update the driver for HighSierra. Kernel panic was caused by the driver while sleeping.

This works on a asrock ab350 k4 with a Realtek RTL8111GR chipset.

2.2.1 worked perfect and 2.2.2 works perfect aswell!

a big THANK YOU!

Working perfectly for me in 10.13.4 with my GA-EP35-DS3L.  Thank you, dear author, for contributing.  The older version I had (1.2.2) was giving me trouble.

Not working for me, version 2.3.0d7 does work though 

Not working for me too. Any upper version than 2.2.0 reports "cable unplugged".

 

Intel i3, 8400, 3.60 GHz, 6M L3 cache; Gigabyte GA-Z370P D3, LGA 1151, Realtek ALC 887 audio codec, 1 x Realtek GbE LAN chip (10/100/1000 Mbit), XFX Radeon RX 580, 8G VRAM, Apple wired aluminum keyboard and Apple mouse; macOS 11.X Big Sur.

Edited March 18, 2021 by XanthraX