[Please Help] Cannot Wi-Fi on my Broadcom BCM94360CD

[MC_]

I have just upgraded from MacOS Venture 14.5 to Sequoia 15.3.2 and my Wi-Fi didn't work but my bluetooth does. I searched for a tutorial for fixing my WiFi but it will lag on the loading screen after clean NVRAM.

CPU: E3 1226v3

RAM: 2*2G + 1*4G = 8GB

MB: Gigabyte GA-Z87P-D3AMFIPassInfo.plist

config.plist

[strangeron]

Are you sure this processor has HD4600 integrated graphics?

[CloverLeaf]

47 minutes ago, strangeron said:

Are you sure this processor has HD4600 integrated graphics?

 

It's HD P4600

[strangeron]

11 hours ago, CloverLeaf said:

It's HD P4600

Thanks. But I know that this processor does not have integrated graphics. Am I wrong?

[Anto65]

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/80917/intel-xeon-processor-e31226-v3-8m-cache-3-30-ghz/specifications.html

[Max.1974]

On 3/29/2025 at 6:25 AM, MC_ said:

I have just upgraded from MacOS Venture 14.5 to Sequoia 15.3.2 and my Wi-Fi didn't work but my bluetooth does. I searched for a tutorial for fixing my WiFi but it will lag on the loading screen after clean NVRAM.

CPU: E3 1226v3

RAM: 2*2G + 1*4G = 8GB

MB: Gigabyte GA-Z87P-D3AMFIPassInfo.plist

 

Hi @MC_  your config plist has 3 kexts  to run AirPortBroadcom. your hardware need fix that choosing only one compatible with this modern wireless card  BCM94360CD (Fenvi Pcie Card).

 

You need choose one kext compatible and add only this patches in your config plist. You need disable or exclude unusable 

 

I checked in your plist some triplicated kexts incompatible for activate your Wireless: AirpPortBroadcomFixup, AirPortBrcm4360_injector and AirPortNIC_injector (remove this 3 kexts)  

 

 

 

You need choose for your card, only IO802FamilyLegacy.kext for used with OCLP (Opencore Legacy Patcher) to activate your Broadcom card: 

 

Check here: 

 

https://github.com/acidanthera/AirportBrcmFixup

 

 

For exemple, my card is the same as yours, one Fenvi BCM94360CD in my desktop, so I choose this configurations and kexts with OCLP app installed: 

 

1. Kexts * 

 

          

 

2. Kernel patches and under IO80211FamilyLegacy.kext I choose only option compatible with my card and macOs Sequoia: AirPortBrcmNIC.kext 

 

 

 

 

After you run OCLP installer, with correct SIP value, for exemple my SIP is <850A0000> because I use VoodooHDA.kext, but with AppleALC will work too. 

 

 

I recommend you add in DeviceProperties key your Wireless Card device because I saw only graphic card add in your plist. 

 

Like that: 

 

 

* Not use BlueToolFixup or any other kexts related with BrcmPatchRam2 or BrcmPatchRAM3.kext (your plist has this add)  for this Desktop card model, will cause conflicts. Maybe you will need only BluetoolFixup in some Laptops with BCM94360CS cards. 

 

Edited March 30 by Max.1974

[MC_]

On 3/30/2025 at 9:52 PM, Max.1974 said:

 

Hi @MC_  your config plist has 3 kexts  to run AirPortBroadcom. your hardware need fix that choosing only one compatible with this modern wireless card  BCM94360CD (Fenvi Pcie Card).

 

You need choose one kext compatible and add only this patches in your config plist. You need disable or exclude unusable 

 

I checked in your plist some triplicated kexts incompatible for activate your Wireless: AirpPortBroadcomFixup, AirPortBrcm4360_injector and AirPortNIC_injector (remove this 3 kexts)  

 

 

 

You need choose for your card, only IO802FamilyLegacy.kext for used with OCLP (Opencore Legacy Patcher) to activate your Broadcom card: 

 

Check here: 

 

https://github.com/acidanthera/AirportBrcmFixup

 

 

For exemple, my card is the same as yours, one Fenvi BCM94360CD in my desktop, so I choose this configurations and kexts with OCLP app installed: 

 

1. Kexts * 

 

          

 

2. Kernel patches and under IO80211FamilyLegacy.kext I choose only option compatible with my card and macOs Sequoia: AirPortBrcmNIC.kext 

 

 

 

 

After you run OCLP installer, with correct SIP value, for exemple my SIP is <850A0000> because I use VoodooHDA.kext, but with AppleALC will work too. 

 

 

I recommend you add in DeviceProperties key your Wireless Card device because I saw only graphic card add in your plist. 

 

Like that: 

 

 

* Not use BlueToolFixup or any other kexts related with BrcmPatchRam2 or BrcmPatchRAM3.kext (your plist has this add)  for this Desktop card model, will cause conflicts. Maybe you will need only BluetoolFixup in some Laptops with BCM94360CS cards. 

 

Thanks a lot,  @Max.1974. I finally fixed my wireless card and thank you for replying me. I am trying to use the "iPhone mirroring" app and it saids "unable to connect to iPhone". How can I fix this?

[Max.1974]

Hi @MC_ so glad to help you! Enjoy your Hackintosh! 

 

About connected your iPhone, I think is not possible for now, because is necessary minimum requirement like T2 chip with intel processors, in reals Macs (for exemple MBA 2020). 

 

Personally I don't think is useful this program, so Hackintosh is great journey but somethings from Apple will require new processors architecture (Arm) like Apple Silicon. 

 

Thanks for your feedback ! 

 

[jasonokee]

I ran into a similar issue after upgrading to macOS Sequoia—Wi-Fi stopped working while Bluetooth was fine. If you're using a Broadcom BCM94360CD, it should be supported natively, but Sequoia can be a bit tricky with NVRAM and kext loading order. One thing that helped me was making sure AirportBrcmFixup.kext wasn’t in my setup, as this card generally doesn't require it, and it might interfere on newer macOS versions.

Also, double-check your USB mapping, as I've seen internal Wi-Fi malfunction if USB settings aren’t correct.

If you're looking for a good guide on troubleshooting Wi-Fi issues in macOS Sequoia, there are some great resources like CloudStream on how to fine-tune your system for compatibility, particularly with Broadcom Wi-Fi cards.

Edited April 7 by jasonokee

[Max.1974]

14 horas atrás, Jasonokee disse:

Eu me deparei com um problema semelhante depois de atualizar para o macOS Sequoia—o Wi-Fi parou de funcionar enquanto o Bluetooth estava bom. Se você estiver usando um Broadcom BCM94360CD, ele deve ser suportado nativamente, mas o Sequoia pode ser um pouco complicado com a ordem de carregamento de NVRAM e kext. Uma coisa que me ajudou foi garantir que o AirportBrcmFixup.kext não estivesse na minha configuração, pois este cartão geralmente não o requer, e pode interferir nas versões mais recentes do macOS.

Além disso, verifique novamente seu mapeamento USB, pois vi um mau funcionamento interno do Wi-Fi se as configurações do USB não estiverem corretas.

Se você está procurando um bom guia sobre como solucionar problemas de Wi-Fi no macOS Sequoia, existem alguns ótimos recursos sobre como ajustar seu sistema para compatibilidade, particularmente com as placas Wi-Fi Broadcom.

Hello, we really need to redo the mapping in some cases. I redid all my hacks and first use USBMap.kext and then formalize it on top, with USBports.kext, removing USBMap and inserting the SSDTS that Hackintool makes available to us.