Mini PC AMD Ryzen 7 5700U - Need Installation Help

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Shouldn't the AirportItlwm-Sonoma-14.4.kext be enabled?, and why on earth are you using three Airport kexts?, If the other two are of absolutely no use why use them?.

craighazan said:

Shouldn't the AirportItlwm-Sonoma-14.4.kext be enabled?, and why on earth are you using three Airport kexts?, If the other two are of absolutely no use why use them?.

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As I said in the post, I tested everything to make sure I didn't miss anything. It's just the most current active one. But even if I delete the inactive ones, it doesn't change the WiFi

Funnyland said:

As I said in the post, I tested everything to make sure I didn't miss anything. It's just the most current active one. But even if I delete the inactive ones, it doesn't change the WiFi

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Right...

Yes I watched the previous video link you provided, the one where you booted with the EFI-4 folder. About the only comment I would make about the video in post #223, is that you didn't delete the NetworkInterface.plist from /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/NetworkInterfaces.plist folder, then Reboot the system and check to see if the WiFi device was present in the Network preferences & Hackintool > System > Peripherals tab.

I would recommend you delete the 3 x plists highlighted in the screenshot below, PLUS any backup files of the same name. When using the EFI-4 folder to see if this clears the WiFi device from en0, as that is what is shown in your IOReg from post #231.

plists to be deleted.

WiFi Device in IOReg, set as en0

Ethernet Device in IOReg, set as en1

The video(s) didn't tell me something I didn't already know, i.e. that the EFI I provided worked with your AMD Mini PC, without the need for any patched DSDT.aml tables.

I also read the two Github pages that the HP EFI and the S3 fix were sourced. Including following links on those pages, to check that nothing WiFi related was missed.

The EFI-4 folder I provided on page 22, in post #215 was created for running Sonoma 14.4 or newer. This is the EFI you attached in Post #259. It has the correct Airportitlwm.kext for Sonoma 14.4 or newer.


The most recent Video shows you FAILED to enable the AirportItlwm-Sonoma-144.kext in OpenCore Configurator, see video time 1.01 minutes.

Kexts in OC Configurator

Which version of the Airportitlwm.kext have you enabled in the EFI? I specifically renamed the kext to AirportItlwm-Sonoma-144.kext so it would be obvious when you were using the correct kext.

Edhawk said:

Which version of the Airportitlwm.kext have you enabled in the EFI? I specifically renamed the kext to AirportItlwm-Sonoma-144.kext so it would be obvious when you were using the correct kext.

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The wrong ones.

I now delete the unnecessary Airportltlwm and only leave the Airportltlwm - Sonoma - 14.4 in there.
Also from the config.

Then I delete the recommended plist like EdHwak said and restart


OK ?

Yes, as that lets us know what is happening when you boot your system.

Which one do you want to get rid of? There's a lot more in it

Funnyland said:

Which one do you want to get rid of? There's a lot more in it

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network and airport and preferences that you are not using