Is this possible for Macbook Air 2011? As I understand it, this model does support Bluetooth low power mode. Any tips?
The guide posted a couple of pages ago worked well at every Golden Master without any hardware modifications.
Is this possible for Macbook Air 2011? As I understand it, this model does support Bluetooth low power mode. Any tips?
Hi all.
Thanks for all the fantastic work done here.
I was about to try this solution on my mid 2011 MBA. I have had all public betas, but i just updated to the final version.
Do i need to change anything in the step by step guide, before doing it or should it also work for the finale 10.10 version ?
Rgds
Torben
The guide posted a couple of pages ago worked well at every Golden Master without any hardware modifications.
I am not having good luck with this.
I have followed the guide here exactly: https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/20015070/
I have a Mid 2011 MBA with chipset:
Mac-742912EFDBEE19B3
When I reboot after replacing the kexts and running the terminal commands, the "enable handoff" does not appear and the System Profilers still says "No" in the Handoff boxes.
This is with the final release of Yosemite. I have double checked and the updated kexts are in the Extensions folder.
Any suggestions for things I can do to fix / debug this?
Update: I got it to work! I added an extra step. Once I had deleted to old kexts from the Extensions folder, I ran the cache clearing commands and rebooted. My Mac then lost Bluetooth and Wifi. In this state I then added the new Kexts via Kextdrop, ran the terminal commands again (including the one which puts the Mac into kext dev mode) rebooted and it worked!
Good to see you got it working. Weird that it changed for the release. Maybe post your board ID (i'm assuming its the 1C81) so people with identical IDs (and Official Yosemite Release) can leech off your work? haha.
ok will do, also what would happen if the machine had a factory restore of the operating system, would i need to do this process again? silly question but i am going to sell my mac next year
This is the part I bought and is working perfect. The seller was great shipped it the day I ordered and I received it about 3 days later. I have a Late 2011 MacBook Pro.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281462221916?_trksid=p2060778.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
Also followed the OP directions and its working fine on OSX 10.10.
I am not having good luck with this.
I have followed the guide here exactly: https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/20015070/
I have a Mid 2011 MBA with chipset:
Mac-742912EFDBEE19B3
When I reboot after replacing the kexts and running the terminal commands, the "enable handoff" does not appear and the System Profilers still says "No" in the Handoff boxes.
This is with the final release of Yosemite. I have double checked and the updated kexts are in the Extensions folder.
Any suggestions for things I can do to fix / debug this?
Update: I got it to work! I added an extra step. Once I had deleted to old kexts from the Extensions folder, I ran the cache clearing commands and rebooted. My Mac then lost Bluetooth and Wifi. In this state I then added the new Kexts via Kextdrop, ran the terminal commands again (including the one which puts the Mac into kext dev mode) rebooted and it worked!
How hard is it to install? Anyone do a youtube on it yet?
Any help greatly appreciated
Cheers, Simmo
How hard is it to install? Anyone do a youtube on it yet?
I also have an MBA 13" (2011) and it was working for me from beta 4 to 6. Any success with the final version (14A389) anybody?
I have to say I'm a bit underwhelmed with handoff! It seems quite hit and miss at the moment.
Reminds me of Airtunes in the early days. I'm sure they'll fix it...
i have a early 2011 macbook pro 13'' which one should i get?
will this one work?
http://www.amazon.com/Eathtek-MacBo...1537&sr=8-1&keywords=macbook+pro+airport+card
the one in the picture shows BCM94331PCIEBT4AX but the details/description says BCM94331PCIEBT4CAX.
assuming that it is the BCM94331PCIEBT4CAX will this one work?
thanks
I realize we are talking mid-2011 here, but is there any solution to upgrade a mid-2010 MBP?
I try in MBA mid 2011 and impossible
Terminal log is this
(...)
IOBluetoothFamily.kext is invalid; can't resolve dependencies.
IOBluetoothFamily.kext is invalid; can't resolve dependencies.
(...)
Any help please??
I was in same place as you. Try deleting both kext files, clearing kext caches, rebooting (now bluetooth and wifi should both be disabled), then reinstalling the kexts and follow the rest of the instructions.
I think the biggest thing making the tut not work for people is when they use find/replace or copy/paste. I walked a few people thru your tutorial last night and got it working for them and modified some and emailed for others. I found it ALWAYS works if you do it manually and very carefully. One missing . or ' means corrupted kext. I think people were excited and did it too fast and messed things up to be honest. 99.99% User error hahrob3r7o made it happen. Steps here.
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Something went wrong when you patched your bluetooth kext, it seems corrupt. Get your IOBluetoothFamily.kext backup and try the 0xED editing steps again carefully, manually (not a find & replace). Let me know in case you lost your backup.
I think the biggest thing making the tut not work for people is when they use find/replace or copy/paste. I walked a few people thru your tutorial last night and got it working for them and modified some and emailed for others. I found it ALWAYS works if you do it manually and very carefully. One missing . or ' means corrupted kext. I think people were excited and did it too fast and messed things up to be honest. 99.99% User error hah
sudo nvram boot-args="kext-dev-mode=1"