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dhinakg committed Dec 21, 2022
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* BCM4355
* MacBookAir8,1


# What does an AirPort adapter look like?

![PCIe Adapter (Requires an extra USB port for Bluetooth)](https://i.imgur.com/AUtNhiB.jpg)
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Adds Bluetooth support to macOS when paired with an Intel wireless card


## Atheros

### [High Sierra's IO80211Family](https://github.com/khronokernel/IO80211-Patches/blob/main/10.13.6-High-Sierra-Kexts/IO80211HighSierra.kext.zip)
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* AR9287 - AR5B97
* AR9380 - AR5BXB112


### [ATH9KFixup](https://github.com/chunnann/ATH9KFixup)

To be paired with AirPortAtheros40 to fix support for many unsupported Atheros cards, similar idea to AirportBrcmFixup:
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* BCM943224
* BCM94331
* May require you to force load IO80211Family.kext when running macOS Catalina; see `Kernel -> Force` in OpenCore for more details
* May require you to force load IO80211Family.kext when running macOS Catalina; see `Kernel -> Force` in OpenCore for more details
* All those mentioned in Big Sur are also supported in Catalina

### Mojave (10.14) and older
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## Intel

Currently no Intel chipsets are officially supported in macOS, however great work has been done in this space with itlwm: [Where's my Intel Wi-Fi?](../misc/intel.md):

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