I don't know if they change if you change from using the vdsl connection natively or attached via a secondary modem as it is now.
Also attached is the check confirming the latest firmware. The wan settings are attached (wan & wan2). In the end I had to plug the old openreach modem in and use the ASUS as a router so that I could get a usable internet connection.Īs I say I went through the quick setup to set the device up. Reflashing the firmware has not resolved any issues either. It constantly lost dsl connection and resynced and has probably shot my line profile to pieces. This time going through quick setup again hasn't resolved. Broadband and wifi speed both fantastic compared to my old openreach modelm and Zyxel router combo.Īfter 4 days it rebooted and resynced straightaway however it then constantly started disconnecting and reconnecting so I ran through the quick setup again and it went great for the next 3 days. I do have a work-around, but so far it has kernel panicked every install into being unusable and even killed the kernel cache, so in the process of getting this solved.įor now, give this a go, the AC66 might just need more attention.I got this just over a week ago and it was rock solid for 4 days on the latest firmware. I am certain we are all having the same issue, this problem came about after Yosemite for which I had to do very little work after a lot of research to get 100% use of the card, but Sierra however is stubborn. The PCE-AC68 is the same as my PCE-AC66, I can tell you now one of the first steps in getting this card working properly are adding the clover kext patches, I am currently trying to solve the issue of the card not enabling (turning on), but being recognized as working. Here's some screenshots of the system report: If anyone has any ideas what I'm doing wrong here or why this card that has been working out of the box for people since 2013 is acting any help would be greatly appreciated! I've also tried using the `networksetup` command to turn it on, that also did not work. I've also tried making the service inactive, removing it, rebooting, and then creating it again, no joy. I've tried making the service inactive, removing it, and creating it again. The card is recognised, and is showing up as AirPort compatible as far as I can tell(screenshots below) but the network option to "Turn Wi-Fi On" does nothing. I have an Asus PCE-AC68 which is purported to "just work" OOB but I'm unable to power on the interface. I've followed the latest Sierra guide and have been able to successfully boot into sierra with almost everything working, however, one of the things that isn't working is Wi-Fi. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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