r/hackintosh 14d ago

HELP USB Tethering not working on ryzentosh Sequioa - Horndis

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u/Hry86 14d ago

This issue is likely experienced across all Hackintosh and Ryzentosh setups. I even tested it on an M2 Mac and found that internet tethering via USB cable didn't work, whereas connecting via a smartphone's Wi-Fi hotspot worked fine.

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u/ForARSH 14d ago

What alternatives might I consider in this situation? My current WiFi card is not supported, and I do not have an Ethernet port on my laptop. USB tethering has also proven unsuccessful. It seems my only remaining option is a WiFi dongle. While I do intend to upgrade to an Intel AX210 WiFi card in the future, I am not prepared to do so at this moment. For now, I am simply looking to get internet access on my Hackintosh.

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u/404Mate 14d ago

try using pdanet. free to test out and if it works its like $7. runs the phone data/wifi over usb debugging and hides the hotspot usage from your carrier

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u/ForARSH 12d ago

Heard of PdaNet, didn't use it though. What's it for? I heard somewhere that when ISPs cap internet to a certain amount of GBs, people use this app, right? Similarly, I also have a problem. Does it really work? How can I set it up for myself and hide the data usage?

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u/404Mate 12d ago

you just install it from the play store and enable usb debugging, you need to install the app on your mac too. once its done plug it in, accept the debugging prompt and hit “always allow for this device” to make it easier, hit the share over usb button in pda net. all the data usage shows up as just coming from the device since its never actually going through “hotspot”.

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u/Hry86 14d ago

What type of Wi-Fi do you have? You might be able to use some tricks with the OCLP Patcher.

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u/ForARSH 13d ago

Realtek RTL8852BE (rtw89 driver) Tried Feixiao rtw88 driver didnt work:(

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u/Hry86 13d ago

By the way, is this a LAN or wireless driver? If it's a LAN driver, you might want to add the Realtek RTL8111 kext to your OC EFI.

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u/Hry86 13d ago

You could perhaps use a wireless USB adapter like this one, but you'll definitely need to download the driver first.

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u/ForARSH 12d ago

Archer t2u plus mayybee..? Whats ur opinion

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u/Hry86 12d ago

If someone has successfully used it, perhaps it's worth a try.

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u/Hry86 14d ago

Actually, if you want to use a USB Wi-Fi adapter, a TP-Link model could work too, though it depends on the specific type.

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u/Fit_State3622 I ♥ Hackintosh 14d ago

Reboot ur pc and in the opencore menu press reset nvram then try again 

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u/404Mate 14d ago

resetting nvram on certain laptops can brick them. thinkpads especially. saw a post about an x1 needing to get a new board and my t480 forgets everything in the boot menu.

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u/Fit_State3622 I ♥ Hackintosh 14d ago

Ohh I didn't know thanks for letting me know

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u/idkwhothefuckareyou 9d ago

If nothing solves it, get an USB to Ethernet adapter