Here you go. I'm also going to add this to the latest version of the macOS Sierra Patcher.
You've got to put it in the proper directory inside the PlugIns folder of AppleSMCLMU.kext. Rebuild prelinkedkernel after placing it. If you can't manage it, just wait, as I'm almost finished updating the patch tool to include this fix.
The funny thing is that the prior two updates didn't seem to replace that Plugin. This one did (with the Sierra one).
You can't go back one page and read?Hey people, public beta 7 and developer 8 is out
Can someone tell what dlist file changed?
The funny thing is that the prior two updates didn't seem to replace that Plugin. This one did (with the Sierra one).
Usually I just have to touch the file, use kext utility to clear / rebuild the kernel cache and reboot. This time I had to copy it back in.
Heh...want to hear something really weird? This update broke my unlocking with Apple Watch. No amount of toggling, signing out of iCloud, etc could get it working again. I add this PlugIn back in and boom, it's working again.
btw - anyone with a MacBook Pro 4,1 that wants to go the same route that I did and get an mCard to give your system BLE 4.0 and 802.11AC wifi - get their mCard 3, not their mCArd 2 - while the original Airport Express in our systems only used 2 wifi antennae, there's actually an unused 3rd one there. May as well get the extra 250Mb/s+ out of the card.
Told QuickerTek about this - they're updating their compatibility matrix.
The bluetooth has to support BLE 4.x - that's bluetooth low energy. You also have to have a newer 802.11 chipset. We know the Broadcom ones that support the AC protocol work - we don't know explicitly that feature Apple is using, so we really can't confirm if any older wifi cards will work yet or not.
My guess is, they originally planned on having a 3-antennae card in the MBP, but there were supply constraints when they were coming to market, so went with the 2-antennae model. Without BLE (bluetooth low energy) you won't be able to get the unlocking via Apple Watch working.
. Heh...if you're even interested in that, that is.
The bluetooth has to support BLE 4.x - that's bluetooth low energy. You also have to have a newer 802.11 chipset. We know the Broadcom ones that support the AC protocol work - we don't know explicitly that feature Apple is using, so we really can't confirm if any older wifi cards will work yet or not.
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My guess is, they originally planned on having a 3-antennae card in the MBP, but there were supply constraints when they were coming to market, so went with the 2-antennae model. Without BLE (bluetooth low energy) you won't be able to get the unlocking via Apple Watch working.
The bluetooth has to support BLE 4.x - that's bluetooth low energy. You also have to have a newer 802.11 chipset. We know the Broadcom ones that support the AC protocol work - we don't know explicitly that feature Apple is using, so we really can't confirm if any older wifi cards will work yet or not.
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My guess is, they originally planned on having a 3-antennae card in the MBP, but there were supply constraints when they were coming to market, so went with the 2-antennae model. Without BLE (bluetooth low energy) you won't be able to get the unlocking via Apple Watch working.
A shame you didn't hear about the mCard first.
. Not sure how much the Atheros card is - the mCard is on sale for $79 right now.
and throw that in this thing. Think that'll be tomorrow's project. Just painful. Wow! 
You should familiarize yourself with the search function - there's a lot of information in this thread.
Ok, to the guys that have the MacBook 13" 5,2's - Please tell me you guys have upgraded them with SSD's and memory!!
Holy crap...have I been spoiled. This thing has 2GB of ram and a SLOOOOOOOW 120GB SATA 5400rpm disk in it. Installing PB7 on it was pretty damn painful.
Upgrading the memory in the MBP, so the 4GB in it is going to go into the 5,2. But I'm going to pull the SSD from my (never used) Windows 10 desktop (hey, I have blu-ray ripping software I need a windows box for, ok?)
Edit - pretty sure most of the slowness is the memory. That memory from OWC can't get here fast enough!
Yep, I saw that when booted from the old disk - when you went into trackpad under system preferences it said no trackpad found, but if you went into mouse it has the various parameters you can tweak for your mouse.
Either card will work, but the advantage of the third antennae is another 50% more network bandwidth. (each antennae gets you about 250Mb/s+ of speed). You can contact QuickerTek and ask them to swap the card (they offered to do it for me for free - obviously, I'd pay the return shipping for the mCard 2).
