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[HELP] Possible WWAN Card Implementing Method #146
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@KirisameMarisaa This looks great! I'll order a WWAN card soon and check things out. I'm busy with life, however, so I probably won't be able to get back to you for another 2-3 weeks. Thank you for letting me know about this. Note:
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@KirisameMarisaa @tylernguyen I've used Dell DW5809e (EM7305, 4G, work) with modded BIOS (whitelist removed) and kext driver LegacySierraQMI.kext, it got work and speed was good. |
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1.No, I keep COM setting default. |
Looks great. EM7305 is pretty damn cheap (CNY 45~55) especially on Taobao and Idlefish(XianYu). I'm planning to purchase one for testing too ;-) By the way, is your WWAN antennas the genuine one comes with this machine, or they are random compatible ones installed by your self? |
Hi, buddy, I have a dw5809e as well. But the signal always shows "NO SIM". |
for DW5809e, you can find the corresponding kext in this repo: |
Great! I made DW5809e work finally. However, it still has a problem, every time making a connection after a reboot, then WWAN successful connected, then it failed to connect after releasing the connection. Any idea? |
Hi, I've already modded bios to remove whitelist but after some shutdown , reboot, maybe cold reboot, my X1C6 report error 1802. My bios is 1.55, already modded. Can you help me to fix it? Beside that, I've EM7455 card but it can not connect, it shows Error. I tried to open port 6 or 8, but the error was same. |
I confirm that EM7305 & EM7355 work fine in Monterey with kext LegacySierra My steps to make X1C6 recognize them is swap in linux (sleep mode).
Note: card EM7455 doesn't work in MacOS, I tried all ways but it still shows Error. https://www.thinkpenguin.com/gnu-linux/em7455-switching-modes-qmi-mbim Some pics: |
Hi, guys, I got L850-GL, so I wonder how to change this wwan card from pcie into usb mode? |
Look this gist https://gist.github.com/HeySora/d720554aa5564a7800de8eca45403ef7 |
Hey guys, I have mod my Thinkpad x1 yoga 2018 using V7.txt, The WWAN I used is Lenovo OEM em7430, but the 1802 unauthorized infos came out still. Wonder how you guys mod your X1C6, could you share the mod *.txt file. Thanks a lot! |
hey man, I did all steps you posted on my Thinkpad x1 yoga 2018 and em7430, however the 1802 error remained, interestingly, after the sleep swap and AT commands, the bios boot twice and error came out at the second time, and '1802 error' remained same even I set AT!Custom="FASTENUMEN",0 which technically sure pass whitelist. |
All right, I tried bios 1.33, it turns out second boot 1802 again, it seems unpatch-able, now I have to give up using em7430 on my x1y3 |
Or remove the whitelist of wwan by mod bios image, guys, do you know how to realize it? |
hello, is this catalina-only kext, i'm currently on ventura, my em7430 shows on wwan list but not on network nor no sim logo. |
Thanks for your reply, I wonder weather there is a way for Lenovo OEM em7430 ellipse the wwan whitelist, I try all the steps post above, including modding the bios using XX80 V7.txt, or operating in Ubuntu. Anyway, the 1802 error remains. |
my laptop is Thinkpad x1 yoga gen3 2018, modded bios version is 1.48 |
repo: MacOS12 cannot link, setup: em7340 and x1c6, windows and linux works perfectly |
I've been working on implementing WWAN Card on X1C 6th for a long time, and eventually found some resources which may be useful to eventually drive up specific WWAN Cards on this platform.
I've tested Sierra Wireless EM7430 / EM7455 on my machine. Now, both of them are able to be detected by the OS (Catalina 10.15.6), and I can try to connect to the network with SIM card inserted:
In short, you only needs to do 3 things to make it happen:
Reboot, then you should see the desired result.
I could have been tested whether this implementation is capable of driving up the cards completely, but I have two problems to fix which I just have no time to fiddle with:
Therefore, I'm asking for help to verify whether this approach is capable of making these specific cards work on macOS 10.15.x or higher versions.
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