Native broadcom support dropped for sonoma #52
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I have updated to Sonoma and Sequoia, I can confirm Intel Wifi+BT still works using ltwm, no issues. |
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macOS Sonoma has dropped support for legacy Broadcom WiFi chipsets such as BCM4360, BCM4350, and BCM43602, which were supported in Ventura and earlier versions.
The changes clarifies user confusion regarding Sonoma’s compatibility with Broadcom-based devices and to guide affected users towards workarounds such as (OCLP).
References:
Get Broadcom wifi support back on Sonoma
Broadcom WiFi is dead