BlueToolFixup: Add Skip Address Check patch for 12.4 Beta 3 and newer #20
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With macOS 12.4 Beta 3, Apple added new checks inside of
bluetoothd
where if 2 Bluetooth devices have the same address it would throw an error:However on some modules, namely the BCM2070 and BCM2046, they would be detected twice by
bluetoothd
and thus trigger this error. As these older chipsets are the only ones affected (at least with noticeable reports), the patch is configured by-btlfxallowanyaddr
argument.EDIT by @PMheart: Renamed the boot argument to
-btlfxallowanyaddr
as requested by @dhinakg and @vit9696.The
kSkipAddressCheck
patch has been verified functional on 12.4 Beta 3, Beta 4, 12.4 Release and 12.5 Beta 1