WiFi not working after sleep (Sequoia)

[andynameistaken]

OS: Sequoia 15.4.7
EFI: Mainstage

Issue:
After sleep WiFi panel doesn't see any routers.
Problem is present on AirportItlwm and itlwm with Heliport.

Weirdly enough if you use Sonoma EFI on Sequoia you don't have this problem, sadly I'm not experienced with hackintosh debugging so I don't know what causes the issue.

I would mark this bug as critical one, because importance of networking. Perhaps you need more testing before pushing release to the public. If so I can help out with it. (although I need to read more about ACPI patches and kernel extensions)

[GabbroFabbro]

Weirdly enough if you use Sonoma EFI on Sequoia you don't have this problem, sadly I'm not experienced with hackintosh debugging so I don't know what causes the issue.

When you swapped the efi with the sonoma one were you using heliport or the fix without heliport also worked in sonoma?
Mainly cus i have the same issue and id like to use my t480 for school and i need to fix this asap even with a crappy solution

[andynameistaken]

Weirdly enough if you use Sonoma EFI on Sequoia you don't have this problem, sadly I'm not experienced with hackintosh debugging so I don't know what causes the issue.

When you swapped the efi with the sonoma one were you using heliport or the fix without heliport also worked in sonoma? Mainly cus i have the same issue and id like to use my t480 for school and i need to fix this asap even with a crappy solution

Yes it works, but sleep is broken, also you will have to change VirtualSMC kext to newer one, because in this one SMC sensor key support in PerfPowerServices is broken and hogs CPU.

If you don't know what you're doing and you need OS to be reliable enough to do some work without distractions - I strongly advise against using this project, because most likely you will be frustrated that something doesn't work as expected and potentially waste your time looking for solutions. This repo is not active enough to trust it for mission critical work.
Just get nixOS or Debian.