itlwm VS Lenovo-Thinkpad-X240

Try use airporttlwm.kext. Here

Intel AC 8260 WiFi+BT - AirportItlwm + IntelBluetoothFirmware

This was just released : https://github.com/OpenIntelWireless/itlwm/releases

Yeah there is. I think it’s itlwm.

What part I got an issue with: have to set SecureBootModel to 'Disabled' since i am using AirportItlwm for monterey

Wifi is a little unreliable a few minutes after boot (waiting for AirportItlwm to be stable release)

specific instructions/settings for the x240

I followed Sniki's GitHub guide. Link: https://github.com/Sniki/Lenovo-Thinkpad-X240

So as mentioned in topic, I am trying to use Sniki's EFI setup with Catalina recovery to install MacOS on my Lenovo ThinkPad X240. Link here. My hardware is :

Hello guys, so I've been trying to install mac os big sur on my ThinkPad x240 using this guide after configuring everything and setting up (on a brand new USB stick) all the files, I booted normally into open core and then into recovery. I clicked restore mac os and waited an extremely long time to finish installation (Even tho I have a decent connection), when the installation was done the computer rebooted. and it showed me the option to select a booting device, selecting the hard drive i installed the mac os won't do anything so I booted back again the USB stick, there I could boot the hard drive, which results in rebooting the computer and then the option to select the had drive in open core completely disapearing.

Have you tried it yourself? I've come across this link https://github.com/Sniki/Lenovo-Thinkpad-X240 with EFI folder. If I have I got the right idea, the concept revolves around making thinkpad boot like it a was mac machine (using clover or opencore) and then loading with the correct files in EFI folder and suitable kexts for the subsystems (audio, trackpad etc)?

Hi, I have a thinkpad x240 with i5 4300u and intel hd4400 and Big Sur installed, everytime I reboot or shutdown the machine I am greeted with a garbled display and need to put it to sleep first then wake it up before the display fixes it self. My display is 1080p with touchscreen, I followed Sniki's guide but it still has the same issue. Was wondering if anybody has other solution. Thank you. https://github.com/Sniki/Lenovo-Thinkpad-X240

Thanks, I'll give it a go whenever I get the chance. I'm pretty sure I had my bios set up properly (secure boot off, tpm off, virtualization on), but it's starting to look like it's an issue with how I set up my installation media. I had tried using this prebuilt efi to get it working (I'm pretty sure it's the one you used for some guidance) , but it also didn't work. I tried configuring my own config.plist using dortania's opencore guide and using the prebuilt efi for any kexts I was unsure about. Thanks again! I'll probably get it working eventually when school ends.

wait in confused. what should i do? i’m a big noob at this stuff. i’m only good at building pcs not actually using them lol. this is where the screenshot above is from - https://github.com/Sniki/Lenovo-Thinkpad-X240

i installed big sur successfully on my x240 using the prebuild -> GitHub - Sniki/Lenovo-Thinkpad-X240: Lenovo ThinkPad X240 using OpenCore Bootloader