MediaTek MT7925 Wi-Fi on a Hackintosh: install the bundle

This zip holds the two kexts that give an MT7925 (Filogic 360, PCI 14C3:7925, or the AMD RZ717 14C3:0717) real Wi-Fi on macOS: MtkWlan.kext (the driver) and MtkWlanNative.kext (macOS's own Wi-Fi menu on top of it). Licences and notices are in each folder and must stay with the kexts. Sources, status and the comparison with other MediaTek drivers: https://github.com/watchthelight-labs/mt7925-hackintosh-wifi

1. Copy MtkWlan.kext and MtkWlanNative.kext into EFI/OC/Kexts/.

2. Add both to config.plist under Kernel > Add, MtkWlan first (the second links against it). OCAT, ProperTree's OC Snapshot or a text editor all work; the entries are:

   BundlePath       MtkWlan.kext
   ExecutablePath   Contents/MacOS/MtkWlan
   PlistPath        Contents/Info.plist
   Enabled          true
   
   BundlePath       MtkWlanNative.kext
   ExecutablePath   Contents/MacOS/MtkWlanNative
   PlistPath        Contents/Info.plist
   Enabled          true
   

   config-snippet.plist next to this file has the same two entries as plist XML to paste. No Lilu needed.

3. Add mtkfe=native mtknativeif=1 to boot-args (NVRAM > Add > 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82).

4. Reboot. The Wi-Fi icon appears in the menu bar; join your network from it and macOS remembers it.

On macOS Sequoia (15.x) the native menu kext does not load (it is built for Tahoe 26.7.1 build 25G241 only); the driver then shows an Ethernet port en1 and you join with the mtkwifi tool from the repo. On any build where the native menu does not come up, the driver falls back to that Ethernet port by itself, so you never lose network to a wrong kext.

Check after the reboot: kmutil showloaded | grep Mtk lists both, ioreg -r -c MtkWlan -l -w0 | grep MtkState says pass. Problems: run tools/mtk-report.sh from the repo and open an issue with the archive.

Bluetooth on the same card is a third kext: https://github.com/watchthelight-labs/mt7925-hackintosh-bluetooth