grouchy

Hey! Thanks for everyone's help. I found a solution for my problem.
#1 I updated clover and did all the stuff Jake Lo mentioned. 

#2 Removed FakePCIID.kext and FakePCIID_Broadcom_WiFi.kext from the EFI partition

#3 Moved AirportBrcmFixup.kext and lilu.kext to L/E/

#4 Rebuild kext cache

Now wifi and bluetooth are working. However not sure if BT was working previously since I mainly focused on getting wifi to work.

Thanks for your response.  I followed these steps:

1. Deleted the folder drivers64UEFI
2. Installed the most recent version of Clover with the above-mentioned settings.
3. Restarted my computer.

WIFI still visible, but still not able to turn it on.

@Jake Lo Here is the debug file.

debug_14114.zip

@Jake Lo Tried that a couple times with a few reboots. Still no luck.

Hey @Jake Lo thanks for your response. I tried:
 

 networksetup -setairportpower en1 on

Since en1 is where network chip is being registered.

No dice. Still not turning on.

@Hervé Thanks for your response. Yes, I meant DW1560 (updated in original post). No, I wasn't aware of the needed patch.

Is this what I need to do? 

P.S. Uploaded the files you asked for in case that helps.

I followed @Jake Lo's guides to get Mojave working on an E7250:

Everything works spectacularly except the wifi, which is expected since I had the Intel Wifi card. So I bought the DW1560 (BCM94352Z) wifi card. I installed and now the wifi icon is there and it looks like in system information it's recognized as a broadcom card. However,  I'm unable to turn the wifi on. I tried a few ideas to fix it, but non worked. Has anyone had this problem and if so how can I fix it? Feel free to ask any clarifying questions. Not sure what other information to provide, sorry Hackintoshnoob.

EFI_for_Forum.zip MacBook Pro.zip

@Jake Lo I am trying to use the same fix as the original poster, but all the links are unavailable can you link them again? Thanks!