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I did reset NVRAM twice, but it did not help. I think there is a deeper problem with my setup, because even if the Aquantia would work, there is still the issue with Sequoia not recognizing any SATA disks (no problems with SATA on Sonoma).

I don't think it helped, this is what I did: Turn off PC. Unplug the Ethernet cable. Boot into Sequoia. Settings > Network > Ethernet > Details > Hardware > [manual controls] > disabled AVB. Connect the Ethernet cable. After a few seconds, I saw "Self-assigned IP" again.

Yes, the Hackintool screenshot was taken when not using the SSDT. I can see the NIC in the System Report, please take a look at the attached image. The BSSID is en0. In Sonoma, I have been using the Aquantia NIC without any SSDTs nor kexts. It worked out of the box. But I think there is a...

Apologies for the possible confusion, I do not use a dedicated Aquantia PCIe extension card. Instead, I use the on-board 10 GbE Aquantia NIC, which is integrated into the Asus ProArt X670E-CREATOR WIFI motherboard. With the following IDs: Vendor ID: 0x1D6A Device ID: 0x94C0 Sub Vendor ID...

Applying my custom SSDT-AQUANTIA-AQC113C.aml did not fix the problem. I still saw "Self-assigned IP" in Settings > Network > Ethernet. Below is the IOReg address of my on-board Aquantia NIC and the accordingly modified SSDT (I only changed the address in the "External" and "Scope" blocks)...

Thank you for your help, I sincerely appreciate it! I think I have the latest Aquantia Kernel Patches and the latest AMD Vanilla Patches in my config.plist, but I am attaching my config.plist just to be sure. When I copied your version of SSDT-AQUANTIA-AQC113C.aml into the EFI > ACPI folder...

Thanks for the very fast answer. Kernel > Quirks > ForceAquantiaEthernet is set to true. Kernel > Quirks > DisableIoMapper is set to false. I used the same settings with Sonoma, which worked well, without any issues. My motherboard is Asus ProArt X670E running the original BIOS. Do you think...

Before I updated to Sequoia 15.6, my Hackintosh had no problems. On Sonoma 14.7, I could access the internet via the 10 GbE AquantiaAQC113 and all my SATA HDDs were visible in the Finder and in the Disk Utility. However, then I decided to update to Sequoia 15.6. Before updating to Sequoia, I...