So, Tuesday morning having some free time I backed up - M! Macbook Pro
16" - and updated to Ventura.
Upon restarting the first thing I noticed was that SeaMonkey was in and endless restart/crash cycle - apparently it does not play nice with
Ventura at all.
The second was that I no longer had internet access although I was
connected to the right wi-fi network.
I tried a second network with the same result and then tried an Ethernet connection. Still nothing...
So Tuesday afternoon was spent in the Apple Store in Cardiff where we established that although I could connect to wi-fi I had no internet access.
After doing all the hardware and diagnostics it was established that
internet was available via Ethernet in recovery mode.
All the usual suspects were removed - Little Snitch etc. - without any noticeable difference and at the end of the session - around 90 minutes
- I set off to do a TimeMachine restore from that mornings back-up.
Anyway, when I got back and started up everything worked...
Perhaps it just needed a day out?
Am 28.10.22 um 13:41 schrieb David Kennedy:
So, Tuesday morning having some free time I backed up - M! Macbook Pro
16" - and updated to Ventura.
Upon restarting the first thing I noticed was that SeaMonkey was in and
endless restart/crash cycle - apparently it does not play nice with
Ventura at all.
You are trying tp ride a dead horse.
The second was that I no longer had internet access although I was
connected to the right wi-fi network.
I tried a second network with the same result and then tried an Ethernet
connection. Still nothing...
So Tuesday afternoon was spent in the Apple Store in Cardiff where we
established that although I could connect to wi-fi I had no internet access. >>
After doing all the hardware and diagnostics it was established that
internet was available via Ethernet in recovery mode.
All the usual suspects were removed - Little Snitch etc. - without any
noticeable difference and at the end of the session - around 90 minutes
- I set off to do a TimeMachine restore from that mornings back-up.
Anyway, when I got back and started up everything worked...
Classic case of PEBKAC.
Perhaps it just needed a day out?
Am 28.10.22 um 13:41 schrieb David Kennedy:
So, Tuesday morning having some free time I backed up - M! Macbook Pro
16" - and updated to Ventura.
Upon restarting the first thing I noticed was that SeaMonkey was in and
endless restart/crash cycle - apparently it does not play nice with
Ventura at all.
You are trying tp ride a dead horse.
The second was that I no longer had internet access although I was
connected to the right wi-fi network.
I tried a second network with the same result and then tried an Ethernet
connection. Still nothing...
So Tuesday afternoon was spent in the Apple Store in Cardiff where we
established that although I could connect to wi-fi I had no internet access. >>
After doing all the hardware and diagnostics it was established that
internet was available via Ethernet in recovery mode.
All the usual suspects were removed - Little Snitch etc. - without any
noticeable difference and at the end of the session - around 90 minutes
- I set off to do a TimeMachine restore from that mornings back-up.
Anyway, when I got back and started up everything worked...
Classic case of PEBKAC.
Perhaps it just needed a day out?
On 28/10/2022 13:58, Joerg Lorenz wrote:
Am 28.10.22 um 13:41 schrieb David Kennedy:Thank you for your insight and thoughtful comments you have been most helpful.
So, Tuesday morning having some free time I backed up - M! Macbook Pro
16" - and updated to Ventura.
Upon restarting the first thing I noticed was that SeaMonkey was in and
endless restart/crash cycle - apparently it does not play nice with
Ventura at all.
You are trying tp ride a dead horse.
The second was that I no longer had internet access although I was
connected to the right wi-fi network.
I tried a second network with the same result and then tried an Ethernet >>> connection. Still nothing...
So Tuesday afternoon was spent in the Apple Store in Cardiff where we
established that although I could connect to wi-fi I had no internet
access.
After doing all the hardware and diagnostics it was established that
internet was available via Ethernet in recovery mode.
All the usual suspects were removed - Little Snitch etc. - without any
noticeable difference and at the end of the session - around 90 minutes
- I set off to do a TimeMachine restore from that mornings back-up.
Anyway, when I got back and started up everything worked...
Classic case of PEBKAC.
Perhaps it just needed a day out?
I will always look to you when I need further motivation.
On 28/10/2022 20:01, David Kennedy wrote:
On 28/10/2022 13:58, Joerg Lorenz wrote:
Am 28.10.22 um 13:41 schrieb David Kennedy:Thank you for your insight and thoughtful comments you have been most
So, Tuesday morning having some free time I backed up - M! Macbook Pro >>>> 16" - and updated to Ventura.
Upon restarting the first thing I noticed was that SeaMonkey was in and >>>> endless restart/crash cycle - apparently it does not play nice with
Ventura at all.
You are trying tp ride a dead horse.
The second was that I no longer had internet access although I was
connected to the right wi-fi network.
I tried a second network with the same result and then tried an
Ethernet
connection. Still nothing...
So Tuesday afternoon was spent in the Apple Store in Cardiff where we
established that although I could connect to wi-fi I had no internet
access.
After doing all the hardware and diagnostics it was established that
internet was available via Ethernet in recovery mode.
All the usual suspects were removed - Little Snitch etc. - without any >>>> noticeable difference and at the end of the session - around 90 minutes >>>> - I set off to do a TimeMachine restore from that mornings back-up.
Anyway, when I got back and started up everything worked...
Classic case of PEBKAC.
Perhaps it just needed a day out?
helpful.
I will always look to you when I need further motivation.
Shall I tell him to review your past behaviour?
That might be insightful.
On 28/10/2022 20:10, David Brooks wrote:
On 28/10/2022 20:01, David Kennedy wrote:
On 28/10/2022 13:58, Joerg Lorenz wrote:
Am 28.10.22 um 13:41 schrieb David Kennedy:Thank you for your insight and thoughtful comments you have been most
So, Tuesday morning having some free time I backed up - M! Macbook Pro >>>>> 16" - and updated to Ventura.
Upon restarting the first thing I noticed was that SeaMonkey was in
and
endless restart/crash cycle - apparently it does not play nice with
Ventura at all.
You are trying tp ride a dead horse.
The second was that I no longer had internet access although I was
connected to the right wi-fi network.
I tried a second network with the same result and then tried an
Ethernet
connection. Still nothing...
So Tuesday afternoon was spent in the Apple Store in Cardiff where we >>>>> established that although I could connect to wi-fi I had no
internet access.
After doing all the hardware and diagnostics it was established that >>>>> internet was available via Ethernet in recovery mode.
All the usual suspects were removed - Little Snitch etc. - without any >>>>> noticeable difference and at the end of the session - around 90
minutes
- I set off to do a TimeMachine restore from that mornings back-up.
Anyway, when I got back and started up everything worked...
Classic case of PEBKAC.
Perhaps it just needed a day out?
helpful.
I will always look to you when I need further motivation.
Shall I tell him to review your past behaviour?
That might be insightful.
And you can fuck right off.
So, Tuesday morning having some free time I backed up - M! Macbook Pro
16" - and updated to Ventura.
Upon restarting the first thing I noticed was that SeaMonkey was in and endless restart/crash cycle - apparently it does not play nice with
Ventura at all.
The second was that I no longer had internet access although I was
connected to the right wi-fi network.
I tried a second network with the same result and then tried an Ethernet connection. Still nothing...
So Tuesday afternoon was spent in the Apple Store in Cardiff where we established that although I could connect to wi-fi I had no internet access.
After doing all the hardware and diagnostics it was established that
internet was available via Ethernet in recovery mode.
All the usual suspects were removed - Little Snitch etc. - without any noticeable difference and at the end of the session - around 90 minutes
- I set off to do a TimeMachine restore from that mornings back-up.
Anyway, when I got back and started up everything worked...
Perhaps it just needed a day out?
David Kennedy <sid@sausage.com> wrote:
So, Tuesday morning having some free time I backed up - M! Macbook Pro
16" - and updated to Ventura.
Upon restarting the first thing I noticed was that SeaMonkey was in and
endless restart/crash cycle - apparently it does not play nice with
Ventura at all.
The second was that I no longer had internet access although I was
connected to the right wi-fi network.
I tried a second network with the same result and then tried an Ethernet
connection. Still nothing...
So Tuesday afternoon was spent in the Apple Store in Cardiff where we
established that although I could connect to wi-fi I had no internet access. >>
After doing all the hardware and diagnostics it was established that
internet was available via Ethernet in recovery mode.
All the usual suspects were removed - Little Snitch etc. - without any
noticeable difference and at the end of the session - around 90 minutes
- I set off to do a TimeMachine restore from that mornings back-up.
Anyway, when I got back and started up everything worked...
Perhaps it just needed a day out?
I’ve occasionally seen something like this on my M1 MBP running Monterey and early Ventura betas. I found that by turning off WiFi in System Preferences/Settings for a few seconds and then turning it back on seemed
to sort it out. I haven’t had this issue for a while now though so haven’t
pursued it further.
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