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Yet, it randomly works for me. I use a M1 air with a ethernet cable.. To get it started initially I had to turn on wifi (which drops my download speed from 20MB
by cyberpunk 5y ago
Yet, it randomly works for me. I use a M1 air with a ethernet cable.. To get it started initially I had to turn on wifi (which drops my download speed from 20MB/s to 2MB/s in my office) and then, disabled wifi, and it still works. Cool! Then, after a while, it stops working...
Turn on wifi to see if there's some retard dependency on the physical layer and nada.. Still not working. Ach, whatever...
Then throughout the day, it just randomly works and doesn't on ethernet.
Da fuq. Ship working code or don't. What is this nonsense? It's, I imagine, a fucking service running on the iPad that receives a stream of events from my Mac like (moved a bit forward on the trackpad). How hard is it?
- karkisuni 5y agoone workaround for this is to turn off "Automatically join this network" for your office wifi and disconnect from it, but don't turn off Wifi entirely. That way it can still make direct wifi connections to your other apple devices.
- cyberpunk 5y agoCheers, will give that a go :}
- synthmeat 5y ago> How hard is it? Just keep both network interfaces fired up, and sort them by priority in Network preferences panel (I assume ethernet, then wifi for you use case). Then you can forget about everything and do work, tethered or not. Turn the bluetooth on as well while you're at it. This is the way.
- cyberpunk 5y agoThis worked; I didn’t know this was even a thing, so — many thanks synthmeat!