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Did your logitech mx master install a kext? kextstat | grep -v com.apple shouldn't show any third party things installed. If it does, that's very very likely
by jjtheblunt 4y ago
Did your logitech mx master install a kext?
kextstat | grep -v com.apple
shouldn't show any third party things installed. If it does, that's very very likely what's wrong. (Disclaimer: was in Apple engineering for several years)
- behnamoh 4y agoThere's definitely some interference between BlueTooth and Wi-Fi going on and it's not specific to the new Macs. I experienced similar issues with my 2015 MBP when using BT mice. Switching to Logitech's dongle would completely solve the problem.
- crimsontech 4y agoYeah I remember having this on my 2015 mbp too, it was infuriating and I ended up switching to a wired mouse and keyboard at the time.
- behnamoh 4y agoBest decision ever! I remember at the same time, my Lenovo T490s didn't have any BT issues with my mouse.
- indemnity 4y agoI never install anything but a vanilla macOS, and don’t have any kexts. Been like this for years. I guess now we know why it’s not fixed if this is the Apple engineering mindset.
- jjtheblunt 4y agoNah, thats just an attempt by a few years retired Apple engineer from a different division to help a person out on Hacker News, with an often pertinent idea.
- indemnity 4y agoSorry, I let my frustration get the better of me. Thank you for trying to help.
- jjtheblunt 4y agoOf course. It’s frustrating if it’s an unfixed bug for so many.
- volkk 4y agonope, no kexts