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macrumors 65816
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Snow leopard- Ethernet does not work
I installed last weekend no problems noticed. I was using wifi up until today I started using the ethernet. I could not log on to the internet. The light on the modem was not blinking but in the networking status everything was green except "internet" and "server". I called the ISP and they said everything was fine on there end could not figure out what it was so I knew what it was. I downgraded to Leopard and the internet is back.
how to get in snow leopard?
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2. Have you tried manually releasing your DHCP connection? (If you don't know how I can tell you how to) 3. Do you have a router? If so, have you tried plugging the ethernet cable into a different port? 4. Have you tried a different ethernet cable and/or one you can verify works? |
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Like I said it's working fine now since I downgraded to Leopard. So, it has to be something with Snow Leopard.
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Possibly, but it could also be any number of reasons. I upgraded to SL and my ethernet worked fine out of the box, but I run through a router.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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I upgraded all 3 of my macs on Monday to Snow Leopard. No problems on Tuesday but this morning I started having problems with the airport. I use one of my macs to share the ethernet to the other macs airports as of today that will not work even though it worked yesterday. I also noticed today when trying to figure out the problem that the wifi in the houses around me are at a much weaker signal now.
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Join Date: Sep 2009
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delete the SystemConfiguration folder
Library >> Preferences >> SystemConfiguration
Delete the SystemConfiguration folder to get rid of all the old plist files. I did a clean install of Leopard and update with Snow Leopard on a Macbook Core Duo. Airport and Ethernet worked perfectly. Did a Snow Leopard update on an iMac Core 2 Duo with Leopard and lost the Ethernet. Tried all the suggestions to reconfigure the network/reset router/change port/etc given in various forums to no avail. Looked in the SystemConfiguration folder and there was a mess of plist files from various OS X updates. Deleted the SystemConfiguration folder and rebooted. Works perfectly. |
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Join Date: Sep 2009
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lost connection too
after upgrading, i have also been having issues with wired connectivity. wireless has been working fine. i will try to delete those pref files and see if that fixes things. what a pain it has been.
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In my case Ethernet wouldn't work after upgrading to SL; Airport worked perfectly.I copied the plist files in "SystemConfiguration" and saved (just in case), deleted the folder, shutdown and restarted. The Ethernet connection worked perfectly then. I had to go reselect my wireless network in System Preferences | Network to get the Airport connected again, but no biggee. Thanks again huwon9! |
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