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Apple Replaces Problematic 'Discoveryd' Process With mDNSresponder in 10.10.4 Beta 4
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I'm willing to bet they have a more stable version for 10.11 release and they rather not deal with the bug fixes for 10.10 anymore. Or 10.10.5 will have it resolved.
Its unlikely Apple is scraping the project if there was a reason why they switched to begin with.
I'm wiling to bet this discoveryd has something that is required for the new Apple TV (HomeKit hub) that helps discover 3rd party devices.
on my Macbook Pro 2011~
I read that promise, and whilst I doubt it'll happen, I will hold you to it if it does... Make a video of it or something.
I'm fine with either myself, I like both design styles
Since installing Yosemite I've had no Wi-Fi at all and just have a "Wi-Fi: no hardware installed." message. I even bought a USB Wi-Fi dongle to no avail.
Do you think this will fix the problem?
Disclaimer: I know nothing about computers, I tried resetting SMC but this did nothing, beyond this I'm lost...
Do you think this will fix the problem?
Disclaimer: I know nothing about computers, I tried resetting SMC but this did nothing, beyond this I'm lost...
Apologies if I missed something, but why did they change to discoveryd? AFAIK mDNSResponder and discoveryd both did the same thing?
Does this fix the crappy battery life that hit a lot of people after updating to Yosemite? I went from 8 hours to 4 or 5 at best after the update. The article briefly mentions battery, but seems to focus more on network issues (of which I have no issues there)
I sure hope they fix the wireless problems in iOS that causes my iphone6 to drop the signal from my time capsule in favor of my carrier's cellular wireless signal every.****ing.time I make a FaceTime call.
OMG. My Magic mouse lag has finally gone when I'm using WiFi and have my power cable connected. I have been suffering with this for months!!!
Whole OS seems a lot smoother actually.
Now if I can only figure out what's causing the 20 second long gray screen before the Apple logo appears on startup I'll be satisfied.
Whole OS seems a lot smoother actually.
Now if I can only figure out what's causing the 20 second long gray screen before the Apple logo appears on startup I'll be satisfied.
Double check that you have the startup disk selected. When troubleshooting other issues they always suggest you reset SMC etc. that often also reset those defaults. So no disk is set as your Startup Disk default.
I get the gist of your post, but curious word choice ('rehaul'); never seen it used before. Interesting (http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=3874).
The coder who authored discoveryd has left Apple and is now using his talents on the writing team at Penny Dreadful.
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Well... yes and no... this new look that seems to be inspired by a Kellog's cereal box is disappointing but the old design was unacceptably obsolete.
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Well... yes and no... this new look that seems to be inspired by a Kellog's cereal box is disappointing but the old design was unacceptably obsolete.
Hopefully this will stop my machine from randomly dropping its wired connection (I lose connectivity, Network Preferences shows Ethernet as "not connected", then 10-15 seconds later it comes back). That only happens about once per week so I haven't really been able to troubleshoot it!
I just wonder what the common denominator is. 2011 17" MB Pro with Yosemite and even with the developer previews and I never once had the issue. I have a 4th gen Airport Base Station and at work we use a more recent Base Station. At my parents they have an Xfinity wireless router, but I rarely use it there. Not one Wi-Fi issue.
I did have that issue with duplicate network names however. I am also curious if they just renamed it mDNSresponder as a placebo. Hmmm....
I did have that issue with duplicate network names however. I am also curious if they just renamed it mDNSresponder as a placebo. Hmmm....