Q: Network Problem El Capitan
I have an macbook pro and after an update the network isn't working.
After a lot of searching on the web I found out that it was Incompatible Kernel Extension Configuration Data: ver. 3.28.1 that caused the problem but I have tried everything that support suggests and reinstalled El Capitan but problem remains.
As you can see I have the following
Incompatible Kernel Extension Configuration Data:
Version: 3.30.1
Kilde: Apple
Installeringsdato: 11/04/2016 11.11
If I start in secure mode WiFi/Ethernet works - and then when i restart the Mac it works to - but is there anything I can do, so that WiFi/Ethernet work without the secure mode boot first.
MacBook Pro (17-inch Late 2011), OS X El Capitan (10.11.4)
Posted on Apr 14, 2016 3:45 AM
[running] com.hanynet.icefloor.plist (2016-01-15) [Support]
Appears to be a Firewall, which is the kind of software that can block network access. NOTE: I do not know anything about this product, so I could be wrong about what it does. I used Google, and then make gross assumptions from there.
[not loaded] com.lsreset.plist (2015-01-20) [Support]
[loaded] com.lsreset
Claims to intercept network connections. It is from LittleSnitch. This is yet another candidate that could be interfering.
Side comment. You may want to do some house cleaning on all the 3rd party additions you have installed, as they do take CPU, Memory, and other resources when they are loaded and running all the time. Maybe there are things you no longer use.
Also Chrome can be a resource hog, and your system is swapping to disk with all the memory your combined apps and 3rd party additions are using. You might look at keeping fewer Chrome tabs open, or looking for a more resource conservative browser.
Posted on Apr 15, 2016 8:39 AM

