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After doing an upgrade to Mojave every time I plug an Arduino Nano into my MacBook Air the MacBook restarts with the usual message about a problem causing it to need to restart. I tried removing the usbserial.kext kernel extension having read elsewhere that the might help, but it did not. Anyw=body seen this and have a solution?
Thanks
Mark
MacBook Air
1) Start your mac in Safe Mode, and plug the arduino: does it also restart?
2) Run Etrecheck and post its report here. I am thinking that some third party software - possibly a driver - maybe involved.
1) Start your mac in Safe Mode, and plug the arduino: does it also restart?
2) Run Etrecheck and post its report here. I am thinking that some third party software - possibly a driver - maybe involved.
Thanks for your help. Etrecheck highlighted that I had a second driver for the ch340 USB adapter that was causing the problem. Removing the ch34xsigned,kext has fixed the problem.
Thanks for the advice
Mark
After upgrading to Mojave my MacBook restarts when I plug an Arduino Nano into the USB port
