Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
I went to the app store to download and install macOS mojave. Since the install my Macbook Pro a) runs extremily slow and b) I have a message that there is no wifi hardware installed. I have tried re-installing macOS mojave using command-r upon boot-up but after the re-install the system is still exhibiting the the above problems.
Please advise as to what I can do.
-- rob
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015), macOS Mojave (10.14)
I ran across the same problem and I had to reinstall High Sierra from a backup through Time Machine. If you have backed it up to an external disk, you should be able to do so after you have started with command-r, but go to the install from backup-option then.
I think I will wait until Apple releases an update or if someone smart enough can tell us what the problem is and how to avoid it.
I am on a 2017 iMac, 27 " so the hardware should be good enough, at least.
Call Apple Support, ask to connect with a Senior Advisor. *Might* be related to Kernel Extensions (AirParrot / Little Snitch / etc).
Sorry, I was a bit confused here - my iMac has a so-called Fusion Drive and as such, it has a SSD-disk as well, but it is invisible to the normal user and cannot be partitioned.
Amazing! It worked!!!
THANK YOU. Too bad Apple Support couldn't post this. Seems like a simple solution to a common problem.
Glad that it worked well! A pity I couldn’t find again the original post so one could honour he who came across this solution. Anyway, I know the feeling 🙂
Wilfred, Thank you for your response. I don't have that file on my fusion drive iMac. I might go back to High Sierra. I have to research how to go about this. Best.
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