The USB Device Tree list appeared in the window’s right pane. I expanded the Hardware menu and selected the USB item.
A lot of peripherals have information such as vendor IDs encoded to them, and you can use System Report to find it. Its Hardware list provides information about the hardware in and attached to the computer. This window provides a run-down of the hardware, software, and networking on your Mac. I clicked the System Report… button, which opened the System Report window: With the dongle plugged into my MacBook, I opened the Apple menu and selected About This Mac. My plan was to find the manufacturer of the networking chip inside my dongle, then find their webpage, then hopefully find a driver. Here’s a pic showing a Mokin dongle and its internals: From Mokin’s site. They may manufacture the cases and simpler electronics, but they purchase lot (or all of) the fancier tech from manufacturers, such as networking chips.
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I had a pretty good guess why this was happening and how to fix it. The dongle worked like a charm out of the box with the notable exception of one part: The Ethernet port. I recently got a Mokin 10-in-1 USB-C dongle for use with my work computer, a 2019 16″ MacBook Pro, whose only connectors are 4 Thunderbolt/USB-C ports and a 3.5 mm audio jack.
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