![]() ![]() Guess what? I don't know why, but it worked. Then I came across an online comment where someone stated that they typed "sudo wireshark" in the Terminal. So I conducted some quick research on the web and discovered that I had to enter "sudo ln -s /opt/X11 /usr/X11" in the Terminal in order to restore a link an X11 link that Yosemite breaks. In the initialization window, WireShark would get as far as "Loading module preferences", or about three quarters of the way done, and in the bottom of the window it would say "Please wait while Wireshark is initializing." and then freeze-up. ![]() Regardless of which version I used, WireShark keep freezing up during the initialization process. I made repeated attempts to use both WireShark 1.12.4 and 1.99.3, but without success. Some of this has been shared before, but there is a little added twist at the end which worked for me. This may possibly be of help to other new WireShark users who are having trouble getting WireShark to launch in Yosemite. Frame comments not preserved when using filter to write new pcap from tshark.SIP TCP decoding regression from Wireshark 1.99.0 to 3.6.8.Some HTTPS packets cannot be decrypted.Sorting Packet Loss Column is not sorting correct.An out-of-order packet incorrectly detected as retransmission breaks desegmentation of TCP stream.If you mark (or unmark) the currently-selected frame, the packet details still say it’s not marked (or it is marked) Issue 14330.The intelligent scroll bar or minimap is not predictable on locating and scrolling."Export Objects - IMF" produces incorrect file, TCP reassembly fails with retransmissions that have additional data.DICOM dissection in reassembled PDV goes wrong.Export filtered displayed packets won’t save IP fragments of SCTP fragments needed to reassemble a displayed frame.UTF-8 characters end up escaped in PSML output. ![]()
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