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How you bring back a network interface, after choosing NO to "Would you like USB 10/100/1000 to return next time it is connected to your Mac?"
I could not find how to undo the "no" answer.
However what did work is going to System Settings -> Network -> ... -> Add Service.
Then select your device from the list and click ...
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How you bring back a network interface, after choosing NO to "Would you like USB 10/100/1000 to return next time it is connected to your Mac?"
Use networksetup -detectnewhardware. From the man page:
Detects new network hardware and creates a default network service on the hardware.
Note that this change will not be immediately reflected in ...
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How you bring back a network interface, after choosing NO to "Would you like USB 10/100/1000 to return next time it is connected to your Mac?"
Blogger Rich Tong provided the answer in a 2017 posting:
From the terminal, enter this command:
sudo rm /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/NetworkInterfaces.plist
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