I have been using the Macbook Pro M1 for web development for the past 7 months.
Lately, after about 1-2 minutes of starting my dev server (React with Vite and Gatsby), I get an ERR_NO_BUFFER_SPACE in Chrome, and I don't have an internet connection.
My co-workers with non-M1 Macbooks do not have the same issue.
I have the same problem but I can't figure out the solution. Have you find it?
I have the same problem but I can't figure out the solution. Did you find the solution?
Same problem for me, I also got gatsby dev server running.
More one here. Running Vue 2.7 + Vite.
Every time it happens, all browsers start to show 'ERR_NO_BUFFER_SPACE' in some pages, and my Discord call start to cut connection.
The only workaround I figured out is reboot, but this is not even close to ideal.
I had the same problem with my angular projects, but after closing visual studio the connection came back to normality. I uninstalled some extensions such as ninja log, WSL, html to jsx, etc and I could work normal again.
The same for me I faced it randomly in Chrome, Cisco Any Connect, Lens, VS Code, etc
I've been battling this same issue for at least 6 months now on an M2 Macbook Air (Model # MLXW3X/A).
It doesn't seem to be a local disk space error, nor a RAM usage issue.
Sometimes it seems like clearing browsing data (browser cache and cookies) seems to help, but it isn't a consistent fix.
I've also found that when this happens in Chrome it also happens in Brave (which is also chromium based). That being said it's not strictly the chromium browser engine that's struggling with this because at the same time a slightly different error crops up in Safari:
"The operation couldn't be completed. No space left on device. (NSPOSIXErrorDomain:28)"
Which tells me it's an operating system issue. I pulled on those threads a little and there were a couple of stray comments about keychains and untrusted CAs, and another suggesting its to do with my internet security provider. I haven't dug into that yet but yeah... thought I'd share.
