In System Preferences > Network, remove the PAN Bluetooth (if any) connection typeħ. Reboot. Remove the file /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/istĦ. Alternatively, open EFI/CLOVER/ist with Clover Configurator. In the Boot section a new boot key-value pair needs to be added:ģ. Right-click the list of boot arguments to add any of the boot arguments presented by the context menuĤ. Edit the newly inserted entry by double-clicking it. Go to Finder -> EFI -> CLOVER -> edit ist with any text editor, search for 'Boot': in the 'string' field of its arguments EthernetBuiltIn=yes should be added, i.e.

There are the steps I followed to fix the issue of Omnisphere showing a blank Challenge Code field:ġ. Using Clover Configurator, mount the system's EFI partition under Tools > Mount EFIĢ. None of this worked, still an empty challenge code. > I tried to make my airport connection as en0 and the BCM5701Enet as en1 in the ist file and reboot (which seems what you are suggesting as now, even with my airport active and no internet cable, the system settings falsely consider my ethernet as active and being my internet provider). > I tried to edit the BCM5701Enet to en0 in the ist file > I tried to get rid of the ist file and reboot > I tried with my wi-fi inactive, with ethernet cable, connected and not connected to internet > I tried normally with my wi-fi active, no ethernet cable, connected and not connected to internet This is what I tried before I start the authorization : See files attached to get my plist and network settings.

It probably seems obvious when you are a computer savvy but if you are not, your procedures are quite cryptic (with all due respect, of course).

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