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Network Configuration
Hi...
I can't configure the network to get Internet acces. This is my screenshot: ![]() So, I can't get green light for Internet acces. I've tried everything: automatic DCHP, force DNS, force Gateway (router) with no success. Thanx for help in advance. |
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Phsilver,
Can you provide your system specifications? You may Benifit from adding them to your signature. Do you have other operating systems that connect without problems? MOBO: Z77MX-QUO-AOS CPU: Core i7 3770K GPU: MSI N760 TF 2GD5/OC Case: Modded MacPro2,1 Memory: 32GB Corsair Vengeance (CMY32GX3M4A1600C9) Wifi: Airport Extreme bcm94321MCA BIOS: HermitCrab Labs H3A.816M Monitor: AOC Q2963Pm 29" WFHD 2560x1080 21:9 Interests: KDE on Apple Darwin, Keeping it real with the command line, Helping those that help themselves |
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Hi...
I have dual boot with Windows XP without any problem on network configuration, it uses hdcp and everything works fine. The hole system works fine: Snow Leopard, but the network... :-( My PC: Video: Ati Radeon HD4650 512Mb with full acceleration. Sound: Embeded Lan: realtek 8102/8103E HD: 500 Gb - Sata2 Mother: Asus K5-KPL CPU: Intel Quad Core @2800 Thanx in advanced... |
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phsilver,
Install or recent changes Could you describe your method of install? Did you install any specific kexts(drivers) to handle your network adapter? Did the network adaptor worked properly under OSX but has not stopped working? Current installed kext If you can run the following command in Terminal, it will give us a bit more information. Reply back with what you find: Code:
kextstat | grep Ethernet I would start by dumping the current preferences for your networking. To do so, remove all instances of ethernet adaptors using the minus button in network preferences. Open terminal and type: Code:
cd /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration sudo rm -R com.apple.airport.preferences.plist sudo rm -R com.apple.network.identification.plist cd /User/INSERTYOURUSERNAME/Library/Preferences rm -R com.apple.internetconfigpriv.plist rm -R com.apple.internetconfig.plist While you are in Terminal, you may want to repair permissions. You could get lucky and your problem may be permissions based. The following command will repair permissions throughout your system. This is relative to how you installed. You may need to take additional steps. Code:
diskutil repair permissions / sudo chown -R root:wheel /System/Library/Extensions sudo chmod -R 755 /System/Library/Extensions If the aforementioned did nothing to help, you may consider looking into alternate kexts. I would strongly encourage you to backup your system prior to modifying system files. In addition, I always prefer illuminate as many variables as possible prior to diving into the system files. If you have a USB ethernet adaptor, you should give it a try. Do some research via google such as: Quote:
MOBO: Z77MX-QUO-AOS CPU: Core i7 3770K GPU: MSI N760 TF 2GD5/OC Case: Modded MacPro2,1 Memory: 32GB Corsair Vengeance (CMY32GX3M4A1600C9) Wifi: Airport Extreme bcm94321MCA BIOS: HermitCrab Labs H3A.816M Monitor: AOC Q2963Pm 29" WFHD 2560x1080 21:9 Interests: KDE on Apple Darwin, Keeping it real with the command line, Helping those that help themselves |