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Hemi

Hemi

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Motherboard
ASROCK Z77 Extreme 4 1155 R
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i7 3770K
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SAPPHIRE NITRO+ Radeon RX 480
I've done quite a bit of research...yet STILL can't seem to find the solution to my problem. I keep getting this error, "Your device or computer could not be verified. Contact support for assistance." I have a working ethernet card. I'm kind of at a loss right now. If there's any information you'll need to further help me out, I'd be happy to get it to you, PLEASE HELP!!!:banghead:
 
Hemi said:
I've done quite a bit of research...yet STILL can't seem to find the solution to my problem. I keep getting this error, "Your device or computer could not be verified. Contact support for assistance." I have a working ethernet card. I'm kind of at a loss right now. If there's any information you'll need to further help me out, I'd be happy to get it to you, PLEASE HELP!!!:banghead:
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Make sure your Ethernet is marked built-in (EthernetBuiltIn=Yes) and is at 'en0' (first net interface added).
 
Yes indeed! Everything seems to be in order RehabMan.
 
Is this what you need!?
 

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Is this what you need!?
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It is at 'en0' but it is not built-in...

You also have a second Ethernet (or WiFi.. broadcom) which can confuse things...

Or it could be that the PCIbridge gets in the way. There is probably a way with DSDT edits (assuming you're using EthernetBuiltIn=Yes already).

Or you can use NullEthernet: https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Null-Ethernet
 
I have 2 Ethernet ports...one of which is built in to the motherboard...the other of which is one that I had to install in order to get the Ethernet to work...

"Or it could be that the PCIbridge gets in the way. There is probably a way with DSDT edits (assuming you're using EthernetBuiltIn=Yes already)." - What would be the fix this way!?

"Or you can use NullEthernet: https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Null-Ethernet" - I think I tried this before, but it was a little confusing for me to figure out=/...
 
Hemi said:
I have 2 Ethernet ports...one of which is built in to the motherboard...the other of which is one that I had to install in order to get the Ethernet to work...

"Or it could be that the PCIbridge gets in the way. There is probably a way with DSDT edits (assuming you're using EthernetBuiltIn=Yes already)." - What would be the fix this way!?

"Or you can use NullEthernet: https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Null-Ethernet" - I think I tried this before, but it was a little confusing for me to figure out=/...
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It is easier to use NullEthernet than to workaround the PCI-bridge issue with DSDT edits...
 
I tried to use the NullEthernet...but I ended up with a kernel panic and had to reinstall my operating system. I now have a fresh install and I'm back up and running. Is there any way that you could help me with a step by step process of installing the NullEthernet?! I think I messed up last time when I moved the ssdt-rmne.aml to my Extra folder and renamed it as DSDT.aml. Please help!? Thanks for all of your help so far!!!
 
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I tried to use the NullEthernet...but I ended up with a kernel panic and had to reinstall my operating system. I now have a fresh install and I'm back up and running. Is there any way that you could help me with a step by step process of installing the NullEthernet?!
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The process is described in the README.

I think I messed up last time when I moved the ssdt-rmne.aml to my Extra folder and renamed it as DSDT.aml.
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That would certainly be a mistake...
 
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