AppStore - "Your device or computer could not be verified."

[bsas]

I just cannot make it work.

My problem is:

I have a ASRock Extreme4 (Gen2) Z68 board.
This board comes with an unsupported build-in Ethernet Card.
So, I've bought a NETGEAR GA311 PCI card, disabled the original card on BIOS.
Then:

1) I NEVER get the card detected on "en0". It is ALWAYS on "en1";
2) If I add "device-properties" string on my boot.plist my discrete card (GTX 480) doesn't work anymore.
3) I also have a WiFi made of a "generic" CM94321MC BCM4321 card on a PCIe adapter working OOB, but doesn't work on apple store also.
4) I already tried ALL SMB combinations (MacPro, MacBook Pro, MacMini, etc).

Everything works perfectly. My internet speed is AWESOME. But, my Apple Store ALWAYS get "Your device or computer could not be verified. Contact support for assistance.". I of course tried everything people say, like delete NetworkInterfaces.plist, delete all network devices and add again, delete "network.identification.plis", etc.

Worth say that I already have "EthernetBuildIn" / "True" and "PCIRootUID" / "1" on my boot.plist.

The NetworkInterfaces file shows <true/> but just for "en0" which it doesn't even exist!

So, what should I do?

P.S.: I know that there is a Kext to make my onboard card works, but I tried and it is so buggy and crashes so much that I've recovered my time-machine.

 

[Frankylan]

Hello,
run Geekbench and look that your Hack is not showing ''Hackintosh'', if so then
edit your SMBIOS-plist for a unique Mac like Systemdefs and a working Serial Number.

 

[bsas]

Thanks man!

But the problem is still there.
I've checked using the "Geekbench" and it showed "Hackintosh".
So what I did was download "Chameleon Wizard" and edit the smbios.
Now it shows "MacBook Pro 8,3" with serial and everything.

But... app store still don't work...

Do I need to "delete" all the network interfaces again?

 

[Frankylan]

Hello,
have you also add >EthernetBuiltIn<, >Yes< to your org.chameleon.boot.plist ?

 

[bsas]

Yeas. Since the beginning.
What I figure it out after some attempts is weird
My "wifi" is getting the en0 and my ethernet is getting en1.
I already tried to remove the ethernet, disconnect the ethernet, etc.
Still stucked...

 

[Frankylan]

Hmm,
no idea what you can do any more.
I can only say that these things work for me and solve that issue.

sorry that i can't help.

 

[AKyaja]

Try this:
1 Turn off firewall

2 Delete NetworkInterfaces.plist in Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration

3 Create new network location

4 reboot

5 try to log into App store

6 turn on firewall

i found this while searching for a solution to the problem. found it in an apple discussion forum.

 

[ramz]

Try this...

http://www.tonymacx86.com/viewtopic.php?f=135&t=23153&start=190


Made it work on my Lion upgrade also.

 

[sctyoon]

Try this:
1 Turn off firewall

2 Delete NetworkInterfaces.plist in Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration

3 Create new network location

4 reboot

5 try to log into App store

6 turn on firewall

i found this while searching for a solution to the problem. found it in an apple discussion forum.

Thank you very much. It solved my problem.

 

[mrtrout]

I tried everything to no avail, but editing the smbios.plist to add an appropriate serial # worked.