P2P Problem ...

[Max_Berlin]

Always a few seconds after I started µt*****t I got a full crash down of my computer, here the logs:


05.08.11 16:49:10,924 Finder: _CSIsWirelessP2PEnabled::copyPrimaryAirPortInterface failed
05.08.11 16:49:11,000 kernel: NTFS volume name USB-3, version 3.1.
...

after a while ...


05.08.11 16:59:08,036 com.apple.kextcache: Created prelinked kernel /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches/Startup/kernelcache.
05.08.11 17:02:28,960 Finder: copyPrimaryAirPortInterface::ACInterfaceDeviceNameCopy returned NULL
05.08.11 17:02:28,960 Finder: _CSIsWirelessP2PEnabled::copyPrimaryAirPortInterface failed
05.08.11 17:02:29,581 Finder: copyPrimaryAirPortInterface::ACInterfaceDeviceNameCopy returned NULL
05.08.11 17:02:29,581 Finder: _CSIsWirelessP2PEnabled::copyPrimaryAirPortInterface failed

This are the last entries, afterwords, the system crashed down ... I had three days ago the same problem with Snow Leopard, so I decided to update to 10.7 .... and the problem still appears ...

What I think is, I don't have any wireless LAN .... its a bag full of pain in any network!

I'm I right in the assumption, that the AirPort brings my network down?

How can I shut it completely down fast and painless?

Thanks a lot!!

Max.

 

[decii]

I don't have crashes, but every time I view a folder or HD in Finder I get:

15:27:45 Finder[311]: copyPrimaryAirPortInterface::ACInterfaceDeviceNameCopy returned NULL
15:27:45 Finder[311]: _CSIsWirelessP2PEnabled::copyPrimaryAirPortInterface failed

In terminal - 'All Wi-Fi network services are disabled.'
I don't have any wifi in my system anyway.
I don't want any wifi in my system.

I renamed /system/library/launchagents/com.apple.AirportBaseStationAgent.plist so it didn't start AirPort Base Station Agent.
This had no effect on stopping the messages from appearing.

I have installed lnx2mac latest Realtek driver.

Anyone have any ideas how to disable/delete/get rid of the airport interface for good?

Cheers

 

[NeoGeo71]

Always a few seconds after I started µt*****t I got a full crash down of my computer, here the logs:


05.08.11 16:49:10,924 Finder: _CSIsWirelessP2PEnabled::copyPrimaryAirPortInterface failed
05.08.11 16:49:11,000 kernel: NTFS volume name USB-3, version 3.1.
...

after a while ...


05.08.11 16:59:08,036 com.apple.kextcache: Created prelinked kernel /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches/Startup/kernelcache.
05.08.11 17:02:28,960 Finder: copyPrimaryAirPortInterface::ACInterfaceDeviceNameCopy returned NULL
05.08.11 17:02:28,960 Finder: _CSIsWirelessP2PEnabled::copyPrimaryAirPortInterface failed
05.08.11 17:02:29,581 Finder: copyPrimaryAirPortInterface::ACInterfaceDeviceNameCopy returned NULL
05.08.11 17:02:29,581 Finder: _CSIsWirelessP2PEnabled::copyPrimaryAirPortInterface failed

This are the last entries, afterwords, the system crashed down ... I had three days ago the same problem with Snow Leopard, so I decided to update to 10.7 .... and the problem still appears ...

What I think is, I don't have any wireless LAN .... its a bag full of pain in any network!

I'm I right in the assumption, that the AirPort brings my network down?

How can I shut it completely down fast and painless?

Thanks a lot!!

Max.

Lnx2Mac driver should resolve your problem. What nic driver did you install with multibeast?

 

[HoosierInFL]

I'm having the same peer to peer issue. I tried switching to the Lnx2Mac driver but each time I try it Lion will no longer boot.

 

[pepegonzales]

take a look here: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=268094

 

[HoosierInFL]

I'm not using a wireless connection. I'm still having the P2P problem, however, and I think the network drivers in general are causing the random lockups I'm having. Wish there was a fix.

 

[erenburakalic]

same issue here...will inform as soon as possible...(when i fix it)

 

[HoosierInFL]

same issue here...will inform as soon as possible...(when i fix it)

I never was able to fix it. Hopefully, you will have better luck.

 

[ebr4him]

This worked for me.

Type in terminal.
defaults write com.apple.NetworkBrowser BrowseAllInterfaces 1
Then:
killall Finder && open /System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app


Now those errors should be gone.

 

[HoosierInFL]

This worked for me.

Type in terminal.
defaults write com.apple.NetworkBrowser BrowseAllInterfaces 1
Then:
killall Finder && open /System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app


Now those errors should be gone.

I ran that command to get AirDrop to work, but it didn't help the p2p.