spectrasonics Omnisphere 2 now showing challenge code

[saurabh.ftii]

not able to register omnisphere 2 as the challenge code section is blank, any solutions? i7 6700k 4 ghz, gigabyte z170x ud5 board, evga GTX 960

 

[fabrikasonicarts]

I have the same problem .
Did you manage to solve the problem ?
I think it has to do with the ethernet connectio.
If you manage to make it work, please reply me the solution.
Thanks !

 

[saurabh.ftii]

Yes, i solved it by enabling the onboard ethernet. install the correct ethernet driver from multibeast, restart the system and omnisphere code will show up. cheers

 

[fabrikasonicarts]

Ok super ! Thanks a lot !

 

[djsgm]

Hi there, who know what is the correct ethernet driver from multi beast? i cannot see the challenge code from spectrasonics

MAVERICKS i7 4770k , gigabyte z77X ud5H board, vga GTX 950, I choosed
AtherosL1cethernet 1.2.3
&
AppleIntelE1000e v 3.1.0

thanks

 

[jonasgrauer]

I had the same problem. What worked for me was simply setting the ethernet to en0.
You can check under About this mac -> System Report -> Ethernet Cards -> BSD name. If it says anything else than en0 it won't work.

The fix was relatively easy:
1. Install the proper drivers (see above)

2. go to Folder:
/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration
- this folder is hidden, so best use the "go to Folder" option

3. delete these two files:
Networkinterfaces.plist
preferences.plist

4. Restart the computer. The computer should now automatically set the ethernet to en0

(Special Case: For some reason, it showed two ethernet drivers on my computer. One was en0, the other was en1. I couldn't access the internet with the en0, but as soon as I enabled the en0 connection, the challenge code showed up. I then copied the code, switched back to the en1 connection, authorized it and now Omni 2 is running smoothly.
To change internet connections, go to System preferences -> Network. With the + and - keys, you can add an ethernet connection and it also displays if it's en0 or not.)

 

[bense]

I had the same problem. What worked for me was simply setting the ethernet to en0.
You can check under About this mac -> System Report -> Ethernet Cards -> BSD name. If it says anything else than en0 it won't work.

The fix was relatively easy:
1. Install the proper drivers (see above)

2. go to Folder:
/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration
- this folder is hidden, so best use the "go to Folder" option

3. delete these two files:
Networkinterfaces.plist
preferences.plist

4. Restart the computer. The computer should now automatically set the ethernet to en0

(Special Case: For some reason, it showed two ethernet drivers on my computer. One was en0, the other was en1. I couldn't access the internet with the en0, but as soon as I enabled the en0 connection, the challenge code showed up. I then copied the code, switched back to the en1 connection, authorized it and now Omni 2 is running smoothly.
To change internet connections, go to System preferences -> Network. With the + and - keys, you can add an ethernet connection and it also displays if it's en0 or not.)

Hi Jonas, just want to say thank you for this... I would have no idea it was about the status of the netcard. Now everything is working and you are subject to the success. Thank You.