我在网上查了一推，好像都是Mac系统吧
There are the steps I followed to fix the issue of Omnisphere showing a blank Challenge Code field:
1. Using Clover Configurator, mount the system's EFI partition under Tools > Mount EFI
2. Go to Finder -> EFI -> CLOVER -> edit config.plist with any text editor, search for "<key>Boot</key>": in the "string" field of its arguments EthernetBuiltIn=yes should be added, i.e. something like
<key>Arguments</key>
<string>dart=0 EthernetBuiltIn=yes</string>
then save and close.
2. Alternatively, open EFI/CLOVER/config.plist with Clover Configurator. In the Boot section a new boot key-value pair needs to be added:
3. Right-click the list of boot arguments to add any of the boot arguments presented by the context menu
4. Edit the newly inserted entry by double-clicking it. It should say EthernetBuiltIn=yes
5. Remove the file /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/NetworkInterfaces.plist
6. In System Preferences > Network, remove the PAN Bluetooth (if any) connection type
7. Reboot. The NetworkInterfaces.plist file will be re-created with the "correct" ordering (Ethernet should be interface en0)
8. Internet won't probably work. Go to System Preferences > Network, remove the Ethernet connection and re-create it via the "+" button.
There are the steps I followed to fix the issue of Omnisphere showing a blank Challenge Code field:
1. Using Clover Configurator, mount the system's EFI partition under Tools > Mount EFI
2. Go to Finder -> EFI -> CLOVER -> edit config.plist with any text editor, search for "<key>Boot</key>": in the "string" field of its arguments EthernetBuiltIn=yes should be added, i.e. something like
<key>Arguments</key>
<string>dart=0 EthernetBuiltIn=yes</string>
then save and close.
2. Alternatively, open EFI/CLOVER/config.plist with Clover Configurator. In the Boot section a new boot key-value pair needs to be added:
3. Right-click the list of boot arguments to add any of the boot arguments presented by the context menu
4. Edit the newly inserted entry by double-clicking it. It should say EthernetBuiltIn=yes
5. Remove the file /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/NetworkInterfaces.plist
6. In System Preferences > Network, remove the PAN Bluetooth (if any) connection type
7. Reboot. The NetworkInterfaces.plist file will be re-created with the "correct" ordering (Ethernet should be interface en0)
8. Internet won't probably work. Go to System Preferences > Network, remove the Ethernet connection and re-create it via the "+" button.
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.)
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.)
lhls 发表于 21-7-8 20:54
找到方法了，先安装一个2.6.2C的update，运行后他会自动显示机器码，拷贝下来，放到一个空文档里面，再安装 ...
你这样多麻烦。何不把program data/Spectrasonics/文件夹下的几个注册文件删掉。
lhls 发表于 21-7-10 09:41
注册文件是哪几个？删掉就不用注册了吗，多谢
program data/Spectrasonics/文件夹下，有几个audioXX.dat 数字是两位数，大概是11-19这种。你看一下。把那几个删掉，一般都能重新显示注册码。最新的Spectrasonics1月更新是不显示的，要用decode.exe获取。因为注册方式改变了。