“We are thrilled that the San Francisco TechConnect Committee has selected the EarthLink proposal, and we look forward to taking the next step to negotiate a contract to build a municipal wireless broadband network,” said Donald Berryman, executive vice president of EarthLink and president of the company’s municipal networks business. to jointly build a citywide Wi-Fi network. I am running out of options here.PALO ALTO, Calif.-The city of San Francisco selected EarthLink Inc. So I assume I need to find way to disable these devices (Firewire and wired ethernet). I suspect this could be reason why GPMM is still seeing them so marking it as same device.
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The only last thing I can see is need to hide ethernet and firewire adapter completely so it doesn’t show the MAC address (or change the Firewire address) but I am not able to hide this hardware or change Firewire MAC address. So it must have to do with the native hardware which is still showing up. For that reason I can’t simply use an iPhone to thether to be able to connect additional accounts.
routers, switches, it’s just the native built in devices. Some non-native devices on the network don’t get listed at all, but I don’t think Google counts these towards the hardware imprint in the GPMM counter e.g. Even with “ifconfig en0 down” I can’t get the network card to disconnect the MAC address. I can’t find way to disable to Ethernet and FireWire devices. I see is that even after I disabled the network devices in Network prefpane, I still see them when I type "networksetup -listallhardwareports" in Terminal.Įthernet Address: XX:XX:XX. I tried reboot the machine and again reassign the spoofed MAC addressed to see if there is any difference to check if the network devices are still listed with MAC address after I disabled them as network adapters in the Network prefpane. But the Firewire adapter still has the real MAC address. Confirmed through ifconfig en1 | grep ether and ifconfig en0 | grep ether, both wired and wireless adapters are now spoofed. Same doesn’t work however for the Firewire adapter, so I can’t spoof that Mac address. To change the Ethernet wired adapter MAC I used sudo ifconfig en1 ether 12:xx:xx….
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I also disabled bluetooth completely to check if any difference, but that wouldn’t affect it because Bluetooth is virtual interface so it’s enough to disable from the Network prefpane and it gets disabled. I also deleted the settings configuration file for GPMM app and still getting this error. etc), disabled network adapter for all virtual machines created in Virtual Box. Changed the Wifi MAC using WifiSpoof app and made sure the new MAC is changed (checked in Terminal) starting with a number 12 (e.g.
I am on iMac, disabled all adapters (Network prefpane in System Preferences), including Network adapter, Bluetooth adapter, Firewire, only Wifi active. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get it working. Https_thomashunter_name/blog/google-music-manager-only-two-accounts-can-be-used-per-computer/#comment-368381 Https_linuxundich_de/gnu-linux/musik-per-google-music-manager-zu-mehr-als-nur-zwei-accounts-hochladen/ I assume this is the reason why GPMM still can see the device and machine ID and gives me message saying "Only two accounts can be used per computer". I tried to disable adapters and change MAC address, worked for Wifi and Ethernet but didn't work for Firewire device. Apparently they limit it based on the MAC address of your network adapter. Google Play Music Manager app (GPMM) doesn't allow connecting to more than 2 accounts from the same machine.
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