Sep 13, 2011 12:31 PM
POD Farm 2 - device authorization detection fails
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Hello!
I have recently installed POD Farm 2 on my computer (running OSX Lion) and I am having some trouble for POD Farm to recognize that my POD Studio UX1 is marked as authorized.
The problem:
I launch POD Farm 2, and a popup appears saying:
"POD Farm 2 has found a valid license on your UX1, but you need to run the Line 6 License Manager to allow POD Farm 2 to be run on this computer with your UX1 (no additional purchase is necessary).
I immediatly launch the License Manager, which shows two devices on the list.
The first is 'My Computer', which is marked as authorized;
The second one is 'UX1', which is also marked as authorized.
I restart the computer / restart the software, yet I see no changes. The same popup appears, stating that I need to run the license manager and authorize stuff.
I did some quick google search on this issue, and couldn't find anything concrete as to what the solution is. I apologize if the solution is already somewhere in the forums.
Thanks for the patience ![]()
Best regards,
João
Bump. I've been waiting for an answer for over 72h.
I have some rush on dealing with this problem, so I'd appreciate any kind of feedback for now...
I'll complete the post with some more stuff... it may make people talk.
Computer: Apple MacBook Air mid-2011
CPU: Intel Core i5 1.7GHz
RAM: 4GB 1333 MHz DDR3
OS: OSX Lion 10.7.1
Device: UX1
Line 6 Monkey: v1.41
Drivers: v7.1.0
USB Firmware: v1.01
Line 6 License Manager: v1.01
POD Farm: NOT INSTALLED
GearBox: v3.72
POD Farm 2: v2.51
Line 6 Monkey: v1.42
i have the exact same problem and i cant find a solution so if you guys have plzz let me know
Hi!
It's a shame Line 6 support didn't reply... pretty low...
I found a solution based on the reply from 'Line6david' in this thread:
http://jp.line6.com/support/thread/68687
The folder permissions of '/Users/<yourusername>/Library/Application Support' is messed up. All I needed to do was to correct them.
(I corrected folder permissions using the terminal as I never did it with Finder... All you have to do is to go to that folder and give Read and Write permissions)
Check folder permissions (Open up the terminal):
ls -l ~/Library/Application\ Support
And check the left column for 'Line 6'.. it SHOULD read 'drwxr--r-x' for everything to work.
If it does not:
chmod +rw ~/Library/Application\ Support/Line\ 6
(if it says 'permission denied' try with 'sudo chmod +rw ~/Library/Application\ Support/Line\ 6', without the quotes.)
After this... folder permissions should be fixed and you'll have to run the license manager and:
1) Unauthorize the devices...
2) Re-authorize them.
Everything should be running fine at this point.
Disclaimer: It's pretty early in the morning... I hope I didn't mistype anything.
Well.... Auto Support, today I have to reinstall clean MAC OS LION and install Monkey first, and it's ok, remember login and then driver, and last PODFARM 2.51 and all it's ok, finally.
My theory is REASON 6 can't register podfarm, maybe programation error on permissions module.
My recomendation to all user in Lion with this problem, First Monkey, Driver, Podfarm and then REASON 6 to work well.
Thank you to me
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