Hi Scott,
I have the same problem as you (RNDIS driver not working on my MacBook Pro)
Were you able to resolve it.
Do you know, where to find a driver?
Jan
(Sorry if this is a double post, my first didn't appear)
I was able to fix serial on Mountain Lion with this new driver, but not
RNDIS. Even the fix posted here
(Redirecting to Google Groups)
did no good.I can get in serially fine, but no RNDIS as of yet. My workaround is to log
in serially, change eth0 to a public address, and use that address to access
the web and ssh interfaces.
I have finally updated my machine to Mountain Lion and confirmed the
issue. I haven't yet figured out why Mountain Lion doesn't create an
"eject" event to the BeagleBone, but that is the issue. Without the
"eject" event, the BeagleBone doesn't know to start the RNDIS driver.
Eventually this will be worked-around by using g_multi, but currently
some folks are seeing CPU consumption go to unreasonable levels when
g_multi is used.
Here's a temporary work-around using USB-to-serial:
root@beaglebone:~# systemctl stop storage-gadget-init.service
root@beaglebone:~# systemctl start network-gadget-init.service
At this point, you should see the network connection come up.
I've further confirmed that enabling Internet Sharing followed by
performing a 'udhcpc -i usb0' on the board works, enabling me to 'cd
/var/lib/cloud9; git pull' to update to the latest Bonescript.