plist, could even be something simple like one line per adjustment: 'variablename value'.Ĭan you give us a timeline for when FTDI will release this macOS 11 compatible driver with adjustable settings? The lack of this is causing great difficulty with our Mac customers. plist, for adjusting values like are possible on Windows. It should be an external file that you look for, upon driver loading time. That should not require modifying ist files, or signing a driver. (macOS 11 is required for Apple hardware using the new M1 CPU.) For our Windows customers, this is extremely easy: they just bring up the Windows driver control panel, and type in the new Latency value. What we are requesting: is a similarly easy way to do this on macOS 11. Ive been in contact with ScottThomasMiller regarding his difficulty adjusting the macOS 11 FTDI latency setting. In this case '1' ms is the Latency value we need for optimum packet latency with the OpenBCI Cyton product. I've been in contact with regarding his difficulty adjusting the macOS 11 FTDI 'latency' setting. As such it would be safe to assume these instructions work up for drivers up till macOS 10.14. kext drivers required by Apple in 10.15, that is not noted in that document. kext drivers, this would be 10.15, but there is an extra notarization step for.

That would be the last version of macOS to support.

Quote from: FTDI Community on September 27, 2021, 05:47:33 AM Sudo kextunload /System/Library/Extensions/FTDIUSBSerialDriver.kextĮxecuting: /usr/bin/kmutil unload -p /System/Library/Extensions/FTDIUSBSerialDriver.kextĮrror Domain=KMErrorDomain Code=71 'Could not find: No bundle was found at /System/Library/Extensions/FTDIUSBSerialDriver.kext.' UserInfo=

Hi! I am trying to apply the FTDI fix on my MacBook M1 by following these instructions:

Vanilla for mac