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Could it possibly be because of SIP? http://www.macworld.com/article/2948140/os-x/private-i-el-capitans-system-integrity-protection-will-shift-utilities-functions.html This was introduced on OSX El Capitan. There are ways to disable it.
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FYI, I have updated the blog post (I included the "reboot" step) => http://ebrain.io/openbci-ftdi-driver/
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I reboot after installing the ftdi driver and enabling dev mode
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Hey guys I've updated my blog post with the instructions (including the dev mode + right ftdi driver version) Conor has tried it today and it works for him. @Rceballo98 is right to say that you should remove all FTDI drivers before proceeding. Good…
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@conor_obci @Rceballo98 Let me know if the following command solves your issue: sudo nvram boot-args="kext-dev-mode=1"
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@wjcroft Sorry, I totally forgot to mention that I am indeed using the kext-dev-mode patch. Nice catch! To enable it: sudo nvram boot-args="kext-dev-mode=1"
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@Rceballo98 "So when you changed the info.plist using vim, did you just :wq to exit? " Yes. Exit and save with :wq
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wjcroft setting the buffer size to 32 does not work for me. The board can connect, but the data packets seem to not be coming though (I had the red light flashing fast but could not see data in the Processing GUI). 64 is the smallest buffer size I c…
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@conor_obci @Rceballo98 Did you guys try to remove the driver? sudo rm -rf /System/Library/Extensions/FTDIUSBSerialDriver.kext Then reboot the computer and follow the steps in my post? I just did that again and that worked. Let me know. …
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Hey guys! I just signed up to let you know that I've edited the Info.plist file and managed to solve the latency issues on Mac (Yosemite). I have detailed the steps here: http://ebrain.io/openbci-ftdi-driver/ It tuns out that setting the LatencyTi…