Hello again

i search the newest Driver from my X10 Serial to USB
i have the Serial cm11 version...and i search the last driver..
today i have install SNOW Leopard...and the Old driver i dont can see in my Network...

after i installed my Indigo 4 Pro Mac...and dont can select the cm11 Port...

can help me..

THanks

Have you tried the open source driver?

http://sourceforge.net/projects/osx-pl2303/

I downloaded the latest OS X serial driver from SourceForge and it does not work. Any other ideas? Perhaps its related to the 64-bit kernal or modifications to the default 32-bit kernal.

yes i have installed the lastest verion from PL2303 USB to Serial Driver
and can not see my Driver in Indigo 4 b3


its Snow Leopard...
i see in "My Mac" USB...the COntroller are listet

who is the Driver from Snow?

Thanks

Macsilencer wrote:yes i have installed the lastest verion from PL2303 USB to Serial Driver
and can not see my Driver in Indigo 4 b3


its Snow Leopard...
i see in "My Mac" USB...the COntroller are listet

who is the Driver from Snow?

Thanks

The open source driver is exactly that - open source from the community. I did find this post on their website:

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.ph ... tid=804838

The hardware maker, Prolific Technologies, doesn't appear to have a Snow Leopard driver:

http://www.prolific.com.tw/eng/downloads.asp?ID=31

Notice the date on the newest Mac driver is 2007/3/21. If that's the one you have installed, and it's not working, then unfortunately I think you'll have to wait until either the open source community or Prolific updates the driver.

I'm not sure why it isn't working. Based on the comments on the Open Source PL2303 driver site, it sounds like it should work. It won't work if you boot your OS X kernel in 64 bit mode, but by default OS X 10.6 boots the kernel in 32 bit mode (because otherwise almost all existing drivers would break).

You might want to try removing the .kext file and re-installing it again.

i have install the Driver 2303-0.3.1 in 32bit System...dont can see the USB-Serial ...after i have startet my Computer with 64bit kernel...and new installed the Driver...and NOTHING:.. the System dont can see my CM11...

what is another consideration...

I have which way out?

I'm not sure why it isn't working.

Has anyone with the USB CM11 gotten it working with Snow Leopard? If so, are you using the open source driver or the Prolific driver?

hmmm

i see in the List of Profilic the new Driver..

md_pl2303H_HX_X_dmg_v1.2.1r2.zip 2007/3/21 v1.2.1r2 62 KB
PL-2303 (H, HX, X chip version) Mac OS X Universal Binary Driver v1.2.1r2 (DMG file format), Prolific Edition
For Mac OS 10.1 and above for PowerPC based Mac
For Mac OS X 10.4.x and 10.5.x for PowePC and Intel based Mac
For Mac OS X 10.6.x for Intel based Mac


so
i have installed the Driver to my Macbook with a new 10.6
and i dont can see my CM11....

can help me!!

Did you make sure to uninstall (delete) all the old drivers (both the open source driver and any older versions of the prolific driver)? If not, then try that and a reboot.

hello

i solved the Problem with a new CM15 USB version

Macsilencer wrote:hello

i solved the Problem with a new CM15 USB version

What was the issue - maybe it will help others that might experience the same problem...

[EDIT] Ah, the CM15 doesn't use the prolific driver does it...

hmmm

i have edited the kext driver in Extensions

1. Check the Profil from Port Number..ID
2. Edit the Kext and insert the Port Number
3. set permissions all Extensions

4. COOL it works

the Problem is..
my Machine is a INTEL PC not a MAC...
PC with Mac System

its verry Cool
in the Version of OSX check the Driver with PCI-Edit or Profil edit who can see the IDs all components you have connected with your PC
so
after tath can edit the Original Driver to bbedit and insert the ID from USB-Serial dongle
so
repair Permission

Restart

Funktional and is verry COOL with the OLD version of CM11

the CM15 is a USB version
connect it, select the cm15 from Indigo
Finished..


i have the New version and the OLD version
ehm
my OSX SNOW is a PC-MAC with Old version, and my Working Computer is the CM15 with Original MAC-SNOW System

Macsilencer wrote:the Problem is..
my Machine is a INTEL PC not a MAC...
PC with Mac System

its verry Cool
in the Version of OSX check the Driver with PCI-Edit or Profil edit who can see the IDs all components you have connected with your PC
so
after tath can edit the Original Driver to bbedit and insert the ID from USB-Serial dongle
so
repair Permission

Restart

Funktional and is verry COOL with the OLD version of CM11

the CM15 is a USB version
connect it, select the cm15 from Indigo
Finished..


i have the New version and the OLD version
ehm
my OSX SNOW is a PC-MAC with Old version, and my Working Computer is the CM15 with Original MAC-SNOW System

Ah, that would probably explain it. FYI, we don't support unsupported Mac hardware (i.e. non-Apple hardware).