Ti connect 1.6.1 macintosh mac os x#

The current workaround is to flash the Duet on a Windows or Linux PC, or running in Boot Camp (not VM, as the USB port won't be passed through to the VM). Any other suggestions gratefully received. I haven't been able to prove if this is correct, though. It could be that the device ID of a Duet with no firmware is not being recognised, so OS X effectively ignores it. I have also wondered if it's something to do with Security preferences I don't know if it's relevant, but I always have 'System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General > Allow apps downloaded from:' set to 'Anywhere'.

Ti connect 1.6.1 macintosh mac os x#

Let me know which version of Mac OS X you are using, and what Mac it's running on. If you have problems, or if you actually can flash your Duet with your Mac with OS X 10.10 (positive reports may be helpful too!), please post here. There have been issues in the past with (there's a long thread here about a guy who just couldn't flash the Duet on his Mac: ), but generally it seemed to work fine in the more recent versions of Mac OS X, or at least I didn't hear of any problems. The customers report that they have OS X 10.10.3.

I have no problem erasing and flashing Duets. I have a late 2013 MacBook Pro Retina running OS X 10.9.5 'Mavericks' (I haven't updated to 10.10 yet). I'm trying to work out why this is happening. There are, apparently, examples of this happening with Arduino Due boards as well. It disappears off the list of USB devices (System Information > USB ), can't be found by bossac, and will not reappear. I've had a couple of users report that, while they are able to connect to the Duet with their Mac when it has firmware installed, via Arduino IDE and/or Pronterface, as soon as they press the 'erase' and 'reset' buttons on the Duet, they can no longer connect to it.