Leigh Smith
Leigh Smith
As you have written above, the directory `/usr/.local` doesn't exist. You should be checking for the presence of the firmware using: ``` ls -l /usr/local/etc/midisport_firmware ``` If you don't see...
The package installer has an option to display the log file using the Menu: "Window"->"Installer Log". You should be able to copy and paste the log here for us to...
Ok, I'll restate my point - you should not be looking for any files in `.local`. That directory does not exist on any MacOS machines. You should only be looking...
ok and `ls -l /usr/local/etc/midisport_firmware` shows that `midisport_firmware` has files in it, or is it empty? If it's empty, I think you might have an empty folder because it seems...
Ok great, now, just because the firmware has been installed, doesn't necessarily mean everything is functioning correctly, specifically, you are trying to get a Radium49 to be recognised. According to...
The command is `sudo xcodebuild -license accept`. But why it's necessary still needs investigating. I suspect because of XCode being needed for Python operation.
Assuming you installed the driver, the devices which are handled are listed in `/usr/local/etc/midisport_firmware/MIDISPORT_devices.xml` which can be displayed from the Terminal.app with: ``` cat /usr/local/etc/midisport_firmware/MIDISPORT_devices.xml ``` That shows that the...
Ok, assuming you are still running the driver ok with Monterey (MacOS 12.X), can I close this issue?
Sorry to hear you are having problems. You mention "it also didn't work with Monterey" i.e MacOS v12.X, what other versions of MacOS have you tried? Regarding "bricked" Ableton Live,...
Hmm, the MIDISPORT 4x4 requires the firmware to be downloaded, and the pulsing indicates that the downloader has indeed done it's job. Do you see the 4x4 within the Apple...