#77

hmmm possibly multiple install, but only one is running at a time. Could of course be the wrong one for 10.13…

how can I check this?

kaos$ brew uninstall serialoscd
Error: No such keg: /usr/local/Cellar/serialoscd
kaos$ brew uninstall serialosc
Error: No such keg: /usr/local/Cellar/serialosc

kaos$ which serialoscd
/usr/local/bin/serialoscd

/usr/local/bin/serialoscd is the only one I’m aware of but I used a package (.pkg) from the as well as the sudo ./waf install to install the updated source version. I’ll get the new packaged version tonight. I just ran sudo ./waf uninstall from the source dir, so it’s gone now…

K

#78

Hey guys, after running the latest installer, my GS64 works woohoo! Thanks for getting this working :smiley:

#79

May have been a little hasty in my response here, It’s working but only when plugged in from boot, if I unplug and plug back in it’s not showing, just a heads up, it’s a lot better than note working at all.
All way to give it a kick without rebooting as a workaround.
Is there a fix planned for this also?

#80

@Alistair are you still using the OEM FTDI driver?

#81

Hey, I’m not to sure at the minute as not at my laptop, I was testing all the options in these threads so more than likely one of the ones recommened.
How to I uninstall and get back to the apple default,
whihch one should I use, I’ll try and start clean and see what happens
Thanks

#82

I am not really sure how to do that, but perhaps this post helps?

#83

Ill take a look, what driver should I be using with the latest serialosc build?

#84

The one that comes with High Sierra.

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#85

ok I ran this as super user, “cd /Library/Extensions” then “sudo rm -rf FTDISerialDriver.kext”

Same result as before, monome works when lugged from boot, hot-plugging does not.

Any ideas?

#86

I’m out of ideas, but perhaps this thread could be of help? Make sure you have 1) serialosc 1.4.1 (reinstall it if you’ve got compiled stuff in /usr/local) 2) Apple’s built-in FTDI driver 3) No third-party drivers

#87

Ok Ive fully reverted back to the apple drivers, and reinstalled serial osc 1.4.1
hot plugging still not working

#88

Ok, what happens if you try the following in Terminal:

launchctl unload "/Library/LaunchAgents/org.monome.serialosc.plist"
cd "/Library/Application Support/Monome/serialosc.bundle/Contents/MacOS"
PATH=.:$PATH ./serialoscd

…then plug the grid in and out a few times.

#89

alistairs-mbp:~ alistairmessom$ launchctl unload “/Library/LaunchAgents/org.monome.serialosc.plist”
alistairs-mbp:~ alistairmessom$ cd “Library/Application Support/Monome/serialosc.bundle/Contents/MacOS”
-bash: cd: Library/Application Support/Monome/serialosc.bundle/Contents/MacOS: No such file or directory
alistairs-mbp:~ alistairmessom$ PATH=.:$PATH ./serialoscd
-bash: ./serialoscd: No such file or directory
alistairs-mbp:~ alistairmessom$

#90

Sorry, I forgot the leading / in the 2nd line, post above edited.

#91

ok tried this, cursor is flashing in terminal for quite a while

#92

Ok, what happens if you run the following from the serialosc bundle directory?
PATH=.:$PATH ./serialosc-device /dev/tty.usbserial-m64_0716

#93

libmonome: could not open monome device: No such file or directory
./serialosc-device: failed to open device /dev/tty.usbserial-m64_0716

#94

Are you sure you have the Apple driver loaded? What is the output of the following?
ls /dev/tty.usbserial*

#95

i get no such file / directory on that one

#96

Can you try your grid with another computer? Because this sounds like problems with your OS and/or hardware. Cable perhaps?