#Controllermate for mac classic driver
#Controllermate for mac classic full

Says ZIP but it's actually just a command file). To edit the list, instead of opening the kext (which didn't work last time) I opened (in textedit) the file that automatically imports all the 65+ devices (available here as of today.

#Controllermate for mac classic full

(The list was full of controllers I don't own) So I'd say, first find out which ones are already in your list, and edit one. I decided maybe my last best chance was to try editing the device IDs under that entry, since obviously the pane was 'ready' to accept a MadCatz if I had one. Clicking on this there was a list of about 8 drivers, including a 'MadCatz Controller'. I then pulled up the pref pane and (!) noticed the button with a '+' sign to the left of where it says 'no devices found'.

12, and I still got a notification about their being a newer version on my computer). 12 from the pane, and deleting the 360controllers.kext file, then installing the. But now they both work.īefore right this second, trying the newest edition of tattiebogle did not work, neither did downloading the extra controllers file, neither did manually editing in product/vendor IDs (or their decimal equivalents) to the kext file. I bought the wired after giving up on the wireless, only to find the wired had the same issues.

#Controllermate for mac classic driver

Still no luck with the controller.flashes once then is unresponsive (not being picked up by TattieBogle Xbox360Controller driver even after reboot).Ĭame back just to say I got this to work with something fairly easy.įYI This is on a 2011 15' MBP (top-end), Lion, with both wireless and wired (official) xbox controllers. Much thanks and love, will tell you if the 360controller driver now works with the xbox 360 controller soon. Not sure WHICH of these steps worked, but this is just for any one who comes across this thread. (Here there is no error, nothing happens).Īfter all of this, I finally got rid of it (confirmed with ls command of extensions folder). Sudo rm -rf /System/Library/Extensions/ControllerMate.kext Rm: /System/Library/Extensions/ControllerMate.kext: is a directory Sudo rm –f /System/Library/Extensions/ControllerMate.kext

Sudo kextunload /System/Library/Extensions/ControllerMate.kextĬan't open CFBundle for /System/Library/Extensions/ControllerMate.kext. You must be running as root to unload kexts, terminate services, or remove driver personalities. Kextunload /System/Library/Extensions/ControllerMate.kext Here are the command combinations I tried and affiliated errors: Haha thank you very much, dunno how I overlooked that!