Sadly, these drivers are not signed. That’s going to prove to be
a problem going forward. They DO work, including with 10.9, if you
bypass the warning about unsigned drivers. However Apple’s long-term
plan is to make that warning a prohibition.
JosephOn Tue, Feb 04, 2014 at 05:51:16PM -0400, Alex Szpakowski wrote:
Yes, the xbox controller will work if you use these fixed drivers (forked from the Tattiebogle one, which has a broken force feedback implementation):
As far as I know, you can get a developer ID from Apple to sign the kernel
extension, you just need to be a Mac developer (which costs $99/year.)
If the maintainer of the extension does not have a code signing identity,
I?m sure donations could be gathered or someone from the community who
already publishes on the Mac App Store could sign it.
J?rgen.On 2/4/14, 5:40 PM, “T. Joseph Carter” wrote:
Sadly, these drivers are not signed. That’s going to prove to be
a problem going forward. They DO work, including with 10.9, if you
bypass the warning about unsigned drivers. However Apple’s long-term
plan is to make that warning a prohibition.
Joseph
On Tue, Feb 04, 2014 at 05:51:16PM -0400, Alex Szpakowski wrote:
Yes, the xbox controller will work if you use these fixed drivers
(forked from the Tattiebogle one, which has a broken force feedback
implementation):