This driver supports Pro Tools M-Powered 7.1.1 for Mac Intel Computers running Mac OS 10.4.6. Problems resolved with this driver release: FireWire 410 could lose external sync when the FireWire bus was reset. Official M-Audio FireWire 410 Free Driver Download for Mac OS - FireWire_OSX_1_9_3.dmg (1717699). World's most popular driver download site. It looks like the drivers for the existing drivers for Firewire 410 work for El Capitan, but can't be enabled because they are not cryptographically signed. It should be a fairly straightforward process to get these drivers signed, and shouldn't require any additional software development.

Looks like, in 7.1R4 we do officially qualify the below versions: Mac OS X 10.7.1, 32 and 64 bit: Safari 5.1 Sun JRE 6 Mac OS X 10.6.4, 32 and 64 bit: Safari 5.0, Safari 5.1 Sun JRE 6 Mac OS X 10.5.8, 32 and 64 bit: Safari 4.0 Sun JRE 6 However, in 7.1 R2, we dont see 7.0 supported. Could you please upgrade your IVE OS to 7.1 R4 and check if that resolves your issue? Osx 10.6.8 recovery. Hello Ajay, I checked the supported platforms of 7.1 R2 and 7.1 R4.

How to use external and referenced libraries with photos for mac. This driver supports Pro Tools M-Powered 7.1.1 for Mac Intel Computers running Mac OS 10.4.6. Problems resolved with this driver release: FireWire 410 could lose external sync when the FireWire bus was reset.

My Firewire solo interface also does not work on my new 2.66 Mac Pro with the latest drivers. I also get the same behavior: System profiler sees the device, but the M-audio pref pane says that it cannot detect the an M-Audio device connected to the computer.. I started an 'incident report' with M-Audio. I tried to reinstall the driver to no avail. Perhaps everyone who has had a problem with this should also report to M-Audio, so that they can get a sense of how many of us are affected. Given how powerful and quiet the new Mac Pros are, they should make great audio workstations.. If the audio interfaces work.

Mac Pro 2.66 Mac OS X (10.4.7) 2gb ram. I think there is one remedy that may work - install a firewire card instead of using the Mac's firewire connections. Firewire cards are not expensive and it's worth a try. I just received my MacPro and will be setting up my 410 later today - but I am expecting to use a card because in my G5-G4 experiences with the M-Audio 410, I needed a firewire card also. I could not get the bus power from the Mac's firewire that I needed and you are not supposed to require mains power for the 410 - the firewire card cured all problems of the Mac 'seeing' the 410. I think there is one remedy that may work - install a firewire card instead of using the Mac's firewire connections.

Firewire cards are not expensive and it's worth a try. I just received my MacPro and will be setting up my 410 later today - but I am expecting to use a card because in my G5-G4 experiences with the M-Audio 410, I needed a firewire card also. I could not get the bus power from the Mac's firewire that I needed and you are not supposed to require mains power for the 410 - the firewire card cured all problems of the Mac 'seeing' the 410.