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victorfms Just Startin'
victorfms
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Aug 9, 2010 10:25 AM

Driver for Toneport kb37 in Snow Leopard 64-bit ???

Alright, because u don't have any area that warns customers about driver releases...I'll have to post this question every week:

 

Is the Driver for Toneport kb37 for Snow Leopard 64-bit ready?

Tags: kb37, toneport, in, driver, for, leopard, snow, 64-bit, ???
  • ricksox UberGuru
    ricksox
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    Aug 9, 2010 4:21 PM (in response to victorfms)
    Re: Driver for Toneport kb37 in Snow Leopard 64-bit ???

    Hello,

     

    No. We do not have a 64 bit driver for Mac yet. When we make one available we will post an announcement on the main support page.

     

     

    Line6Miller

  • petereverts Just Startin'
    petereverts
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    Oct 8, 2010 2:07 PM (in response to victorfms)
    Re: Driver for Toneport kb37 in Snow Leopard 64-bit ???

    hello,

    complete unaware of this 64bit driver problem I bought tha KB37 today assuming it would all work fine on my new macbook pro. I also got unpleasantly surprised by the fact that my mac shuts down as soon as the KB37 was connected. The reseller didn't inform me about this issue and as not intending to take it back. So now i'm stuck with a new KB37 that doesn't work. Actually quite unbelievable, certainly when one reades that this problem is knwn for over a year.....

    How difficult can it get building this driver?????

    Please make me a happy line6 user again!!

    Peter

    • joepregent Just Startin'
      joepregent
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      Nov 24, 2008
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      Oct 12, 2010 9:42 AM (in response to petereverts)
      Re: Driver for Toneport kb37 in Snow Leopard 64-bit ???

      I don't want this to go off topic, but Petereverts, you can still run the drivers in 32-bit.

      Also, plugging the KB37 in with wrong/incorrect driver loaded should not shut your mac down.

       

      I was under the impression that OSX booted into 32-bit mode by default? If not you can hold down "3" and "2" while booting to force it (or "6" and "4" to force 64-bit mode).

       

      I'm just disappointed that I (still) need to start my mac in 32-bit for one piece of hardware...

       

      Line 6 is an excellent value, but there's alot of great competition out there...

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