Taylord

Thanks for sorting it out guys. Three weeks is a pretty good turnaround time for a nasty bug like this. Just a quick test before I go to bed. It appears to be working. I'll put it through its paces in the next week or so and see how it works.

I'm having issues with my UX8 hardware. Still not showing up as updated in Monkey and crashing the laptop to boot. Line 6 are currently in the process of debugging the 7.3.6 drivers. Despite their claim that they are Yosemite-compatible, they're not.

Thanks for the update.

If you're relying on it professionally, it's an entirely different story. I see your point there.

I'll be doing that again in a day or two. Possibly tomorrow. Unfortunately pro-audio isn't my profession at this point so I work odd hours! If anybody else would be willing to, that'd be great. Just to add, I'm in the UK so when I last called the centre the (very decent, polite, professional and knowledgeable) guy on the phone said that everything (obviously) goes through the US first and that they know before the UK does. If anybody in the US could make a call it might be a more direct answer?

Line 6, I've been quite patient. Again, no anger here. Some kind of update would be appreciated. Even if that update is to say that the UX8 is no longer being supported then at least we can move on!

Hardware Overview: Model Name: MacBook Pro Model Identifier: MacBookPro11,1 Processor Name: Intel Core i5 Processor Speed: 2.6 GHz Number of Processors: 1 Total Number of Cores: 2 L2 Cache (per Core): 256 KB L3 Cache: 3 MB Memory: 8 GB Boot ROM Version: MBP111.0138.B11 SMC Version (system): 2.16f68 Serial Number (system): C02LXEB3FH01 Hardware UUID: EBF00221-F1F5-5114-B32E-0F82CA4CD7E1

Mine was an update over Mavericks. I've uninstalled the drivers, re-installed them and 'monkeyed' with Monkey until it works. Funnily enough, the drivers weren't registering as updated with Monkey initially until I fiddled with it. I'm now using the most up-to-date drivers and version of Monkey. Nothing working so far...

No outcome yet, despite the wait... Line 6, again, I understand that these things take time and that's it's a legacy product but some kind of update would be appreciated on here. I'll phone again soon...

In my experience, it's at the point the OS loads CoreAudio or the UX 8. The system tries to determine which one to use and is having difficulty, causing a kernel panic. There's some kind of major conflict between CoreAudio and the Line 6 drivers, either during login or when the UX 8 initialises after plugging it in to a running system.

I just spoke to a very pleasant gentleman from Line 6 in the UK. They are aware of issues and they will be discussing the problem internally soon. I was advised to check the website in a week for new drivers. There doesn't seem to be a solution at the moment and it's the US side of Line 6 that decide when these updates are made.

If anybody's reading this with the same issue, I'm planning to call up Line 6 tomorrow (I live in the UK) and see if I can get anywhere with their support team. It's very frustrating but I understand that this happens to all companies at some point. I'm also aware that I should have held off on the Yosemite update but when the driver says it's compatible, you assume that's the case. Not angry, just a little frustrated - but not assigning blame to anybody.

To add: I have tried installing the kexts separately using Pacifist (both signed and unsigned), I've tried downgrading the drivers as well, through Line 6 Monkey (updated and legacy versions) and the Line 6 support page. The interface appears to be having a conflict with CoreAudio when the interface initialises.

Having precisely this problem too. I can't use my UX 8 even with the new drivers that have been issued. It instantly crashes my Mac. I perhaps should have held off on the Yosemite download and I know the UX 8 is a legacy device but even so, a solution would be enormously appreciated.