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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: skryl on Mon, 11 June 2012, 22:53:35
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Step by step instructions on how to get the Choc Mini working on OSX:
1. Make sure the Choc Mini is not plugged in
2. Download this (https://github.com/skryl/iousbhiddriver-descriptor-override/zipball/master) zip file and unzip it
3. Move the IOUSBHIDDriverDescriptorOverride.kext bundle from inside the unzipped directory to /System/Library/Extensions
cd /location/of/the/unzipped/project
sudo cp -r IOUSBHIDDriverDescriptorOverride.kext /System/Library/Extensions
4. Download and install KeyRemap4Macbook (http://pqrs.org/macosx/keyremap4macbook/)
5. Restart
6. Plug in your choc mini and go to town
Notes:
The kext was compiled in Lion so I can't guarantee that it will work in other versions of OSX.
This solution was originally proposed by thefloweringhash here (http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?24672-Noppoo-Choc-Mini-on-MacOS). I just wanted to make it a bit more user friendly.
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Awesome :)
I was thinking about trying one of these board out but I have a couple of questions if anyone is using this ...
Has anyone tried this on Mountain Lion yet? Chances are probably good it'll be fine but I have no idea what they changed in the lower levels from Lion->ML
Are there any issues with it? Would it still work in single user mode, for bootup key combinations, etc? (neither are a huge deal just want to know what I'm getting into)
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I'll give a report on how it does in Mountain Lion.
And I was just about to sell my Choc Mini...
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Just tried this on 10.6, even compiled my own .kext and it still does not work :|
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Has one one gotten this to work with OS X Mountain Lion? I've tried using the kext and the pkg (with KeyRemap4MacBook) and it still doesn't work properly.