I'm running OSX 10.6.8 Snow Leopard (it's the latest my hardware will allow). Will I have to install drivers for this express card?
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I'm currently running maverick. I went to the SanDisk site and installed the driver there. It's still working perfectly.
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Yes, you will need to install the SanDisk drivers for Snow Leopard in order to use this ExpressCard/34.
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I don't think so, it seems to be a windows version. I installed this one on my early 2008 mac pro and it worked perfectly but I think it need Mountain Lion or Mavericks. Those OS's have drivers built in of which OSX 10.7 doesn't. This is the one I got and it work great http://www.amazon.com/Inateck-Superspeed-Ports-PCI-E-Expansion/dp/B00B6ZCNGM/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_i
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this is a TOUGH question, the simple answer is NO as its missing OSX BIOS info so the MB wont install the drivers for it BUT you can re-flash with an apple aware bios and then yes OSX will detect and install drivers... as i understand its just not plug'n'play on OSX but you could email support at ATI (AMD) and ask for assistance and confirmation of the probably erroneous advice ive given or they may have a working bios for the card, or patch for OSX to get the apple ID anyway... good luck
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i think but you're going to need a virtual machine installed with windows installed because i don't think there's drivers for mac osx.
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im not a MAC user, but according to Genius there's a driver for MAC OSX, i cant confirm if its compatible whit those specific version of the MAC OS (http://www.geniusnet.com/wSite/ct?xItem=53323&ctNode;=174 ) , in my experience Genius tech support its great and the best wayto know if it works whit snow leopard is to ask them
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I use Mac OSX 10.6.8 and 10.10 Mountain Lion with no problem; plug and play.
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I don't think so, it seems to be a windows version. I installed this one on my early 2008 mac pro and it worked perfectly but I think it need Mountain Lion or Mavericks. Those OS's have drivers built in of which OSX 10.7 doesn't. This is the one I got and it work great Inateck Superspeed 4 Ports PCI-E to USB 3.0 Expansion Card - Interface USB 3.0 4-Port Express Card Desktop with 15 Pin SATA Power Connector, [ Include with A 4pin to 2x15pin Cable + A 15pin to 2x 15pin SATA Y-Cable ]
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Same experience as Gary Carlson. No drivers needed for late 2011 MacBook Pro. Working fine with Mavericks. However, I would add as drawbacks the clunky size of the adapter as it sticks out of the expressport slot, and the barrel type power plug to USB port adapter cable needed for bus powered devices. Not an elegant solution by a long shot, but seemingly the only one available with the FL1100 chipset required for native support.
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I just installed it on a white MacBook running 10.8. Edimax has drivers for all modern Mac OS versions including 10.9. I was able to connect to my home wireless which uses WPA2-AES. You don't use the regular drop-down to control like you would with the built in WiFi (Airport) card. Edimax supplies a program called Wireless Network Utility. Works fine but not as snazzy as the built in methods.I downloaded the software from here:http://www.edimax.us/html/english/frames/b-download.htm
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This should work with all Intel processor macs. You just plug it in and it works no need to install any drivers. However the game you're playing must support joystick input.
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Yes, Mountain Lion has the drivers to work with a GTX 780. I actually used the card to run a Hackintosh build myself so I can verify that it will definitely work in a native mac environment on Mountain Lion AND Mavericks.
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Hello. I does not require drivers in OSX apple. It does not work on Windows.
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I was able to download the data today using Sleepyhead, but it was first necessary to download a driver from Silicon Labs. http://www.silabs.com/products/mcu/pages/usbtouartbridgevcpdrivers.aspx (First time in decades that I've downloaded anything to a Mac expressly called a driver in decades.) I turned the 50D+ menu on during the locate/download process, but I'm not yet sure if this is necessary.I toss up my hands after some days of using the device. I can't get it to reliably connect to a Mac, and can't figure out the reason.
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Yes. The latest drivers for the card, found on AMD's website, have an option to download a compatible driver for your OS.
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It works fine with Mac OSX 10.7 if you install display link drivers. I can't comment on compatibility with Mac OSX 10.8 or 10.9
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Sorry , I'm not familiar with Mac &/or Mavericks. I'm into Windows Pro 8.1. Per Edimax tech support, supposedly there is a Realtek driver that should automatically install if the Edimax drivers are removed first. They await a beta driver from realtek.com.
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I just installed it on a white MacBook running 10.8. Edimax has drivers for all modern Mac OS versions including 10.9. I was able to connect to my home wireless which uses WPA2-AES. You don't use the regular drop-down to control like you would with the built in WiFi (Airport) card. Edimax supplies a program called Wireless Network Utility. Works fine but not as snazzy as the built in methods. I downloaded the software from here: http://www.edimax.us/html/english/frames/b-download.htm