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    trngjosh
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    Just got this really amazing device, got it up and running on Linux and have been able to change modes and all that. Unfortunately, can’t get it to work on OSX at all. Running Monterrey — OSX 12.3 on an Intel Mac (but I’ve also tested it running the same version on an ARM Mac with similar results). There is no /dev/cu.usbmodem* device or /dev/ttyACM* device created when the device is plugged in as there would be normally if the device were enumerating as a USB-CDC serial port or something of the like.

    I’ve tried the device plugged directly USB-C to USB-C, I’ve also tried it plugged USB-C to USB-A hub – USB-C on the Mac, same results. running a VM with Linux on the Mac and assigning the device to the VM does work, so there’s not a hardware issue that I can figure out.

    These seem to be relevant log entries, though I’m really not sure what they mean and don’t find any relevant discussion on similar log entries online anywhere:

    [10176863.299991]: 2158354.089642 HS03@14300000: AppleUSBHostPort::enumerateDeviceComplete_block_invoke: enumerated 0x04d8/ebb5/0102 (TrueRNGpro V2) at 12 Mbps
    [10176863.305668]: 2158354.095320 node@: AppleUSBHostUserClient::openGated: could not open provider TrueRNGpro V2. provider already opened for exclusive access by node
    [10176863.305707]: 2158354.095359 node@: AppleUSBHostUserClient::openGated: could not open provider TrueRNGpro V2. provider already opened for exclusive access by node

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    AllenRoberts
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    In principle, you can use this option

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    trngjosh
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    Not sure what you mean. The device does not work on OSX as it is right now.

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