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Driver CH340G not working Mac M1 chip #2
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Been emailing WCH on the issue, and recieved the following file yesterday. |
Hi @Lanjelin, it seems not working on CH340G. |
I am having the same issue as @izandotnet. I am really new to the Apple M1 chip so I am not sure if there is a work around via emulation. |
Is there a solution for Macs with M1? |
The driver supports: |
@izandotnet It seems that the cable works now, and the device is named "tty.wchusbserialxxx" |
And what's about the architecture? Arm? M1 is arm and this don’t work already!
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
… Am 15.11.2021 um 13:09 schrieb WCHSoftGroup ***@***.***>:
The driver supports:
OS X 10.9 to OS X 10.15
OS X 11.0(Big Sur) and above
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How do you know this? |
Because of:
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Same issue here. I tried rebooting and reinstalling several times with no success; using 1.1, 1.4, 1.5, and this repo. |
I'm having the same issue, but with an Intel MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2019). Both machines are on Monterey 12.0.1. The installation of the driver goes fine, I click "allow" in security preferences, reboot, but there is no kernel extension:
Nor do I see any
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OK, I tried using the same USB cable that works on the iMac, and now it works on the MBP as well. I have no idea what the difference between the cables are. |
@lptr Wait; so you still don't have a kernel extension nor a dev entry and it's still working just with a different cable?! |
I don't have a kernel extension:
But I do have the USB device when using the right cable:
I'm using an USB-C to USB-A dongle with a USB-A to micro USB-2A cable. |
TIL about charge-only USB cables:
https://www.dignited.com/50330/usb-data-cable-vs-usb-charging-cable/ My best guess is that the cables I tried on my MBP that didn't work were charge-only. 🤦 |
Now that's crazy. So I copied your setup and tried with a really old blackberry cable. It generated the dev files as expected:
The controller is still not recognised by the Arduino IDE; but having Arduino agent installed (well, installation crashed with an error message but it's still running and doing it's job somehow) the Arduino Web IDE recognised the controller and I could upload code flawlessly. I am still kind of confused. So I already shared your theory about no data lanes in my cables; but I was so sure that I also used the other ones for data before....and I mean I tired quite a few. But I could be wrong here and it really was just me being unlucky for always picking power-only cables out of my storage box ;) Feeling stupid right now. |
Same. 🤷 But glad that it works for you too now! :) |
What is the conclusion here for M1 / Apple Silicon Macs? |
Still not working for me on M1 Mac. |
Hello,
After following the step, it is still not working on my MacBook Air (M1, 2020).
In the System Information, it is showing USB2.0-Ser!
I've already tried uninstalling and installing many time, is there a manual way to do this?
Thanks
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