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1. #Driver for gamecube controller sixtyforce drivers
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3. #Driver for gamecube controller sixtyforce driver
4. #Driver for gamecube controller sixtyforce full

OK, so is there a change needed to the OS X info here? Or can this discussion be purged out? Kolano ( talk) 01:12, 26 November 2015 (CET) Those willing to turn off kext verification can run sudo nvram boot-args="kext-dev-mode=1" and use one of my kexts. Nintendo will never do it so the WUP-028 is unusable on OSX without putting the kernel in development mode (bypassing signing). They will only let Nintendo sign a kernel extension that supports the WUP-028.

#Driver for gamecube controller sixtyforce update

I will update this talk again if/when I get permissions to sign my kexts.

#Driver for gamecube controller sixtyforce driver

The driver makes the WUP-028 work out of the box with other emulators like Sixtyforce and openemu and includes support for the Apple ForceFeedback framework.

I am waiting on Apple to approve my kext code signing request before I build installer packages for either kext. I finally got a chance to upload both my driver and codeless kext source. Before a mention to this method is added let me see if I can code-sign a codeless kext for the WUP-028. It is a well-known practice for supporting pseudo-hid devices. As for mentioning the codeless kext method, I think that would be a good idea. I will release the kernel extension code once I have it fully working the OS X force feedback interface. The benefit of my kernel extension over the codeless one is it should allow other applications (openemu for example) to use the WUP-028 as an input device. When I first attempted getting the WUP-028 to work with dolphin I wrote a driver that intercepts the HID descriptor and report requests and exposes its own making the WUP-028 look like 4 gamepads. I was looking at his work earlier this week and I couldn't tell how his software works as he only provides binaries. So, are you mitchdzugan? If so, is it ok for the instructions on the github page to be listed here with a link to the github page for the download? Or would you just prefer a mention that it is available and a link to the github page? - MayImilae ( talk) 12:39, 2 April 2015 (CEST) Basically, system level driver instructions should not be in this article. I saw the original poster saying it works for everything and realized it was a system level driver and deleted it. However, the reddit link has a google drive file that turns this into a system level driver, akin to the vjoy drivers. skidau looked at the code and confirmed it.

#Driver for gamecube controller sixtyforce full

Turns out I was right, but so are you! contains the codeless kext you were referring to, and it is true and proper native support, as with any other operating system, where dolphin has full control. Since you brought this up again, I decided to go ahead and show this to skidau. I would be willing to sign the kernel extension if there is any interest. The alternative is to turn on kext debugging mode but that is undesirable for end users. As of 10.10 all kernel extensions (codeless or not) need to be signed by a paying developer.

Now, there are problems with the codeless kext route. With the a codeless kext installed libusb is able to access the WUP-028 in the same way as is done under Linux. In this case we need to prevent IOUSBHIDDriver from loading as the HID report descriptor of the WUP-028 makes the device unusable (believe me, I have tried to get it working as a Joystick).

#Driver for gamecube controller sixtyforce drivers

They are specially crafted kernel extensions that prevent other drivers from loading.