Once you are back into your usual operating system. Click the Utilities menu (top of the screen) and select Terminal.It will take you to a screen with different options.Hold down command-R (Cmd + Letter ‘R’) to boot (while it’s rebooting) into the Recovery System.shut down all applications on your mac and restart your it and follow the instructions below: Now the solution – you will need to disable your system integrity protection also known as SIP. As you know if you click on that, it will come up as ‘no device’. If you go in ‘launchpad’, you will find a new app named ‘UA1000 control panel’. Once you have downloaded install the the right driver. However do not despair as you will be glad to know that i have found the solution to the issue with MAC.įirst of all, you will need to download the right driver for your MAC.įor UA-1000 DRIVER VERSION 2.0.1 FOR MAC OS X 10.5 OR EARLIER – Click on įor UA-1000 DRIVER VERSION 1.0.0 FOR MAC OS X 10.6 OR LATER – click on
I called Roland to enquire but they explained that there are not supporting this kit anymore as it has been discontinued. What will happen is that when you plug the USB into your mac, there will be no response from you Mac. You will find that once you upgrade your operating system to the latest OSX (Yosemite / ElCapitan etc), you Mac will fail to recognise the device. If you have a Roland Edirol UA1000 that was previously running on OSX without any issues.
