Hi, been looking into this (have not tried to map it yet, I'm waiting on cables) and I'm running a Mac OS Ventura 13.3. I reached out directly to FTDI for the USB plugin and here is their response (below) . Hope this helps some folks.
As for the Guzzidiag application - the GuzziDiag_V0.46.app.zip worked fine on my Mac - as long as I placed in my Applications folder. If folks are having trouble getting it installed because of a permission issue here is a video on how to change permissions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWSySXfR17c
FTDI RESPONSE:
Our latest Mac OS DEXT VCP driver (1_5_0) will work with Mac OS 13 Ventura.
DEXT Driver Install for Monterey/Ventura:
The AppleFTDI driver for Mac OS Ventura (13.x) uses a DEXT (DriverKit extension ), not a KEXT (kernel extension driver)
GuzziDiag version for Mac OS X: 0.50? or 0.47?
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Hi, been looking into this (have not tried to map it yet, I'm waiting on cables) and I'm running a Mac OS Ventura 13.3. I reached out directly to FTDI for the USB plugin and here is their response (below) . Hope this helps some folks.
As for the Guzzidiag application - the GuzziDiag_V0.46.app.zip worked fine on my Mac - as long as I placed in my Applications folder. If folks are having trouble getting it installed because of a permission issue here is a video on how to change permissions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWSySXfR17c
FTDI RESPONSE:
Our latest Mac OS DEXT VCP driver (1_5_0) will work with Mac OS 13 Ventura.
DEXT Driver Install for Monterey/Ventura:
The AppleFTDI driver for Mac OS Ventura (13.x) uses a DEXT (DriverKit extension ), not a KEXT (kernel extension driver)
You need to use the DEXT based FTDI v1_5_0 Mac VCP driver for Ventura.
Here is how to install the FTDI Mac OS Dext driver v 1_5_0 on your Mac:
On your Mac, go to System Settings/Privacy and Security.
Select the check box for “Allow Applications Downloaded from App Store and Identified Developers”
Copy the downloaded app file (extracted from Zip) to the /Applications directory (under root)
In the Applications folder, just double click on “FTDIUSBSerialDextInstaller_1_5_0”
You should see the following pop-up:
click on the “Install FTDI USB Serial Dext VCP” pushbutton, and you should get confirmation of the installation:
The 1_5_0 driver was tested on a Mac Mini M1 running Mac OS Ventura.