Introduction.

Wacom and NODO both utilize the same serial chip made by SiLabs. Wacom modified the driver made by SiLabs. NODO does not modify the driver. These two drivers can conflict.

The Wacom driver must be removed before the driver NODO utilizes can work properly.

Unfortunately, Wacom’s modified driver can persist on your Mac after uninstalling the rest of Wacom’s software. To sucessfully remove the driver, it involves manually removing it.

Confirm the driver conflict.

Navigate to the Apple Icon in the top left of your screen.

Select About This Mac.

Select System Report

Select Extensions on the left under Software

Wait for the extensions to load. Then, scroll down to look for SiLabsUSBDriver.

If you also see SiLabsUSBDriver64 you have confirmed you have both driver’s installed.

SiLabsUSBDriver64 must be removed for the Inertia Wheels to update.

 

Remove Wacom Software.

Open the Wacom Tablet Utility found in Aplicati

Uninstall or remove the software. You may need to click the lock to unlock the software first.

This step, unfortunately, does not remove the driver itself. This step is helpful if you wish to later re-install the Wacom software. It will ensure the the software was removed at the same time as the driver.

 

Remove the Driver.

Unplug the wheels, receiver, or tablet if any are connected to your computer.

Use the System Report to find the location of the driver:

  • Select the SiLabsUSBDriver64

  • Look for the Location description.

  • Select the entire location, including .kext

  • Copy the entire location, as pictured. Use it next in place of [location]

Open Terminal.

  • Enter the command:

    • sudo kextunload [location]

  • Press enter to execute.

  • Enter your administrator password when prompted.

  • Press enter when done.

Again in Terminal:

  • Enter the command:

    • sudo rm -rf [location]

  • Press enter to execute.

 

Reboot.

Your system is now ready to use the correct driver.