Mbox 2 Mini Asio Driver For Mac
If you use an Avid MBOX 2 USB Audio Interface, DO NOT UPGRADE TO EL CAPITAN. The device drivers will no longer load: 10/5/15 9:40:44.399 PM com.apple.kextd53: Untrusted kexts are not allowed 10/5/15 9:40:44.399 PM com.apple.kextd53: ERROR: invalid signature for com.digidesign.mbox2.driver, will not load The MBOX 2 worked perfectly in Yosemite. I'll be downgrading ASAP. I received the following link from Avid customer support.
Basically MBOX 2 drivers do not work in El Capitan. See below: Only option is to cross your fingers and wait for a fix from either Avid or Apple. Or go back to Yosemite. Since I'm in the middle of a project and stupidly updated, I'll be installing Yosemite on an external disk in order to get my project completed. Thank you for your courage.
Hopefully you made a backup before you updated and can restore it, that is probably the most straight-forward approach. Otherwise you need to download Yosemite again and re-install it by either erasing your El Capitan install or installing on an external disk. Please try and file a bug report with Apple. Yes I realize the MBOX 2 is technically no longer supported by Avid. But I still hope there will be a fix at some point.
It is my personal belief the issue is mostly on Apple's side of the fence since there are complaints of MIDI devices being broken all over the place, not specific to MBOX2. Thank you for your courage. I was able to get my Avid MBOX 2 up and running again by installing yosemite on an external disk and then re-downloading garage band and the MBOX 2 drivers. First I installed the 10.3.9 MBOX 2 driver but the device was not recognized.
I had to manually delete the 10.3.9 drivers using the terminal and then install 10.3.3 MBOX 2 driver. From there the MBOX lit up and is once again recognized by the system and is visible in the DigiDesign System Preference and Garage Band.
What a relief. Thank you for your courage. Delete the MBOX 2 driver: Note I am command line savvy so I used the terminal.
You'll need to use SUDO to run some of the commands. I am crossing my fingers that 10.11.1 fixes this stuff. It is out today and supposedly has fixes for Audio Plug Ins not functioning. But I have not tried it yet. As for a disk, I just used an off the shelf Seagate USB 3.0 external to install Yosemite.
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Nothing special about it. I record my tracks onto a separate firewire disk. After I created the installer on the disk, I rebooted onto that disk and just installed Yosemite. The only gotcha I had was that it was not initially recognized when holding down the option key. I had to unplug it and plug it back in to get it to be recognized. No issues since then.
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