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Touch Screen Drivers for OSX Discussion in 'Your DAW (Digital Audio Workstation)' started by jononotbono, Jan 31. Just wondering if anyone could help here. I've just got a 27 inch Acer T272HL Touch screen and want to use it with my Mac Pro 5,1 running Sierra. I'm just wondering if I should be using specific drivers to get it working?

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I want to share my experience with you. My MP arrived few days ago with OS X Yosemite 10.10 on it, and just after setting it up and connecting to network, I installed 10.10.2 update from AppStore and after that Mac Pro has locked up a few times. It was completely random and what happens is GUI just stops responding, and only thing you can do is move cursor around. Sometimes cursor changes in beach ball, other times no, but either way GUI does not respond and you must force shut down.This happened for every few hours.

While idling or converting video. And so Googling starts and searching through Console.I have found few similar MP6.1 problems with Mavericks 10.9.2, but fixed with 10.9.3/10.9.4. Every time MP hangs, in Console entry like this appears: Kernel2015-xx-xx-xxxxxxMac-Pro.gpuRestart.so GPU driver or GPU itself. To cut story short, with Mavericks 10.9.5 / Yosemite 10.10.0 installed - no problems for 3+ days. So if you have Mac Pro (Late 2013) be aware of 10.10.2, and of course share if you have/had similar problems. I want to share my experience with you.

My MP arrived few days ago with OS X Yosemite 10.10 on it, and just after setting it up and connecting to network, I installed 10.10.2 update from AppStore and after that Mac Pro has locked up a few times. It was completely random and what happens is GUI just stops responding, and only thing you can do is move cursoraround. Sometimes cursor changes in beach ball, other times no, but either way GUI does not respond and you must force shut down.This happened for every few hours. While idling or converting video. And so Googling starts and searching through Console.I have found few similar MP6.1 problems with Mavericks 10.9.2, but fixed with 10.9.3/10.9.4. Every time MP hangs, in Console entry like this appears: Kernel2015-xx-xx-xxxxxxMac-Pro.gpuRestart.so GPU driver or GPU itself.

To cut story short, with Mavericks 10.9.5 / Yosemite 10.10.0 installed - no problems for 3+ days. So if you have Mac Pro (Late 2013) be aware of 10.10.2, and of course share if you have/had similar problems. Mac Pro (Late 2013) GPU (Driver) Issues @bax I have had what may be similar symptoms and am also on 10.10.2. I have also had some GPU reset messages, but I don't think I am getting them at the time of each lockup. I think I will have another good look at the logs to make sure. I am actually very worried that this is a hardware fault, but I've not been able to pin down the cause so I cannot determine that it is. Unfortunately, I can't reproduce the problem at will and as it only happens once every so often.

It is, therefore, a bit of nightmare to demonstrate to any tech support people. When the machine is apparently frozen, it's not completely unresponsive because the mouse pointer does move in response to mouse movements.

And I can ssh in and do things from the command line, including rebooting the machine. Edit: if you can ssh in, too, you might try killing the window server, if you don't mind any programs associated with your current login session being terminated. @bax I have had what may be similar symptoms and am also on 10.10.2. I have also had some GPU reset messages, but I don't think I am getting them at the time of each lockup. I think I will have another good look at the logs to make sure.

I am actually very worried that this is a hardware fault, but I've not been able to pin down the cause so I cannot determine that it is. Unfortunately, I can't reproduce the problem at will and as it only happens once every so often.

It is, therefore, a bit of nightmare to demonstrate to any tech support people. When the machine is apparently frozen, it's not completely unresponsive because the mouse pointer does move in response to mouse movements. And I can ssh in and do things from the command line, including rebooting the machine.

Edit: if you can ssh in, too, you might try killing the window server, if you don't mind any programs associated with your current login session being terminated. Click to expand.I suspected on GPU or driver because the symptoms indicate on graphics issues and it always locks up the same way. If your locks up are like this (GUI not responding) and you have 10.10.2.it is 100% OS X fault. It is now 4th day on 10.10.0 and everything is fine (video rendering, browsing, idling.). Everything is fine on 10.9.5 as well. I have even tested Mac Pro with tools that can use through OpenCL both GPUs (DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Media Encoder) and developer tools (OpenGL Driver Monitor) to check what is happening through driver (AMDRadeonX4000GLDriver). Both GPU work just fine after hours and hours of OpenCL computing.

If I did not upgraded to 10.10.2 when Mac Pro arrived, I would not know about this issue at all. I will not upgrade OS X to 10.10.1, but I will clone 10.10.0 to external drive, upgrade that to 10.10.3 when it comes out, and test it. Based on my experiences with the nMP and corroborated by some other experiences people have posted on these forums and the Apple Support forums, I would suggest that owners of the nMP be very careful when attributing GPU restarts and other display issues to driver issues or Yosemite bugs. I think that hardware issues may be responsible for more than a few of these as evidenced by the fact that many users never experience them and other users, including myself, were plagued by them until having the GPU cards replaced or machines exchanged.

It's for this reason that I also recommend that nMP users invest in AppleCare. Based on my experiences with the nMP and corroborated by some other experiences people have posted on these forums and the Apple Support forums, I would suggest that owners of the nMP be very careful when attributing GPU restarts and other display issues to driver issues or Yosemite bugs. I think that hardware issues may be responsible for more than a few of these as evidenced by the fact that many users never experience them and other users, including myself, were plagued by them until having the GPU cards replaced or machines exchanged.

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It's for this reason that I also recommend that nMP users invest in AppleCare. Well, this seems to be hardware issue after all because it happened in 10.10.0 as well.just few minutes ago in VirtualBox. Kernel2015-55Mac-Pro.gpuRestart Mon Mar 30 03: Event: GPU Reset Data/Time: Mon Mar 30 03: Application: Path: OS Version: Mac OS X Version 10.10 (Build 14A389) Graphics Hardware: AMD FirePro D300. I have been running some GPU memory tests using two programs which I compiled from source: oclmemtest from CUDA GPU Memtest: memtestCL: I am attaching a zip archive with the command line executables in it: BUGGY PROGRAM FILE REMOVED Feel free to use those if you wish. Or if you prefer to compile it yourself, you can obtain the source code from the pages linked to above. When I ran oclmemtest, it found a lot of errors for both cards.

I am wondering if that is actually a bug in the memory testing program, which would be unfortunate. But if it so happens that other people do not find errors running that program, it is more likely to be a possible genuine GPU h/w fault. Running the second program, memtestCL, I have found no errors so far. To run that program at the command line, you can type the following:./memtestCL 2048 '2048' is the amount of memory to test, in MiB. When the program starts up, it will offer you a choice of device to test.

You can test either GPU or the CPU. The amount of memory indicated above is chosen to match the amount of memory that each D300 has.

If you have another card with a different amount of memory, or you wish to test your normal non-GPU RAM, please enter a different number. I would be interested in any results people have from running these tests.

In particular, I would like to know if the oclmemtest program is indeed buggy and is reporting false positives (a positive being a positive diagnosis of an error - which some might say isn't exactly the most positive happy news one could receive!). EDIT: Oh dear. I have now found some errors running memtestCL. I don't know what to make of this. Mac Pro (Late 2013) GPU (Driver) Issues @bax Thanks for trying that. That is the same random blocks test error I found. Note: the program found errors for both GPUs, but I found that not every test iteration reported errors.

On the first run I didn't see any errors. There are a number of possibilities here. It could be a bug in the program.

It could be a bug or quirk in the operating system, including Apple's OpenCL framework. Or it could be a hardware issue. If I am getting errors for both gfx cards, maybe not an issue with the cards themselves, but something that connects to them both? It's hard to imagine that both cards could be independently faulty, unless, I guess, some batch issue. Maybe I'll look at the card serial numbers next time I boot up the machine.

I might try using an older OpenCL framework, say from Mavericks, to see if errors are still reported. If anyone else would like to try running the GPU memory tests, that could be helpful. In particular, if the test reports no errors for known good systems - ones not susceptible to locking up - then it starts to look like the test results might be meaningful. Mac Pro (Late 2013) GPU (Driver) Issues From the author of memtestCL: ' One thing we learned is that the Random Blocks test may not be entirely reliable on ATI (may show false positives). I'm in communication with our folks on the inside, and I'll let you know if I get any solid resolution on it.'

Does nothing ever actually work properly in this world? It looks like there's a newer version of the source code here: Next time I'm on the desktop I will download and compile it.

I didn't realize the one on f@h was out of date. Sorry about that. I have the same problems. Behaviour ranges from a screen freeze, where i can still move to mouse around but nothing else to total system freeze and restart. On some of these restarts i have seen a red light coming from the bottom of the mac. Sometimes i get a GPU restart report in console, other times there is nothing.

(I assume the system is so frozen it can't write a report anymore.) I've been in contact with apple several times already, reset nvram, clear caches, etc. Reinstalled OS X twice, and still this problem is there. I have the same problems. Behaviour ranges from a screen freeze, where i can still move to mouse around but nothing else to total system freeze and restart. On some of these restarts i have seen a red light coming from the bottom of the mac.

Sometimes i get a GPU restart report in console, other times there is nothing. (I assume the system is so frozen it can't write a report anymore.) I've been in contact with apple several times already, reset nvram, clear caches, etc.

Reinstalled OS X twice, and still this problem is there. Ok, at last back at the machine. I have compiled a newer version of memtestCL and here it is: Again, at the Terminal command line, one would type the following for the D300 equipped machines:./memtestCL 2048 This version is reporting no errors for my GPUs so far.

The code for this newer version was grabbed from here: Note: if you test the graphics card used for your monitor, you may notice some interface stuttering. Note 2: I don't know if you have tried the Apple Hardware Test. If not, maybe worth a try?

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