Mac-osx-Upgrade

[Mika Joon]

what kind of problem have you encountered

[Mika Joon]

after update I get CUDA Preferences coming up saying that I need Driver update

but It doesn’t allow to download and install

downloaded and installed from Nvidia website but I still get this message.

anyone else having issues after update?

[Peszteres László]

It is also a problem for me….

[Bastiaan Houtkooper nsc]

The internet is full of people with the same complains.
It’s a general issue.

Resolve system:
MacPro 8 core 2010 – 16B memory
9TB harddisk (1 system disk, 8TB in software raid 0 for data)
Nvidea GTX285
Nvidea GT120
Blackmagic SDI Decklink
RedRocketcard.

Also running it on a MacBook Pro 17″ (5.2)

[Ola Haldor voll]

I’d usually be quick to update, but not on a machine I’m working on. I’ll wait until new Decklink drivers, or a fix from Apple, or whatever is causing the problem.

[Mika Joon]

Resolve has become very unstable after this update, I get a lot of unexpected quits.

don’t update yet

[Blase Theodore]

From the apple forums..

Good news, there is just a bug in the CUDA System Preference pane! The update you need is online:
https://developer.nvidia.com/object/cuda_download.html

Released CUDA Toolkit 3.2 RC 2 (October 2010)

I guess in the future check the website for updates, as obviously the preference pane is broken

[Rohit Gupta]

After updating to OSX 10.6.5, if anybody is having an issue with CUDA/Resolve, please install the 3.1.17 CUDA driver from NVIDIA’s website.

https://www.nvidia.com/object/macosx-cuda-3.1.17-driver.html

Please note that you will still get a CUDA warning (Update Required) at bootup – please ignore that for now.

Regards,
Rohit

[Jay Lee]

So ignore 3.2 in the developers toolkit?

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