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Need For Speed. I read other forums where people say they have the wheel running on a Mac.

I am curious about getting the MOMO myself, but I need to know if it actually works under OS X 10.5.2.

I noticed that Apple recommends this steering wheel on their game hardware pages, but if I look up this racing wheel on Logitechs website, all I can find is that it is Windows only (also the latest software patch from Logitech - on their own site - is Windows only).

Yes, it works on all of my programs.

For Logitech For Mac And Other

NFS Carbon for mac and other racing programs under bootcamp.

I got that Logitech wheel (see pic.), and have had a tremendous amount of fun playing with it on the following: Power Mac G5, running Tiger.

Nascar 2003 - F1 CS 2000 - 4 x 4 Evolution II - Ford Racing 2 Mac Pro 08, running Leopard: - Need for Speed Carbon - Colin McRae 2005 Mac Pro 08, running XP SP 2: - DTM Racer 2 - Richard Burns Rally - EA Sports F1 2002 Couple of points: In Windows get the latest drivers from Logitech, but for the Mac, just leave it to Mac OS X.

The only issue I have is that some games support FF pretty badly.

I have a problem getting the wheel to feel just right in Colin McRae 2005 for Mac (tried this on Power Mac G5 Quad aswell as a Mac Pro 08).

Just install that Kext reader over here then download drag that file in the Window of the Kext reader you downloaded first now it should be installed restart your mac and enjoy ForceFeedback.

I have a G27, and couldnt believe that F1 2012 had no FF because of no drivers from Logitech in 10.7 or 10.8.

I had an exchange of emails with Logitech, who said they would like to do drivers - although it is a lot of work - but it takes cooperation from Apple as well.

Dont really no who to blame for this major omission from Lion and ML.

The kext was omitted from 10.7 and 10.8 by Apple.

It does not seem to conflict with any other software in OSX and I have done extensive testing on this.

The kext was installed in earlier versions of OSX and worked wonderful.

It is still strange that I was able to play NASCAR 2003, VGP2, VGP3 and other games that utilize FFB on my PPC PowerMac G5 Quad fine, but on my newer Intel Macs, I had to install the kext.

In the Apple developer network, I have spoken to a few people who have some theories about Why Apple left it out, but nothing concrete.

This has made it very difficult for people who purchased my game and others that utilize FFB to get their Logitech wheels working with full use of FFB.

That is why I made the instructions for the solution available on my site.

I have spoken to Fanatec and Thrustmaster about writing OSX specific drivers for their wheels.

They have such superb wheels that would be great to utilize fully on OSX.

It is a shame that I can use all of these wheels fine in Windows sims, but not on my OSX games.

When I first started developing Auto Sport Driving, I contacted both Fanatec and Thrustmaster and have done this again recently.

Here are the latest replies from them on custom OSX software support for their wheels.

Right now we just cannot support the mac as the user base is pretty small and we are very much based on the competitive sim racing scene right now or on the consoles.

Mac Os X Driver For Logitech