Figuring out how to get and update on the mac was confusing.

[fumanchu182]

To get an update on the Mac was weird. Definitely hope there is an auto updater tool on the horizon for OSX.

What I did was open up two Finder windows. Left window contained the ITF update file, the right window contained the root of the INTUNE device mounted in OSX. From there I copied the file into the ROOT of the INTUNE device. Now I thought the device would recognize a new file but the device is mounted so you have to unmount the drive by clicking the eject button next to the INTUNE device in Finder. To be safe, I also unmounted the documentation device called Diablosport.

Once done the device said "Preparing" and the process went from there.

[06MonteSS]

no there isn't... all of diablosport's software is Windows only... there will be no Mac versions...

you have to update manually if you use a Mac... or, run bootcamp or parallels desktop/Windows on your Mac, or borrow someone's Windows PC/laptop if you want the auto-updater to work, or to be able to use the DataViewer program to view your data logs...

[fumanchu182]

Well I'm a software engineer, in theory I could write a bash script that could work on both Linux and Mac OSX. Ideally I would need the origin where the files are stored and then pull down via rsync. Pull in newer files and then copy them to the device's root folder. If the device is mounted, I would just unmount it and then start the process that I just did manually. It's just a theory, fancier bells and whistles could be done but my Objective C is weak at best.