Can you tell me how to use IODMACommand to avoid this problem? I also encountered the same problem？
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Hello, I am also experiencing the same issue.
Do I need to use the "Apple Develop Program" and use the correct certifications to use correctly on MacOS M1/M2?
Does it have to be notarized?
Thank you for your reply. Our PCIE products do require Mac OS drivers. The os_log function can see the log in the console app when writing the application layer app. But when the os_log is written in the io_kit driver, it cannot be viewed. I want to debug the driver according to the log information, so that the development can be faster
Thank you for your reply.
Our PCIE products do require Mac OS drivers.
The os_log function can see the log in the console app when writing the application layer app.
But when the os_log is written in the io_kit driver, it cannot be viewed.
I want to debug the driver according to the log information, so that the development can be faster
Thank you for your reply.
Our PCIE products do require Mac OS drivers.
The os_log function can see the log in the console app when writing the application layer app.
But when the os_log is written in the io_kit driver, it cannot be viewed.
I want to debug the driver according to the log information, so that the development can be faster