I still get the 'missing files' error, 'Not Ready'.ĭoes anyone have an idea what I'm doing wrong?Īny help appreciated, as I would like to continue on the port of the Unity-based VR game that had been working on until late October. I was able to clone the Bootcamp partition from it’s original 400GB size down. Its pretty easy to set up using the Bootcamp assistant in utilities, and you can always blow the partition away if youre done with it. If you have it, though, Id consider the BootCamp route if you need to do a lot of scanning and if you have 64Gb or so free on your hard drive. I popped in a completely new drive, formatted it and installed the most rcent version of OSX (10.13.2) as of December 18, and then proceedded to first install Steam, then steamVR, newest beta. I made the switch and it looks like I can do most of everything from OSX. With KNFBReader, its very hard to make a use case for K1000 anymore. There is a partial image in the left eye (two overlapping circles that appear to be the image that should have been projected on both eyes, but it's in the upper left part), and if I regress to the non-beta version of steamVR on the Mac, I get the same image, and the message that extended mode is not supported.Īll this used to work, so suspected some residual files from past days that may be fouling up the configuration. Since then, I'm getting a 'missing Files (103)' error and 'Not Ready' (in red letters) error on OSX.

And on the 2016 imac I get the option to do a custom install, like I can reformat the partition in windows setup, but not on the 2017 imac.

This all suddenly stoppen (probably with an auto-update of steamVR beta. It works fine on a 2016 imac, but not a 2017 imac. SteamVR works well on Windows 10 (bootcamp), and up around end of October, I was successfully able to run the Vive with SteamVR beta on Unity. I use a late 2015 5K iMac, which dual-boots to a Windows (bootcamp) partition, and have a VIVE connected.

Edit bootcamp partition from osx 2017