I'm not quite sure how to do this as the AX32 guide shows the old Dante Updater app and Audionate now include Dante Updater inside Dante Controller but the Dante 128 Module only shows up under 'Consult Manufacturer' and there's no way to force a firmware update even with Dante Updater > Advanced Settings set to 'Allow Imported Firmware'. Anybody here has experience running Dante System (specifically, Dante Virtual Soundcard and Dante Controller) in a hackintosh, specifically an iMac Hackintosh I previously ran Dante system using 2 different hackintosh based on Thinkpad laptop, one a T440 Haswell and other one a T460s Skylake both with Intel LAN card without any problem. Would this be for the 64 channel BK2 mini module, or the Dante 128 expansion module? Since there is no firmware version showing in Device List for the 128 module (although it shows in Dante Controller, see second screenshot) I'm wondering if I need to possibly reload the firmware.
#DANTE VIRTUAL SOUNDCARD NOT DETECTED DRIVER#
Disassemble the 2 screws by the screw driver following the below picture.
In my Avid account > MTRX downloads there is a file BrooklynII_Release_1_0_0_1_103835 firmware file I can download. Most settings cannot be changed while Dante Virtual Soundcard is running. After looking at the AX32 Dante Guide on digitalaudio.dk it looks like there is firmware v1.0.0.2 (highlighted in green - please see screenshot link below from the guide). I noticed in the DADman screenshot for the Device List I linked above there's no firmware version for the Dante 128 module (column is blank). If you had f/w ver 2.1 (if I remember correctly) installed previously then you will need to download the firmware twice (it's a long story why you have to do that). I suggest you download the firmware again, I suspect that will fix it. The Device List didn't show anything unusual.
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