It really is a good resource and is worth studying a post at the top of this thread is quite detailed in the steps necessary.Īs an overview, included with MakeMKV is a command line only program called makemkvcon. That includes links on where to download files. In some of your other posts on this topic I see you've already been pointed to the big drive flashing sticky thread: viewtopic.php?f=16&t=19634 Operation started: Sending flash image to driveĪfter hitting Enter the upload and flashing took about 20 seconds. Once you type in yes and hit Enter - you should get the following output: You will then be prompted to type in 'yes' to flash the firmware makemkvcon f -d '/IOBDServices/D5D25996' -f /tmp/sdf.bin rawflash main -i /tmp/HL-DT-ST-BD-RE_ This will allow you to find your drive identifier, in my case -> ''/IOBDServices/D5D25996'Ġ0: /IOBDServices/D5D25996, /dev/rdisk3, /dev/rdisk3 This step just confirms you are in the right directory You should see a directory listing and one of the objects in the listing is 'makemkvcon' then in terminal change directory - > cd /Applications/MakeMKV.app/MacOS/Contents (this only to make sure both files in same place and nice easy path to type).ĥ. I then copied sdf.bin and the firmware file I extracted from the mk-firmware-pack-YYYYMMDD into my /tmp folder. Extract the file you need for your drive from mk-firmware-pack-YYYYMMDD -> In my case this was -> HL-DT-ST-BD-RE_ where YYYYMMD is the date of the latest firmware packģ. You can leave the files where you would like and not copy them as I did (Step 4) and not even change into the application direct (Step 5.) - it just means you will have to add the paths to where they are located for you in step 8. I am on macOS Catalina 10.15.6 on a MacBook Pro 2020 and was able to successfully flash my MD-8107-U3 using titbits of info from this forum and elsewhere.
This killed 2 birds with one stone in that after the drive was flashed the LibreDrive functionality is available and the drive is now Region set as well (Region set to 'all') I actually did it because the Region had not been set on the drive (It came with ZERO software) and some of the other software I was using was complaining that the region was not set. I had some 'fun' figuring this out, this might be helpful for other Mac users to allow LibreDrive to work with the drive.
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