ASI drivers for Windows on ARM (ie Mac M1 Silicon): Page 4

ASI drivers for Windows on ARM (ie Mac M1 Silicon)

gzljh96

Software@ZWO You need two more files, asicamusb3.cat and WdfCoInstalled01009.dll which you can grab from the official release of the driver by unzipping it with 7zip or something.

See the picture below. Or you can use the files I uploaded.

zwo-usb-cameras-driver-for-upload.zip

2MB

Edit: on a second thought, you might need to ask the driver installer to specify the architecture as arm64.
Edit again: just tested, if you just extract the installer you uploaded, go into the x64 folder and ask windows to install from that folder, it will work.

Software@ZWO

gzljh96 Thank you very much. According to the method you provided, I have made my ASI cameras work on the M1 Win10. Now, I am researching how to make the signatures and create an installation package. When I make progress, I will publish it here as soon as possible. Thank you very much for your help.

johntdyer

I'm getting errors that these are unsigned....

jkmonroe

fantastic! got this working under Win11 ARM on my M1 Macbook. i will look forward to the signed package once official.

AcapulcoAstro

I just tested the driver on a Raspberry Pi 4 (running Windows 11 on Arm) with a ZWO ASI120MC-S camera and can report that it works 🙂

Software@ZWO

@mfzwofsq @AcapulcoAstro @jkmonroe @johntdyer @gzljh96 @Didge @Yager @Pil0t1 @xlaurent @Psychlist1972 @ashastry @juan53 @bakosmi @tbluegator @jakobvie @w7ay @Obs30 @didier @IkeCam @wvreeven @midmo

I signed the ASI camera driver's signature on ARM64. I tested it on Mac M1. Please give it a try.
This driver package is only available under the ARM64 architecture.
Thank you very much for your help.

zwo-asi-cameras-driver-setup-arm64-v322006122.zip

2MB

Psychlist1972

Software@ZWO

Congratulations! I can't wait to try this out.

Is there an Arm64 application SDK along with it?

Pete

juan53

Software@ZWO
Many thanks for your work. If I properly understood the driver package is intended to be installed on a Windows running in a Mac M1 machine. Is there any possibility to get a libASICamera2.dylib to run natively on MacOS in those machines?

Software@ZWO

Psychlist1972 We will attempt to compile the SDK under ARM64. When there is progress, I will post it here

joerg2024

Software@ZWO

Any news? Eagerly waiting for this sooooo long already....

Software@ZWO

juan53 Yes, we are making this effort.
Best Regards

Vapour38

Software@ZWO I'm getting driver signing errors again, is it possible the signing expired?

ewan

Software@ZWO

Good to hear! I'm also eagerly waiting for native arm64 libASICamera2.dylib for M1/M2 macs.

ewan

Software@ZWO Has there been any progress here?

AstroFR

Vapour38 I've the same problem... I hope it will be solve soon

twentymeters

I too am anxiously awaiting signed arm drivers. this will make a few Mac users very happy

RISC is back!
:-)

darynradford

Piling on to encourage the fix!

lucasng

mfzwofsq I've been looking this for year bro. Can I direct message to you for asking something?

sanu66a

The problem I am getting is that the ZWO driver doesn't seem to be working properly with Windows 11/Parallels. Parallels properly detect my camera, but even after installing the ZWO driver on Windows (it installs properly with no reported errors), neither Sharpcap, nor ZWO ASIStudio can detect the camera...

Vapour38

sanu66a Unless there is another error in your process, you have to launch Windows in Safe Mode. To use/install unsigned drivers you need to be in S-mode, so installing them and then restarting normally will cause the camera to not be recognised.

twentymeters

perhaps if we all collectively chant "We are Mac, Mac, Mac" we can get ourselves that signed driver. Until then, yes, it is Parallels Windows 11 in Safe Mode, allow unsigned drivers...

sanu66a

I too am anxiously awaiting signed arm drivers. this will make a few Mac users very happy

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