"Driver no longer supported"

[Philldapill85]

The drivers have worked great as of about a week or two ago when I last used my X-Carve. Today, I tried using it on my Pi4 like normal, but got a message saying the drivers are no longer supported, prompting me to download drivers for Windows, Max, Linux... Can anyone else confirm that this is happening on their's as well?

EDIT: Just found out that Inventables stopped supporting the driver as of 3 days ago. Any chance this can be jury rigged to work, again?

[SpencerCornish]

I'm looking into it, it appears there were some changes to the lines that are changed by this script, but as far as I can tell, it should be fixable. I will reply here when I have it working

[SpencerCornish]

Okay, so I checked the diffs and it seems like it should still be working fine, and you might just need to rerun the script. I can try it out later today/tomorrow, but at first glance I am pretty sure it should still work. @Philldapill85

[Philldapill85]

Turns out all it took was changing the version number from 0.4.1 to 0.4.4. in a couple of files.

Now, however, god damned inventables just had to screw with the software, again, and now it is no longer recognizing the driver -at all-, i.e. telling me to install for windows, linux, or mac.

Sidenote: This royally pisses me off (inventables). Why is it so god damned hard to just freeze the current version of Easel, as is, and start a new version, allowing users to choose to use the old version or new version? My background is more hardware/firmware of embedded systems based, so I ask you - is that sort of things REALLY so g'damn difficult or is it just laziness on their part?