Then I guess after it does its stuff, a system reset is required then you can retry installing the gamepad driver.
So once in 1TR mode (don't know, so assuming things here), in Terminal enter: csrutil disable. I think 'csrutil disable' was the command that worked for me - there was another I had tried though. Once you determine that you indeed are in 1TR, "csrutil disable" should work as expected. If an attempt to enable it fails with error 11, you are not in 1TR. Try enabling user-controlled 3rd-party kexts (requires Reduced Security mode) using Startup Security Utility. If the command fails with error 11 (AP boot mode), you are not in 1TR. in any version, open Terminal and run "bputil -k" (this will attempt to enable support for 3rd-party kexts). The expected one is "one true recoveryOS", if you see "ordinary recoveryOS", you are not in 1TR. starting with 11.3 betas, open Terminal and run "bputil -d", it will show the current OS environment. There are several ways to determine if your recoveryOS is 1TR: click "Options" and "Continue" to enter recoveryOS. Make sure not to release the power button prematurely, nor press and release it several times, do it all in one press and hold. press and hold the power button until you see "Loading startup options". There still may be issues with M1's - I don't have access to one to try with. Hopefully the instructions are good - I'm not at a PC so working from memory. Enable Native Input from HK Controller menu (restart if necessary) Close BPM if you wish or launch HK from there. Enable configuration support for the same type of controller Steam shows your controller as. After you've defined it > Save > select type of controller that best matches > No, thanks. Once you click on your controller you'll see the option for 'Define Layout' if it requires it. Depending which controller you have it may need to be defined. It's best via BPM > Gear icon > Controller I think you then have to attempt the installation again.
UNIVERSAL CONTROLLER FOR MAC STEAM DRIVER
Grant permission for the driver to be installed via Security & Privacy, something like: I'll have to look for it to tell you the command - you may be able to find it though.) (When I was testing this on an Intel Mac I disabled SIP I think it's called via a command line.
Unless something different is happening, it fails because it needs permission to be installed.
UNIVERSAL CONTROLLER FOR MAC STEAM INSTALL
Should be prompted to install Gamepad driver. Enable Native Input under HK Controller settings (reset game for change to apply) My understanding is that Apple natively support PlayStation controllers.
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