Is audiophile usb osx 1.8.1 driver compatible with mac 10.8.2?

every time i close my logic project and open it up again i have to reinstall driver to get a signal?! what is going on?

install driver, restart computer, open logic- everthing works fine. close logic, open again - no midi signal no sounds. have to reinstall driver in order to get sounds back, which also requires i restart computer each time....is this a compatibility issue, settings issue? mac issue? logic? argh

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I'm assuming that when I connect the USB to the Mac it gets formatted for Mac. Then I follow your directions and it gets formatted for Windows, in addition to Mac. I'd choose ExFAT since it is a 64GB USB.
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Exactly... you seem to have already extra space on the LaCie drive...
My understanding is that the Apple Store does not want to move files from an external hard drive to the Mac.
I don't know where this could origin, but that's as wrong as it is funny. What has the App Store to do with you moving some files from one drive to another?
I should add that I don't have enough remaining free space on the PC hard drive to hold the files on the Free Agent, so that is not an option.
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