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Ako. You should see “ EMV Smartcard Reader.” If the Smart Card Reader is present look for 'Product ID' in the lower right corner of this box: If you see: 0x 9540, you need to to 0x 9520. If you see 0x9520, your reader is installed on your system, and no further hardware changes are required. On the right side of the screen under ' USB Device Tree' the window will display all hardware plugged into the USB ports on your Mac.

The aging Google Drive app for desktop is officially deprecated as of today, Google. Support will be cut off on December 11th and the app will shut down completely on March 12th, 2018.

Users who are still running the Drive app will start seeing notifications in October that it’s “going away,” and the company will steer customers towards one of two replacements depending on whether they’re a consumer or business user. Google Drive the service isn’t going anywhere. You can still access it from the web, smartphone apps, and either of the software options mentioned below. Google now has two fairly new software tools for backing up your data and/or accessing files in the cloud., the all-encompassing consumer app that replaces both the standalone Google Drive and Google Photos Uploader apps. It offers essentially the same functionality as Drive and works much the same way. And on the enterprise side, Google has rolled out Drive File Stream, which saves space on your local drive while providing access to “all of your Google Drive files on demand, directly from your computer.” It’s a much more elegant and integrated approach. “Say goodbye to time-consuming file syncing and any concerns about disk space,” Google says of the benefits that Drive File Stream introduces.

There are some differences between the apps; both can do one or two things that the other can’t, so check out to see which is the better fit. For most people the Backup and Sync option is probably it, though power users have complained about its lack of support for NAS drives.

Edit I was finally able to bring up the webpage at. At the top of the page, you'll see a big green notice box with this message (emphasis mine): Linux or Mac User? This page shows you how to set up and use a single default SSH identity on Windows for a Git repository using GitBash.

In the next page, you set up SSH for a Mercurial repository on Windows with TortoiseHg. If you are working on Mac OSX or Linux, a single set of instructions shows you in these environments. Since you're using a Mac, you should see if the instructions at the given help link solve your problems. To be clear, here is the link again: •. If it helps, here is a screenshot of the original notice box too: Old answer (still has useful info for running ssh-agent manually though) I can't read your link right now because my browser won't open the page, but from your description, it sounds like you're trying to get ssh-agent to start automatically whenever you open up a terminal. Do you have ssh-agent already installed and in your path?