Hey,I have found out a solution, worked on my bamboo CTL-671. Here is the steps: 1)Download the 5.3.6-6.dmg file and mount it 2)install the pkg, and it will fail, KEEP the dmg mounted 3)Download the “Pacifist” and use it to extract the package inside the pkg 4)You will need to copy the extracted file to the destiny folder by yourself(e.g. The “contentver” file inside the package should be copy to /tmp use Shift+Command+G), then you will need to double click the PenTablet.prefPane and select change in the System Preference. 5)Reboot your computer and everything will be just fine. May have bugs but it worked! P.S:At first, I thought it’s the changed of system SDK led to the installation failure but not the driver itself, and now it seem that the result support my theory.In fact, if Wacom is willing to let bamboo users use their bamboo on Sierra, they just need to update some specific scripts.

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So now you can see that it’s not about the incompatible driver make us embarrassed, but the bad attitude towards bamboo users. There was an old saying in China “Sharp tools make good works.工欲善其事，必先利其器”, for now, we can’t expect Wacom will care about the cheap module bamboo, so if possible, just go ahead and buy a new cintiq or intuos, they can always get the new official driver first(Certainly there has no thirty-party driver) There is also a solution——use the Windows, though I thought install a Windows on a Mac is a disgrace to the Mac, sometimes it has advantages. I prefer to install Windows in EFI mode to the external thunderbolt hard drives, you can also use the Parallels Desktop or just using the Bootcamp. Shred it for home. Thanks for your reading, sorry for my poor English, hope you can understand and it will be of help to you!

And please pass this solution to more bamboo mac users! I got informed by macOS Sierra that my previous driver (5.3.6-6) wasn't compatible when I upgraded this weekend.

So I removed the driver using Wacom's utility (as recommended), then downloaded and installed the newest driver, (5.3.7-6). It installs Ok, but says it can't find my Bamboo One (CTE-660). Dug out my older Bamboo tablet (MTE-450A), plugged it in, and that works. What's really confusing is that there are multiple entries on the Bamboo drivers page at but they all seem to link to the same driver download. Clearly, this driver's not designed for the Bamboo One, does Wacom have a driver available that does support it on macOS Sierra?

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Full Specifications General Publisher Publisher web site Release Date October 21, 2016 Date Added October 21, 2016 Version 5.3.7.6 Category Category Subcategory Operating Systems Operating Systems Mac OS X 10.10/10.11/10.5/10.5 Intel/10.5 PPC/10.6 Intel/10.7/10.8/10.9 Additional Requirements Supports all Bamboo tablets, the Graphire4, Graphire Bluetooth & Graphire3 pen tablets, and USB-connected Cintiq 17SX, DTF-720, DTU-710, DTF-521 & DTF-510 pen displays. Download Information File Size 27.02MB File Name pentablet5.3.7-6.dmg Popularity Total Downloads 18,354 Downloads Last Week 10 Pricing License Model Free Limitations Not available Price Free.