Open kristiankruse opened 2 months ago
Forgot to add, I'm running macOS 14.5 beta 3 and using iTerm2 with latest version of Homebrew.
Hi @kristiankruse, I ran into the same error as you. You probably already figured this out, but it's possible to pull the universal Mac release and install it manually, bypassing the script.
uname -m && uname -s
to confirm architecture and OS (in my case, output is "arm64 Darwin")gam-6.58-macos-universal2.tar.xz
). Grabbing the wrong file will eventually result in the error "cannot execute binary file."tar -xvf ~/Downloads/gam-6.58-macos-universal2.tar.xz
| $ tar -xvf ~/Downloads/gam-6.58-macos-universal2.tar.xz
x gam/
x gam/LICENSE
x gam/gam
x gam/roots.pem
x gam/GamCommands.txt
/usr/local/bin/
(appropriate for system-wide available scripts, not managed by system packages): sudo mv ~/Downloads/gam /usr/local/bin/
echo $SHELL
returns /bin/zsh
for me, so I added this line under my other aliases in ~/.zshrc
: alias gam='/usr/local/bin/gam/gam'
source ~/.zshrc
or exit and reopen your terminalgam -h
should now show you that it's installed 🎉
| $ gam -h
GAM 6.58 - https://jaylee.us/gam - pyinstaller
Jay Lee <jay0lee@gmail.com>
Python 3.11.3 64-bit final
google-api-python-client 2.86.0
MacOS 14.5 arm64
Path: /usr/local/bin/gam
...
Hope that gets you unblocked until the bug is addressed. Cheers.
Amazing. Thank you. Had a few zsh and bin issues along the way but worked it out.
Thanks for your support
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