WerWolv / ImHex

🔍 A Hex Editor for Reverse Engineers, Programmers and people who value their retinas when working at 3 AM.
https://imhex.werwolv.net
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[Bug] readme.md claims support for MacOS Big Sur but pre-packaged 1.33.2 MacOS .DMG won't install there #1647

Closed gtackett closed 5 months ago

gtackett commented 5 months ago

Operating System

MacOS

What's the issue you encountered?

The requirements section of the readme.md claims support for MacOS Big Sur (11.x) or later, but the prepackaged .DMG for release 1.33.2 available at https://imhex.werwolv.net/ can't be installed on Big Sur because it was built against (I think) Sonoma.

If it's no longer feasible to provide a version installable on Big Sur, then the readme.md needs to be corrected. Otherwise, please do provide such a version.

How can the issue be reproduced?

  1. Download the MacOS .DMG available at https://imhex.werwolv.net/.
  2. On a MacOS Big Sur system, mount that .DMG.
  3. In the Finder window that appears, attempt to launch ImHex.

ImHex Version

1.33.2

ImHex Build Type

Installation type

DMG from https://imhex.werwolv.net/

Additional context?

No response

WerWolv commented 5 months ago

Hey When building ImHex from sources, it should definitely still support these old versions. macOS is sadly very picky about the versions applications support and we don't have real access to CI runners with those versions anymore. I'll update the readme.

gtackett commented 5 months ago

When building ImHex from sources, it should definitely still support these old versions

See discussion 1648 which will also get you to a comment I made on #910.

madranet commented 3 months ago

Came here to report the same issue [albeit more pictorially!]:

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WerWolv commented 3 months ago

Updated the text in the readme now, thank you. ImHex will almost certainly run on macOS version < 12.1 when compiled yourself though. The version restriction is entirely arbitrary and just enforced by Apple.