Closed 13tales closed 1 year ago
Thanks for the feedback, I don't have a Mac to test on, but the GitHub build action automatically produces Mac builds so I was just kinda hoping they would work out of the box like the Windows and Linux builds. I will take a look and see if there is anything in the build logs.
I see references to Rosetta, seems like I am building for x86 and it is running under the translation layer. Probably there is no x86 libusb installed.
I see some instructions for enabling universal targets: https://tauri.app/v1/guides/building/macos/#binary-targets. I will give it a go later on when I have some time.
@13tales if you get a chance, can you give these new binaries a try: https://github.com/george-norton/headphones-toolbox/releases/tag/test_mac_universal
That seems to have done it, thanks! Brilliant work.
FYI, since the binaries aren't signed with an Apple developer account or any of that jazz, they currently cause scary warnings to appear and require some mild hoop-jumping to actually run. Can't fault you for not wanting to go to the hassle of getting them signed, though.
Thanks for the feedback, seems like getting them signed would require getting a Mac and paying $100 per year.. Any idea what open source projects generally do here? Are unsigned binaries unusual?
I've been unable to run this on MacOS; it crashes on start with an error message bout not being able to find
libusb
.I have a 2021 14" Macbook pro with an M1 chip.
I've confirmed that
libusb
is installed via homebrew, and tried reinstalling it, and sym-linking it to one of the paths where the app seems to be looking. No joy, however.Example crash report included below. Would love to know if anyone has any suggestions on how to get it working.