If you get path errors like:
Invalid value 'Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\FileSystem::\\Mac\Hnstall-main\src\Temp' for setting 'MediaPath': The specified directory path, "Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\FileSystem::\\Ma1-Install-main\src\Temp", is a relative path. However, the directory path must be an absolute path. Specify an absolute
then you need to move the downloaded script to a location where the path looks like a normal Windows path such as
C:\Users\YOUR_USER\Downloads
If I go to This PC -> Downloads in parallels the path is like this \\Mac\Hnstall-main ... if I go to This PC -> Local Disk (C:) -> Users -> Your Username -> Downloads then the path is like this C:\Users\YOUR_USER\Downloads
Huge thank you to @jimm98y for creating this script and sharing it.
I installed SQL Server successfully on Mac with M1 chip
If you get path errors like:
Invalid value 'Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\FileSystem::\\Mac\Hnstall-main\src\Temp' for setting 'MediaPath': The specified directory path, "Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\FileSystem::\\Ma1-Install-main\src\Temp", is a relative path. However, the directory path must be an absolute path. Specify an absolutethen you need to move the downloaded script to a location where the path looks like a normal Windows path such as
C:\Users\YOUR_USER\DownloadsIf I go to This PC -> Downloads in parallels the path is like this\\Mac\Hnstall-main ...if I go to This PC -> Local Disk (C:) -> Users -> Your Username -> Downloads then the path is like thisC:\Users\YOUR_USER\DownloadsHuge thank you to @jimm98y for creating this script and sharing it. I installed SQL Server successfully on Mac with M1 chip