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mondul / HiyaCFW-Helper

Tool for making the HiyaCFW (and TWiLightMenu++) installation process simpler
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7za quit unexpectedly. #73

Closed maiz00 closed 4 years ago

maiz00 commented 5 years ago

Hi, I have been trying the whole 2 days to resolve this issue.

Working on Mac (10.10.5), I have install homebrew python3 too. When I run ./HiyaCFW_Helper.py it got to the download HiyaCFW.7z, but came out with the '7za quit unexpectedly'

I run using python3 command in terminal python3 /User/path/to/HiyaCFW_Helper.py It load and came this :-

"TWLTool not found. Please make sure the Darwin folder is at the same location as this script, or run it again from the terminal:

$ ./HiyaCFW_Helper.py"

I ran out of idea now.

maiz00 commented 5 years ago

Report that came with the error. It kinda same issue when I just try to click the binaries files inside the Darwin folder.

Apple-report.txt

maiz00 commented 5 years ago

My bad! I stumble upon this web https://opensource.com/article/19/5/python-3-default-mac and check that there is no homebrew python installed! Maybe some happen when I try to install it last time.

Will engage in homebrew install. First to uninstall any left over Python 3 install last time thru dmg

maiz00 commented 5 years ago

I have install python using the installer for Mac, since it take to much resources dan conflict intalling it using homebrew.

After call the directory and manage to run the GUI, still got this problem

exec(open("HiyaCFW_Helper.py").read()) Opening HiyaCFW Helper... Initializing GUI... [Errno 8] Exec format error: 'Darwin/7za'

I have made the chmod 777 for the 7za file, still nothing.

mondul commented 5 years ago

You need to update to at least High Sierra, or assist me compiling 7za on your machine.

maiz00 commented 5 years ago

Thank you for the clarification. It the OS ...i see.

I be delight to assist you. Just to be clear, I'm not a programmer. Do enlighten me sir.

mondul commented 5 years ago

Hi, it's simple. You will need to install the XCode command line tools by running: xcode-select --install Then you can get the 7za's source code, linked in the Readme and decompress it to an accessible folder, like the Desktop. After that open a terminal, browse to the extracted folder using the cd command, like: cd ~/Desktop/7za And run: ./configure make That will generate the 7za binary for your OS version.

mondul commented 4 years ago

No follow up from reporter, closing ticket