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HackinDROM App testing (not website)

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Inqnuam said:
  1. Please Download the latest version from the website
  2. If there is mounted EFI partitions in your system please unmount them
  3. Then open the binary, and lets see what happens
I have added 3 messages:
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This will give me some informations
If the app crashs with "illegal instruction" error please send me the crash log file as I explained in post #159
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Done!

No EFI partitions were mounted.

Terminal showed this:

HackinDROM-128-C.png


Crash log is attached.

Thanks!
 

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Z390 DESIGNARE |  i9 9900K |  RX 580 Pulse 8GB
@bobmeister
Please open Terminal and enter
Code: 
open $TMPDIR
Then check if you have the rights to Read & Write to that folder
Screen Shot 2021-04-15 at 21.19.33.png
 
bobmeister said:
(Incidentally: odd how big the folder is compared to yours. Most of that space (260 MB) is: com.getdropbox.dropbox.120.4.4598.)
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You really dont need to care about about theses temporary folders and the contents because it is removed by macOS at x random date so we dont have control on it
 
Inqnuam said:
@bobmeister please try this special version 7, the binary should print more texts now
If it crash please send again the crash log file
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Progress! SV7 opens, both when I launch from the binary and from the Finder. However, in both cases, the pop-up menu for selecting the motherboard doesn't work. When I click on the up/down arrows, nothing happens. (The GPU and WiFi pop-up menus work.)

Details:

First I tried the binary. The first window I got was this:

SV7-binary-A.png


When I clicked "Open", the app launched and terminal looked like this:

SV7-binary-Terminal.png

The app window looked like this:

SV7-binary-app.png


It also opened the HackinDROM folder in the "T" folder.

I quit the binary by stopping the Process in Activity Monitor. Is this the correct way to quit? (I also didn't see any other way when launching from the Finder.)

Double-clicking the app icon in the Applications folder gave this slightly-different window:

SV7-app-A.png


But everything else appears to be the same as with the binary.

Thanks, @Inqnuam!
 
iMac 18,3
Z390 DESIGNARE |  i9 9900K |  RX 580 Pulse 8GB
bobmeister said:
Almost there! SV7 opens, both when I launch from the binary and from the Finder. However, in both cases, the pop-up menu for selecting the motherboard doesn't work. When I click on the up/down arrows, nothing happens. (The GPU and WiFi pop-up menus work.)

Details:

First I tried the binary. The first window I got was this:

View attachment 515291

When I clicked "Open", the app launched and terminal looked like this:

View attachment 515292
The app window looked like this:

View attachment 515293

It also opened the HackinDROM folder in the "T" folder.

I quit the binary by stopping the Process in Activity Monitor. Is this the correct way to quit? (I also didn't see any other way when launching from the Finder.)

Double-clicking the app icon in the Applications folder gave this slightly-different window:

View attachment 515294

But everything else appears to be the same as with the binary.

Thanks, @Inqnuam!
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do you have any other issues in opening an app you downloaded from the internet?
 
bobmeister said:
Nope! A couple weeks ago, in the course of doing a fresh install of macOS, I downloaded many apps and audio plugins with no problems.
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strange, as i just tried it as seeing all your unsuccessful posts, unzipped, moved to Applications folder and it opened up fine

maybe try a couple of other apps downloaded from the web and see how you get on
 
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