However, after you have read and written files in other directories, it will let you add privileges. For example, some programs won't let you read or write the Desktop or Documents directory. Some of the options for granting the programs privileges won't allow the privileges to be executed until you have run the program. Make sure that try setting the file to use Rosetta using the options in "get info" in the finder. There were some changes with Big Sur, and you want to make sure it isn't those issues burning you rather than the ARM/Intel issue. Make sure that it runs on an Intel MacOS system. I had some programs with this situation try to run using ARM because the main program was universal but then fail to open when it tried to load the frameworks.
If your executable is located in one of these places, see if moving it will help.Įven if the main Mach object is a universal format with ARM and Intel, it may be that some of the embedded frameworks don't contain ARM version. The Desktop, Documents, and Downloads directories have some additional rules. Let me list just a few of my experiences.
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