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20-05-2023, 03:26
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libjli
this is keeping me from upgrading to MinimServer 2.2...what to do ???I just bought a new iMac and after merging my previous iMac's information to the new computer I could not upgrade to 'minimserver' as this came up.HELP..
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20-05-2023, 09:36
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RE: libjli
This message means you have installed the wrong version of Java. If your new iMac has the M1 chip (Apple Silicon), you need the ARM64 version of Java for macOS.
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20-05-2023, 12:56
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RE: libjli
[quote='simoncn' pid='47558' dateline='1684571799']
This message means you have installed the wrong version of Java. If your new iMac has the M1 chip (Apple Silicon), you need the ARM64 version of Java for macOS. [/quoteIt does have the M1 chip. how do I install the ARM64 version |
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20-05-2023, 14:50
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RE: libjli
how do I install the ARM64 version
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20-05-2023, 17:34
Post: #5
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RE: libjli
You need to uninstall the Intel version of Java that you currently have installed. There are instructions for doing this in this section.
After this, you need to download and install the ARM64 version of Java 17 as described in this section. The download page is here and you need to choose the ARM64 DMG Installer. You don't need to remove or reinstall MinimServer. When you have the correct version of Java installed, MinimServer will start working normally. |
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