First off, my bad for not keeping up with a project I find valuable enough to actually contribute cash and effort to. I should have been following along over the last 10 months, but I fell away and haven&#39;t checked back in. I got a new rig for the car (Yaesu FT-7900) and needed to program it, so downloaded everything to my new Mac Book Air 11&quot;, and nothing. Actually from the console I was getting the following message, but would get nothing while clicking on it from the Mac Finder.<br>
<br>LSOpenURLsWithRole() failed with error -10810 for the file /Users/jay/Downloads/chirp-daily-20120714.app.<br><br>Not very descriptive, which led me to wondering what was going on. I keep Mac Ports up-to-date on my machine, all of the needed Python libraries were installed, but no go. I find my way to the startup script at:<br>
<br>/Users/jay/Downloads/chirp-daily-20120714.app/Contents/MacOS<br><br>And I see that all of the work that was put into allowing folks who already have Python2.7 and the needed libraries installed has been removed. That was there so we didn&#39;t have to download and pollute our systems with the KK7DS Python runtime. This was the pertinent parts of the Feb 15, 2012 script:<br>
<br>41     if [ ! -x /opt/kk7ds/bin/python2.5 ]; then<br> 42         ERRMSG=$ERRMSG&quot;The KK7DS Python runtime for OSX is not installed\n&quot;<br> 43                 # check macports Python<br> 44                 if [ ! -x /opt/local/bin/python2.7 ]; then<br>
 45                         ERRMSG=$ERRMSG&quot;The Macport Python2.7 runtime for OSX is not installed\n&quot;;<br> 46                 else<br> 47                         ERRMSG=&quot; &quot;;<br> 48                         NORUNTIME=0;<br>
 49                         RUNPYTHON=&quot;/opt/local/bin/python2.7&quot;;<br> 50 <br> 51                         if [ -z &quot;`port -q installed py27-gtk`&quot; ]; then<br> 52                                 ERRMSG=$ERRMSG&quot;The Macport py27-gtk module for OSX is not installed\n&quot;;<br>
 53                                 let &quot;NORUNTIME += 1&quot;;<br> 54                         fi<br> 55                         if [ -z &quot;`port -q installed py27-libxml2`&quot; ]; then<br> 56                                 ERRMSG=$ERRMSG&quot;The Macport py27-libxml2 module for OSX is not installed\n&quot;;<br>
 57                                 let &quot;NORUNTIME += 1&quot;;<br> 58                         fi<br> 59                         if [ -z &quot;`port -q installed py27-serial`&quot; ]; then<br> 60                                 ERRMSG=$ERRMSG&quot;The Macport py27-serial module for OSX is not installed\n&quot;;<br>
 61                                 let &quot;NORUNTIME += 1&quot;;<br> 62                         fi<br> 63                 fi<br><br>Is there any particular reason these (or something similar) parts of the startup script aren&#39;t in there any longer? Are there more libraries in KK7DS&#39;s runtime package these days that is going to prevent the current Daily Build from working correctly? I&#39;ve temporarily hacked the script since I know I have everything needed (at least from prior versions) installed and things SEEM to be working, but I&#39;m at work and no cable/radio to test with at the moment to test with, and frankly I&#39;d prefer to know I&#39;m not missing something vital before using it anyway.<br>
<br>Again, apologies for not keeping up, and I didn&#39;t have a good way to search the mailing list archive for more information. I did find the posts back in August of last year with Gerrit, but not much else along the lines of changing the script.<br>
<br>Thanks in advance for taking the time to answer, and I&#39;ll try to keep up with things a bit better in the future. Apologies!<br><br>Jay, N2JCM<br>