Hello I recently migrated and older mac to a newer one running BigSur 11.5.1 (apple M1 chip) following macs process to migrate all files from old to new computer. I had Particle CLI in the old mac, and continued to work in the new one without issues (apparently). It seems the mac os migration proc…

If you are using a MAC M1, you should have installed Rosetta , you need to activate this option from Terminal app.

Thanks @ismaelSB . I am not an expert on these things. I think I found some instructions about installing Rosetta from terminal and I got this: % softwareupdate --install-rosetta I have read and agree to the terms of the software license agreement. A list of Apple SLAs may be found here: http://w…

Are you running your terminal with Rosetta enabled? [image] Apple M1 Support Developer Tools for Particle tools (and in general ime) in the terminal, the key is to check the “Open using Rosetta” option [open using rosetta]

Hi @nrobinson2000 . Thanks for the tip. I enabled the Rosetta for the Terminal but still I get nothing. The particle commands just go blank. [Screen Shot 2021-08-15 at 5.37.18 PM] Any specific procedure I can do to start fresh? I.e uninstall and re-install things. Thanks again

Can you check how many "versions" of particle you have installed? which -a particle If the first result is not in /Users/fabioenriquez/bin, then you should try to uninstall particle-cli again: npm uninstall -g particle-cli This looks very similar to this post: [image] Particle…

[image] nrobinson2000: which -a particle Hi @nrobinson2000 . Apologies for the silence and thanks again for the support. This is what I get when I run the which command. [Screen Shot 2021-08-23 at 7.20.05 AM] However, I still get nothing when I issue a particle command.

I did see this post before and tried the suggestion. Again I get nothing. After running npm uninstall -g particle-cli, it seems that nothing is uninstalled.

It seems that I found the issue. It seems that after migrating to the new mac (M1 chip), the privileges for the appropriate folders were not set properly. Hence, the installation procedures for npm and particle-cli always issued some sort of “warning” or “error” message. I found this article: Fix …

ISSUE - Particle CLI on mac BigSur- not installing

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nrobinson2000 August 15, 2021, 9:04pm 4

Are you running your terminal with Rosetta enabled?

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ISSUE - Particle CLI on mac BigSur- not installing

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