Thanks, that worked!
Duncan
On 2024-07-21 6:11 p.m., Simon Urbanek wrote:
Probably the best is to remove (aka move aside) *everything* - both
/opt/R/arm64 and /opt/homebrew (or at least rename it to move it aside). The
openssl package provides a fallback, but only if it doesn't detect somethi
On, and I just noticed - you appear to have some legacy Homebrew files as well
in /usr/local - on a Mx Mac you should remove all from /usr/local as that is
just Intel legacy that will cause a lot of problems.
Cheers,
Simon
> On 22/07/2024, at 10:11 AM, Simon Urbanek wrote:
>
> Probably the b
Probably the best is to remove (aka move aside) *everything* - both
/opt/R/arm64 and /opt/homebrew (or at least rename it to move it aside). The
openssl package provides a fallback, but only if it doesn't detect something
that gets in its way. It gets really confused if you have various various
Okay, I've figured out the previous issue. The openssl package
configure script dies if it doesn't have openssl version 3, while
install.libs() provides version 1.1.
So I followed the advice to install from Homebrew, and the configure
succeeded, but the install still failed:
** testing if
