Gary Johnson

For whatever reason, that doesn't seem to make a difference. Folders that I haven't manually changed to Everyone = RW are still read-only.

At least we have a (manual) solution. Not sure why the recursive chmod didn't do the job.

Hi Jim, I'm retired but still at it 🙂 The file is there now, and the pkg install works, after I made user.lib RW for Everyone, manually. Also had to do that for menus/Categories. -Gary

Yet another MacOS file problem. New M2, Ventura 13.4.1, LV community 2023 Q1 64 bit, VIPM Free 2020. Attempts to install any pkg fails with error 7 (see below). Both LV and VIPM have full disk access. Used the finder Info on each target LV folder to set Everyone to RW. That mostly helped, but in some cases I would also have to manually create the sub-folder, such as OpenG. That finally worked. Of course I have to do this for every required directory...... So I tried a Unix command that I found related to this problem: sudo chmod -R u=rwx,g=rwx,o=rwx /Applications/National\ Instruments/LabVIEW\ 2023\ 64-bit/LabVIEWCommunity.app That didn't help, but seems like it should. It failed to set Everyone to rwx, which seems to be required. I'm not much of a Unix hack so maybe someone can enlighten me. Is there anything else I am missing here? Main Package Name: OpenG Boolean Library v4.0.0.7 Package Name with Error: OpenG Boolean Library v4.0.0.7 Error Message: VIPM could not install the package oglib_boolean-4.0.0.7 . Error Code: 7 Error Source: Write to Text File in Command-Line Zip.lvlib:ABDDB5E9F4D44AE0E70A4E4F8D4F491A->90BBE5FF7A35F3CE3E236F5A778C7C48->AD4791BDA0231EB30EBF129C1A98AB7B->OGPM Class.lvlib:1D42A1CCBC79EB157F4B29421C6C7648->OGPM Class.lvlib:68DD1F408D6154AB6D8715845077EEA9->FB296AD1654D68D63B7041E1F06FA55C->VIPM Main Window.vi<APPEND> /Applications/National Instruments/LabVIEW 2023 64-bit/user.lib/_OpenG.lib/boolean/boolean.llb/Boolean Trigger__ogtk.vi =============== -Gary Johnson