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  1. Getting Started

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Download Binary

Currently arm (i.e. M series) CPUs are supported. The binary can be downloaded from the following URL:

Run Binary

MacOS imposes a stronger security fence around unsigned binaries downloaded from the internet, therefore a few extra steps have to be followed before the program can be executed.

The first steps are the same as they are for :

  • Rename the binary to oda

  • Make the file executable

  • Invoke the file with the --help flag

mv oda_macos_arm oda
chmod +x oda
./oda --help

This will trigger a prompt:

  • Open System Preferences

  • Go to Security & Privacy

  • Go to the General tab

  • Click Allow Anyway

  • Go back to the terminal and invoke the binary with the --help flag

  • The operating system will show another warning. Click on Open

MacOS will now allow the binary to be executed without throwing warnings.

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