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To prepare a proper (often part of a postinstall script in a .pkg , or instructions for users manually installing eqMac.dmg ), you need to focus on permissions (especially Microphone and Accessibility), kernel extension (KEXT) approval (if applicable), and launch-on-startup setup .
Since eqMac requires low-level audio access, here’s how to structure a proper – both for an automated script and for end-user documentation. 1. If you're packaging eqMac.dmg into a .pkg (for deployment) Create a postinstall script (Bash) to run after files are copied.
Would you like a ready-to-use or a .command script for users to run after drag-and-drop?
chmod +x postinstall Create a README.rtf or a first-launch script inside the DMG.
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To prepare a proper (often part of a postinstall script in a .pkg , or instructions for users manually installing eqMac.dmg ), you need to focus on permissions (especially Microphone and Accessibility), kernel extension (KEXT) approval (if applicable), and launch-on-startup setup .
Since eqMac requires low-level audio access, here’s how to structure a proper – both for an automated script and for end-user documentation. 1. If you're packaging eqMac.dmg into a .pkg (for deployment) Create a postinstall script (Bash) to run after files are copied. eqMac.dmg
Would you like a ready-to-use or a .command script for users to run after drag-and-drop? To prepare a proper (often part of a postinstall script in a
chmod +x postinstall Create a README.rtf or a first-launch script inside the DMG. kernel extension (KEXT) approval (if applicable)