Angra1982

 

For other reasons I have re installed my osx yosimite fresh.  Do I need to still install the injector for this patch to be applied to or ignore it all together?  Thank you for your time and effort.   :)

 

This is for the last rocksmith update (with Steam). Even on yosemite, if Steam update Rocksmith, then you will need patch it. 

 

 

Hi Angra1982 !! First of all thanks for the work.

 

I've tried your solution but is not working, I get the next log after run the RUN_PATCH_RS.command file:

 

My mac version is Sierra 10.12.1

 

Hope this will help .

 

cp: directory /Users/ImacDani/Library/Application Support/Steam/steamapps/common/Rocksmith2014/Rocksmith2014.app/Contents/MacOS does not exist

/Users/ImacDani/Library/Application Support/Steam/steamapps/common/Rocksmith2014/Rocksmith2014.app/Contents/MacOS/Rocksmith2014: No such file or directory

logout

Saving session...

...copying shared history...

...saving history...truncating history files...

 

...completed.

 

 

your RS patch is not on the default location. 

 

search on your system where is located the steamapps folder. then go to common/Rocksmith2014/.

copy the full path and then edit the RUN_PATCH_RS.command with textedit. Replace the line "RS_PATH="/Users/$USER/Library/Application Support/Steam/steamapps/common/Rocksmith2014/Rocksmith2014.app/Contents/MacOS" with your correct path.

you should change the first part of the path. Then run the RUN_PATCH_RS.command again. should work. 

 

 

 

First of all, thanks for coming up with a solution, however, I don't really understand this kind of stuff, so if someone would be able to help, I'd appreciate it.  I have my Rocksmith on an external hard drive and I think the path is Seagate Replica>MAC>Steam Library>SteamApps>common>Rocksmith2014.  How do I copy the path then edit the command in text edit?  Sorry, this is like a foreign language to me lol.  Again, thanks for the help!

 

Go to applications, open TextEdit application. 

then open the RUN_PATCH_RS.command file with TextEdit. TextEdit is like the windows notepad, just a text editor. 

replace /Users/$USER/Library/Application Support/Steam/ to \Volumes\Seagate\ Replica\MAC\Steam\ Library\

Save it. 

then you need to change permissions. like other posts, open a terminal, go to the patch where RUN_PATCH_RS.command is located. run:

chmod 755 RUN_PATCH_RS.command

chmod 755 insert_dylib

./RUN_PATCH_RS.command

next, open steam and launch RS from steam app. 

All working here!!! Thanks everyone involved!

I don't think it was mentioned, but the injector is not even needed using this patching method.

 

- Macbook pro mid 2014

- Sierra 10.12.1

- Language English

- Rocksmith 2014 remastered (Steam)

That´s is important. RSInjector is not needed anymore for launch RS. If you try to launch RSInjector it will fail like before the patch. Just run RS from Steam or from your Applications link (it will open steam). 

We got something new this time at least; It tells me permission denied

 

Last login: Mon Nov  7 06:52:41 on ttys000

Craigs-MBP:~ craigdengate$ cd downloads

 

Craigs-MBP:downloads craigdengate$ chmod 755 RUN_PATCH_RS.command

 

Craigs-MBP:downloads craigdengate$ ./RUN_PATCH_RS.command

./RUN_PATCH_RS.command: line 4: ./insert_dylib: Permission denied

 

Craigs-MBP:downloads craigdengate$ 

ok, just a chmod more. type: 

chmod 755 insert_dylib

and now :

./RUN_PATCH_RS.command

I had a go at everything you guys have suggested. Nothing seems to want to work. I could just be doing it wrong, but I honestly have no idea! I'm a tradie! LOL

 

 

Last login: Mon Nov  7 06:52:17 on ttys000

 

Craigs-MBP:~ craigdengate$ ls downloads

RUN_PATCH_RS.command insert_dylib libRSBypass.dylib

 

Craigs-MBP:~ craigdengate$ chmod u+x /downloads/RUN_PATCH_RS.command

chmod: /downloads/RUN_PATCH_RS.command: No such file or directory

 

Craigs-MBP:~ craigdengate$ chmod 755 RUN_PATCH_RS.command

chmod: RUN_PATCH_RS.command: No such file or directory

 

Craigs-MBP:~ craigdengate$ ./RUN_PATCH_RS.command

-bash: ./RUN_PATCH_RS.command: No such file or directory

 

Craigs-MBP:~ craigdengate$ sh RUN_PATCH_RS.command

sh: RUN_PATCH_RS.command: No such file or directory

 

Craigs-MBP:~ craigdengate$ 

first type

cd downloads

then

chmod 755 RUN_PATCH_RS.command

./RUN_PATCH_RS.command

I'm running 10.11.6 I can't get passed the permission issues. Neither the terminal window or changing anything in the "get info" section of the file works 

 

I have the file in the rocksmith2014 app like you suggest but I continue to receive "no such file or directory" when I type it into terminal. I'm typing chmod u+x /users/craigdengate/Library/Application Support/Steam/steamapps/common/Rocksmith2014/RUN_PATCH_RS.command

 

Note - I'm a complete novice when it comes to this, so the u+x thing, I've also tried craigdengate+execute, u+execute, craigdengate+x and as many varying ways as I can think of! LOL 

locate your RUN_PATCH_RS.command, after unzip, it should be on Downloads\MAC_Patch. Open a terminal, go to that patch with cd Downloads\MAC_Patch. type ls to show files on the current directory, RUN_PATCH_RS.command must be in there.  

type:

chmod 755 RUN_PATCH_RS.command

and then type:

./RUN_PATCH_RS.commmand

another way instead of change permission is run bash with: 

sh RUN_PATCH_RS.command

Hi Angra1982 !! First of all thanks for the work.

 

I've tried your solution but is not working, I get the next log after run the RUN_PATCH_RS.command file:

 

My mac version is Sierra 10.12.1

 

Hope this will help .

 

cp: directory /Users/ImacDani/Library/Application Support/Steam/steamapps/common/Rocksmith2014/Rocksmith2014.app/Contents/MacOS does not exist

/Users/ImacDani/Library/Application Support/Steam/steamapps/common/Rocksmith2014/Rocksmith2014.app/Contents/MacOS/Rocksmith2014: No such file or directory

logout

Saving session...

...copying shared history...

...saving history...truncating history files...

 

...completed.

your RS patch is not on the default location. 

search on your system where is located the steamapps folder. then go to common/Rocksmith2014/.

copy the full path and then edit the RUN_PATCH_RS.command with textedit. Replace the line "RS_PATH="/Users/$USER/Library/Application Support/Steam/steamapps/common/Rocksmith2014/Rocksmith2014.app/Contents/MacOS" with your correct path.

you should change the first part of the path. Then run the RUN_PATCH_RS.command again. should work. 

Hi! Thanks. I forgot permission change after extract zip file. I notice some important info by reading your posts. 

first at all, permission 755 is very important. 

I don´t really know if the RSBypass.dylib must be on your system, I think should not be necessary because it´s  inserted inside the patched executable but anyway, Here is my RSBypass.dylib https://drive.google.com/open?id=0By6BGVp__jafdTBaZWYtOUZHRFk

My files was compile with OSX 10.11.6 SDK, so I think older osx versions will not work. Unless you download RSInjector code and compile by your own with xcode and your current osx SDK (remember must be i386 architecture). Also the same with insert_dylib. 

That should be important for guys with older OSX version, like @missis summer. 

@@firekorn, excellent practical way! I loved!

Hi drakemoore,  Did you solve this issue? I got the same behavior.