bamfordjf

Mine has been working fine for years, but something broke my CLDC this past week. All of my songs load fine except everything freezes right after the tuning. Did I miss an update or do I need a patch to fix this?

Download the PC version, add the fix and then converting to Mac. This saves one conversion step - I don't know if the audio quality decreases if you convert between platforms too many times (i.e. if you convert your mac version to pc and then back to mac).

Thank for the advice! I only have a mac though. It looks like Mastery fix posted in the headlines is a PC app. How do I go about adding the fix to the PC version you are referring to?

Sorry, let me rephrase... I can play the CLDC on my mac just fine. The issue is the Mastery % is showing up incorrectly or always at 100%. I heard there was a fix for PC, but I couldn't find a way to fix this for Mac. 

Thanks,

I've looked everywhere and can't find a fix for the CDLC on my mac. It seems like the bug fix was only for windows. Has anyone found a solution to getting Mac CDLC to score correctly?

Is there a 100% mastery fix for Mac DLC? I only seem to find the fix for PC.

Thanks,

@@bamfordjf,  let's try making the directory and giving you read/write permissions in it.  Then reinstall Mono.  This is what I had to do to get Mono to work on El Capitan, though it was supposed to be fixed in future versions of Mono.

 

In Terminal type:  sudo mkdir /usr/local/bin  and press enter.  You'll be prompted for your password, enter it and press enter again.

 

Then type:  sudo chmod 777 /usr/local   and press enter.  This will give you read/write access to the usr/local directory.

 

Then try reinstalling the version 4.1.6 of Mono (the one from the Dropbox link)

 

I followed these steps, and now I can see that directory. I reinstalled Mono 4.1.6, but still getting "command not found" when I type "mono --version" in Terminal

I did find Mono listed under library/frameworks/mono.framework though. It shows 4.6.1.

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@@bamfordjf, do you have a "usr/local/bin" directory?

 

You can check by opening Terminal and typing:  cd /usr/local/bin

 

That's where my Mono is installed, I'm not 100% sure if that's where the new versions are meant to be installed (it's either that or /usr/bin, which you will definitely have but may not have access to install to).  My iMac has been upgraded from Yosemite->El Capitan->MacOS Sierra so I've had to do some modifications in the past to get Mono installed.

I don't have a usr/local/bin directory. 

@@bamfordjf

 

Try this version:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/iqw2d2lk5nrjt21/MonoFramework-MDK-4.6.1.macos10.xamarin.universal.pkg?dl=0

 

It's the one I have installed, and I'm running MacOS Sierra.

 

 

You'll have to uninstall Mono first, before installing the new version.  You can find instructions for that here (at the very bottom of the page):

 

http://www.mono-project.com/docs/about-mono/supported-platforms/osx/

 

 

Uninstall Mono, reboot, install v4.6.1 of Mono from the Dropbox link, reboot again, and then use Terminal to verify the installation again.

Followed instructions to uninstall and used the dropbox link you posted to install Mono. Still getting the "command not found" error 

@@Knubble79's issue is that Mono is not installing correctly for some reason.  @@bamfordjf, have you verified that Mono is installed correctly for you?  There are steps for how to verify it in the instructions.

It's not installing correctly for me either. I'm getting the "command not found" when trying to verify in terminal. Is there an older version of mono I can use on Sierra? 

I'm having the same issues as Knubble79... macOS Sierra.  The newer version gives me the mono needs updating message, and the file posted in dropbox won't open.