I was able to proceed to install the various elements needed for James Webb Space Telescope data, which was the main purpose of my install.
Anaconda opens, as does terminal and Jupyter Notebook and all seems to be working. Actually everything appears to have worked with the install as far as I can tell. I do have a fairly recent Time Machine backup of my Mac, so as a last resort I could revert to that… Do you think that’s necessary - or is there a way to resolve this? It doesn’t seem like a good idea to force quit the installer close to the end of the install…
Anaconda install mac m1 how to#
Sorry if I’ve done something really stupid, but I would greatly appreciate any advice as how to proceed from this position of being unable to continue with the install or close the Installer. What’s my best course of action now? - have I made a serious error by trying to install an incomapible version for my M1 Mac? The installer did say it was checking for compatibility at the beginning and it passed that stage, only hanging towards the end of the install. I’ve got confused as to which installer I ran as there are these two in my downloads folder: I think I’ve tried to install the x86-64 version and I should have installed the ARM version for the M1 Mac. All I can do is to press Option + Tab to alternate highlights between the two buttons, but neither button registers when pressed and there’s no way to close the window or proceed. This window won’t allow me to select either "Don’t Allow’ or “Allow”. The installer has stopped at the ‘Running Package Scripts’ part of the install with an Installer window prompt saying:’ “Installer” would like to access files in your Downloads folder.’. I think I’ve made a serious error with an attempt to install Anaconda3 on an M1Pro MacBook running macOS 12.4.
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