I just tested it on my Mac mini M1 running a fresh install of macOS 11.3 and everything (installing brew, git clone make etc.) has worked flawless.

@mabam: Yes - try to explicitely add the "afp listen" value to /usr/local/etc/afp.conf under its [Global] section, e.g. afp listen = 192.168.1.10 Thank you, that did the trick! I also had to enter the IP of the AFP server as long as I compiled with gcc from Homebrew installed. that's why ...

I did some testing: to check how fast a fileserver works, I usually copy iWeb.app over the network. the iWeb.app ist particularly useful because it consists of thousands of files and folders (~440MB ~39000 files ~21000 folders). all clients and servers are equipped with SSDs. while copying one large...

ok, found it: it seems it was pkg-config that's needed. this works: sudo xcode-select --install /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)" brew install automake libtool libgcrypt berkeley-db docbook docbook-xsl libevent dbus-glib pkg-con...

it's of course possible that it's one of gnutls' dependencies that get installed with it: gmp, bdw-gc, libunistring, pkg-config, guile, libidn2, libtasn1, nettle, p11-kit, c-ares, jemalloc, libev, nghttp2 and unbound this is what happens if I try to run ./bootstrap without gnutls installed: Last log...

yay! that was quick, thank you! I can confirm: authentication is now fixed and works as expected (tested on intel and Apple silicon). nice, the berkeley-db is now found on Apple silicon, too. why wouldn't it work on Apple silicon? I fully expected this to work from the start. as long as there's no i...

I now have it running on Apple silicon and intel and I just discovered some very odd behavior: when attaching the AFP share, I can type any random character(s) into the password field and the share gets mounted. the username has to be correct though. this happens on both platforms (Apple silicon and...

hello everyone! many thanks to dave griffin and everybody else involved for all the hard work done so far. my main goal was to get this up and running on Apple silicon. after fiddling with it for a few hours, I finally succeeded (even though I don't know how to write code). first, do NOT install gcc...