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allowing "system software from developer" not working #1785
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I have exactly the same bug. Only on my private laptop. Not om my work laptop. Both run Macos 10.14.3. Rebooting did not help |
I was having this issue with the same version, it seems having chrome open when you go to authorise the application prevents you from clicking the button. Hope this helps, solution was found in link below. :) https://pqrs.org/osx/karabiner/help.html#kext-allow-button-does-not-work |
Thx for the tip, but I think this is not the same issue we have. |
I’m experiencing the same issue. After a reboot, I got the Karabiner-Elements Alert, but no button to allow karabiner. Until yesterday, karabiner was working just fine. I’ve tried to reinstall according to the karabiner elements documentation. Unfortunately to no avail.
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ok, i'm not sure what might be the problem / solution here, but my mac got updated to 10.14.4 yesterday and Karabiner just worked without any errors or messages or popups. |
I just updated my MacOS to 10.14.4 and this did not help me. |
Any luck @Popl7 ? I'm having the same issues as well on my work macbook (currently running 10.14.3). I've tried everything including booting in safe mode but just don't see the "System software from developer..." message and button. |
i'm not sure if that'll help in any way but i've been trying various "solutions" i've found on the web.. |
@mikowl no, sadly not.
I will try a reboot and running the commands in Recovery mode |
I have it working by deleting: Hopefully this also works for you? |
I spoke too soon. Karabiner Elements starts up now. But it does not list any devices. Key changes also have no effect. Uninstalling also did not work. I removed all Karabiner apps, settings, cache that I could find. Rebooted and reinstalled. I am now stuck again on the security button screen without any button for Karabiner and I cannot start Karabiner |
@hovzik and @Popl7: thanks for the hints. As in @Popl7’s case, they didn’t work for me. The Karabiner-Elements Alert is all I get. While Karabiner-Elements started up, I got the following message in the log:
The strange thing is that everything works just fine on my other machine (iMac, macOS 10.14.4). Any more ideas? |
I got Karabiner-Elements working again by adding the team identifier |
@manuelhubacher thx for the tip. This did work for me. I can now use Karabiner Elements on this laptop too :-) |
Thanks @manuelhubacher - that worked for me as well. |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
@manuelhubacher Yesterday I ran into the same issue for no reason. It's been driving me nuts for a whole day. Your solution saved my day!!!! |
does not work for me on |
@nerdfiles If |
M1 MacBook. Monterey 12.2.1. Karabiner 14.3.0. I'm getting this alert every time I start Karabiner: And yeah, first time I pressed "Allow" and nothing happened. Followed the instructions, did Logs:
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got a clean (new) macbook and trying to install karabiner.
macos 10.14
karabiner 12.2.0
sudo spctl --reset-default
-- didn't workspctl --add /Applications/Karabiner-Elements.app
-- didn't workam i stupidly missing something or is this some kind of a bug?
EDIT: i have also tried getting the project from git and building it on my own, but it seems it's still built with the same developer id.
or at least it still didn't ask me for "System software from developer..." permission..
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