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Anaconda3-2023.03-MacOSX-arm64 incompatible with Mac M2 on Ventura

I was trying to install anaconda3 on my Mac Mini M2, 2023 OSX Ventura 13.3.1 and as I reach the installation part on the installer I get a pop-up saying the version of the installer is not compatible. Anyone facing the same issue on M2 chip ?


Mac mini (M2, 2023)

Posted on Apr 13, 2023 11:38 AM

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Posted on Apr 14, 2023 6:00 PM

Hey, sure thing! Its alright, I used to get frustrated as well in the beginning. Patience and communities are the key to these struggles. Eventually you'll learn more about the environments that you use and become an expert. We are all here to support each other.


I used this guide, keep it as a reference just in case.


Make sure you install python first before you install anaconda just to be safe.


Here are the steps to install Anaconda on Ventura:


  1. Download the anaconda command line installer.
  2. Open up a Terminal Window and navigate to the directory where you downloaded your installer. (For example in my case it was in Downloads. So I would type "cd /Users/<yourUser>/Downloads").
  3. Run the installer script by running "Bash Anaconda3-2023.03-MacOSX-arm64.sh". (the .sh file you downloaded earlier)
  4. The license agreement will show up as you execute the .sh installer, hold "enter" until you reach the end of the agreement and type "yes" to accept it.
  5. Once you accept the license agreement, you will be asked to specify the installation location. I would recommend to use the default location. The installation process will begin then, it should take few minutes to complete.
  6. The installer will prompt you to initialize Anaconda by running "conda init", enter "yes". (In case you missed the option, run the following command "source /home/<yourUser>/anaconda3/bin/activate" then "conda init zsh"
  7. The installer finishes and displays a thank you message.
  8. (extra) you can auto-activate anaconda base environment as you open a terminal window by running "conda config --set auto_activate_base True". To turn off the auto activation, use the same command but replace "True" at the end of the command with "False".


You should be all good to go then.


Let me know if you need any further help or if you faced any issue.

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Apr 14, 2023 6:00 PM in response to appleandlemon

Hey, sure thing! Its alright, I used to get frustrated as well in the beginning. Patience and communities are the key to these struggles. Eventually you'll learn more about the environments that you use and become an expert. We are all here to support each other.


I used this guide, keep it as a reference just in case.


Make sure you install python first before you install anaconda just to be safe.


Here are the steps to install Anaconda on Ventura:


  1. Download the anaconda command line installer.
  2. Open up a Terminal Window and navigate to the directory where you downloaded your installer. (For example in my case it was in Downloads. So I would type "cd /Users/<yourUser>/Downloads").
  3. Run the installer script by running "Bash Anaconda3-2023.03-MacOSX-arm64.sh". (the .sh file you downloaded earlier)
  4. The license agreement will show up as you execute the .sh installer, hold "enter" until you reach the end of the agreement and type "yes" to accept it.
  5. Once you accept the license agreement, you will be asked to specify the installation location. I would recommend to use the default location. The installation process will begin then, it should take few minutes to complete.
  6. The installer will prompt you to initialize Anaconda by running "conda init", enter "yes". (In case you missed the option, run the following command "source /home/<yourUser>/anaconda3/bin/activate" then "conda init zsh"
  7. The installer finishes and displays a thank you message.
  8. (extra) you can auto-activate anaconda base environment as you open a terminal window by running "conda config --set auto_activate_base True". To turn off the auto activation, use the same command but replace "True" at the end of the command with "False".


You should be all good to go then.


Let me know if you need any further help or if you faced any issue.

May 21, 2023 10:06 PM in response to Crossrich

This guide will only work on Apple M chip. Since yours is the 2014 model with the intel chip, this will not work. You may not need to go through this whole process if the installer package works. Try downloading the intel installer from anaconda directly and choose the intel option


https://repo.anaconda.com/archive/Anaconda3-2023.03-1-MacOSX-x86_64.pkg


If the package installer did not work then download the intel variant of the shell file, I've share the link to it below and replicate the steps.


Anaconda3-2023.03-1-MacOSX-x86_64.sh

Sep 12, 2023 2:02 PM in response to G3Nl3

Hi. I hope you are well. I am having the same problem too. I have a MacOS ventura 13.5.2 and everything i open terminal and type the following below i get the following : Any advice please.



Last login: Tue Sep 12 21:54:51 on ttys000

loso@Yemis-MacBook-Pro ~ % cd/Users/loso/Downloads

zsh: no such file or directory: cd/Users/loso/Downloads

loso@Yemis-MacBook-Pro ~ % /Users/loso/Downloads

zsh: permission denied: /Users/loso/Downloads

loso@Yemis-MacBook-Pro ~ % 


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