I try to work with R and RStudio, the program tells me to download Rosetta, but it does not work. what should I do? there is no pop up window to install it, like explained by the apple support
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MacBook Air 13″, macOS 14.5
aglaia252 wrote:
I try to work with R and RStudio, the program tells me to download Rosetta, but it does not work. what should I do? there is no pop up window to install it, like explained by the apple support
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Not knowing if this computer is Intel Based or Apple Silicon Computer Based
If Intel Based >> Rosetta2 will not be offered.
If you need to install Rosetta on your Mac
If you need to install Rosetta on your Mac
Rosetta 2 is only available on Apple Computer with the Silicon M1 / M2 / M3 Computers.
Terminal Command
softwareupdate --install-rosetta
aglaia252 wrote:
I try to work with R and RStudio, the program tells me to download Rosetta, but it does not work. what should I do? there is no pop up window to install it, like explained by the apple support
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Not knowing if this computer is Intel Based or Apple Silicon Computer Based
If Intel Based >> Rosetta2 will not be offered.
If you need to install Rosetta on your Mac
If you need to install Rosetta on your Mac
Rosetta 2 is only available on Apple Computer with the Silicon M1 / M2 / M3 Computers.
Terminal Command
softwareupdate --install-rosetta
Your screenshot shows you are running an ARM64 version of R. You don't need Rosetta 2 for that.
R Studio is Universal so doesn't need Rosetta either. If they are not opening, it isn't for lack of Rosetta 2.
You are Welcome
M1, M2, M3 Apple computers are all Apple Silicon Computers
To check if Rosetta 2 is installed and or has been since been updated
Finder >> Utilities >> System Information
On left panel >> Installations
In right panel >> scroll down until Rosetta appears
As you can see - there have been many RosettaUpDateAuto in this machine which includes the Date of Installations
refer image below
The name " R 4.4.1 for macOS (ARM64) " appearing in the above image appears to be a Cisco Secure Client and possible part of the overall Cisco AnyConnect
Hopefully, you have this issue fixed by now
If not, you may consider checking with the Developer of this software and ask them why their software is requesting to use Rosetta 2
PRP_53 wrote:
The name " R 4.4.1 for macOS (ARM64) " appearing in the above image appears to be a Cisco Secure Client and possible part of the overall Cisco AnyConnect
No, it's "R" a statistical analysis package. It has nothing to do with Cisco.
thanks!
how do I know which system my Mac is using? its a 2024 M3 chip Mac book air.
hey again,
I found it step by step, but I cannot find rosetta installed on my Mac. it's just not there and I couldn't load it, like I said before.
Follow the advise from my colleague
Generally when one tries to open an application that requests using Rosetta 2
An automatic System function would commence the download and update Rosetta2
Thank you 😎 and see from your link
My bad
The image seemed to line up for Cisco
I am unable to install Rosetta on my MacBook Air running macOS Sonoma.
