This can be due to an error in OsiriX Lite, or maybe your particular Mac is set to do something odd with a particular file type and that is getting you into a command shell.įirst, ensure you have the most current version of the OsiriX Lite app. I’m kinda surprised that’s even referencing something in “/Users/John Doe/Rest/Of/Path”, as I’d expect the app to only be referencing and using components stored in Applications.
OsiriX Lite should be contending just fine with either bash or zsh selected. What is relevant here is whatever caused this one line: /Users/John Doe/Home/JD -XR -: cannot execute binary fileĪgain, the rest is irrelevant. None of which is particularly relevant here. The shell stuff is a command interface for macOS and most other similar operating systems, and the chatter shown is normal for an older login in the current era in the era as Apple is migrating folks from bash shell to zsh shell.
I need this for work and I couldn't find a solution please help. bash: /Volumes/new_headway_plus/setup-osx.app/Contents/MacOS/installbuilder: cannot execute binary file Volumes/new_headway_plus/setup-osx.app/Contents/MacOS/installbuilder exit įarahs-iMac:~ farahkh$ /Volumes/new_headway_plus/setup-osx.app/Contents/MacOS/installbuilder exit Last login: Sat Sep 5 23:28:14 on ttys000 So I searched online for a solution and couldn't find one, when i opened the terminal for its exec file in the package content, it says I need help with my iMac as I have a CD to install on my mac and when I press on the icon and doesn't open. bash: cannot execute binary file when opening an installer Hello, Is there somewhere some introduction to the concept of “shells” that might help me understand how to use OsiriX and shells and DICOM files in MacOS 13.0.1? OsiriX used to work well in previous versions of the MacOS. I looked at the website "/kb/HT208050." It gives a whole bunch of technicalities about “shells” that I do not begin to understand. I went into Terminal and ran chsh -s /bin/zsh. bash: /Users/John Doe/Home/JD -XR -: cannot execute binary file Macintosh-2:~ John Doe$ /Users/John Doe/Home/JD\ -\ XR\ - exit To update your account to use zsh, please run `chsh -s /bin/zsh`. The default interactive shell is now zsh. I have redacted some of the data in this box: I am trying to use a Mac application, OsiriX Lite, v.
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