These are all the enjoyment part as upgrades arent as easy as it seems like for. So these instructions are pretty confusing at the moment. Upgrade macOS Mojave to macOS Catalina on VMware & VirtualBox. So i successfully upgraded my hackintosh Mojave to Catalina.
It also seems to imply that you can’t install the binary on Catalina, but I don’t think that’s true either. Today I got update notification about the new MacOS Catalina. Then on the left-handed search bar type macOS Catalina and press enter. So I’m not sure what it’s intending to say. After you signed in to macOS Mojave, click on the Mac App Store.
#UPDATE MACOS MOJAVE TO CATALINA HOW TO#
Learn how to back up your Mac Upgrading is free. Then, if your Mac is running OS X Mavericks 10.9 or later, you can upgrade directly to macOS Catalina. Before you upgrade, we recommend that you back up your Mac. This seems to say to only use the R toolchain installer for pre-Catalina but then the next sentence talks about opening it in Catalina. Check your Mac hardware Make sure you’re ready to upgrade. In Catalina, you’ll have to limit your Mac to 64-bit applications only. If you have Catalina, then you need to open it by pressing CTRL+right-click … Mojave was the first macOS to stop admitting 32-bit apps to the App Store and the last to support them. We recommend using the macOS R toolchain installer for pre-Catalina versions of the operating system, in which case you can then install the binary version of the RStan package.
Then, on that page it also says the following, which seems to contradict itself:
#UPDATE MACOS MOJAVE TO CATALINA FOR MAC#
The link on the Getting Started page for Mac - Configuring C++ Toolchain takes you to a page that says “Installing RStan from source on a Mac”, but I don’t think it’s just for installing from source, right? That title seems wrong, or am I wrong?
Can you clarify this and update the RStan pages as necessary? I understand confusion here.
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