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Hi all - existing Mac Launcher dies without launching after upgrade to Ventura 13.3.1. (Not sure if that might cause issues down the road.) Reinstalling Xcode command line tools, then reinstalling Homebrew appears to have fixed the issue, though the version of Homebrew I have now is 7.1 rather than the 6.1 that seems to be included with the Homecoming installer. (Props to this page ( ) put together by David Baumgold that pointed me at the 'brew doctor' command that clued me in.) Any advice?Įdit: Think I stumbled onto the answer - the restore-from-backup apparently didn't restore all of my Xcode command line tools properly. I'm on Ventura, so it took a bit to find the privacy settings under the new Settings app, but I think I have them all in place, but I keep having the same problem - launching 'Launch CoH' opens Wine Installer, it sits for about 15-20 seconds, then quits. Once completed, only two applications failed to launch as expected - but one of them is Homecoming. They also nuked the drive, so I reinstalled from a Time Machine backup (whee!). OK, so weird problem - the power supply on my M1 Mac mini went out, and Apple was kind enough to replace it and the logic board under AppleCare+ (whee!). This - I think - might cover the problem? So it’s permissions but not my computer’s, but internet for me! Only spotted this behaviour when I took my laptop into work and it opened fine on that network but not at home. I could fiddle with the ports on my router, but if I go on my phone hotspot, open Launcher, HC launcher opens, go back to normal wifi, then it’s fine. Everything with the install works fine until the issue I since found that my ISP blocked the bit between launching Launcher.app (wine) and the HC Launcher opening. Just popping back into this thread… been amazing this week trying to help me get my HC launcher running.

Thank you for all of your help and I will definitely try any new mac launcher builds that come out to see if I can get it running on my main partition. It is not the ideal solution but I found a way! Yesterday I was able to successfully partition my drive, install the windows client and log on to the game. However, after much spelunking through the forums I discovered that another user bypassed this issue using bootcamp which I completely forgot existed.

I also updated my OS to Big Sur and experienced the same issues. The CoH folder had all permissions turned to Read & Write for all users and applied to all sub folders.

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