Lrwxr-xr-x 1 antoine staff 18 14 mai 05:58 libosxfuse.dylib -> libosxfuse.2.dylib rwxr-xr-x 1 antoine staff 973488 libosxfuse.2.dylib rwxr-xr-x 1 antoine staff 971 7 avr 07:59 libfuse.la

Lrwxr-xr-x 1 antoine staff 15 14 mai 05:25 libfuse.dylib -> libfuse.2.dylib rwxr-xr-x 1 antoine staff 531808 7 avr 07:59 libfuse.2.dylib Vboximg-mount: error: Failed to load the fuse library, rc=VERR_FILE_NOT_FOUNDīut I have everything /Volumes % ls -la /usr/local/lib | grep fuse I think it'd be really nice if VirtualBox somehow provided an option for users who already have macFUSE to somehow integrate with it, though.

(I’ve never built a Linux kernel module before, let alone a macOS kext) Sad to see it take this path, but I’m sure the author had his reasons, and I really don’t want to “second-guess an operation from an armchair,” as David Strathairn’s character says in that Bourne movie. Starting with the 3.10.0 release, redistributions bundled with commercial software are not allowed without specific prior written permission. I also want to point out that, unfortunately, macFUSE has ceased to be open-source, since version 3.10: I will say that I haven’t tried this (yet), so I have no idea if such an outdated kext will even work on macOS 12 (Monterey). Right now, I suppose the best way to be able to use vboximg-mount is to reinstall the flatpack (. (See this pull request on the Homebrew Cask GitHub page). I’d also like to add - for the benefit of any Homebrew users who might end up scratching their heads like me - that Homebrew also deselects the default OSXFUSE option in the flatpack installer. Note that the VirtualBox (VBox) 6.x installer also comes with its own FUSE for macOS (OSXFUSE) installer, which runs by default

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