lawson-stone Posted February 26 Report Posted February 26 Recently I have started getting an error message when opening the Sundowner relating to sound. I've attached a screenshot below. IN addition, I am unable to move the fuel tank switch and it remains in the "off" position. I've also uploaded a log.txt file below from starting up through the error message, then quitting. Log.txt
Cameron Posted February 26 Report Posted February 26 If you're on Mac you probably aren't running X-Plane under Rosetta. It's required for this product.
lawson-stone Posted February 26 Author Report Posted February 26 I'll give that a try. I had been running it without Rosetta for some time, don't know why all of a sudden this happens. But I'll check it out.
lawson-stone Posted February 26 Author Report Posted February 26 Just tried it and I get a crash to the desktop. I think this is the end of the line for me with this add-on. I have no other app that requires Rosetta, and no other add-on plane for XP12 that requires Rosetts, except for this one. It's just too much hassle. Every time I upgrade XP I have to re-enter my credentials for the Musketeer, sometimes also for the G500. It's just too finicky. I love it when it works, but I really don't want to be a software engineer. I want to fly the plane.
Goran_M Posted February 27 Report Posted February 27 19 hours ago, lawson-stone said: Just tried it and I get a crash to the desktop. I think this is the end of the line for me with this add-on. I have no other app that requires Rosetta, and no other add-on plane for XP12 that requires Rosetts, except for this one. It's just too much hassle. Every time I upgrade XP I have to re-enter my credentials for the Musketeer, sometimes also for the G500. It's just too finicky. I love it when it works, but I really don't want to be a software engineer. I want to fly the plane. I'll be happy to help you, but you'll need to upload a log file. What you attached is a MacOS alias/bookmark file.
lawson-stone Posted February 27 Author Report Posted February 27 I apologize for that! Here is the file. Log.txt
Goran_M Posted February 28 Report Posted February 28 (edited) 5 hours ago, lawson-stone said: I apologize for that! Here is the file. Log.txt 110.38 kB · 1 download Your log confirms what Cameron mentioned. The Sundowner C23 v2 uses Gizmo for its systems. Gizmo64 is an x86_64 binary, and your M2 Mac needs Rosetta to run it. Without it, Gizmo64 fails to load entirely, and that's why you're getting no sound and non-functional cockpit controls like the fuel selector. The aircraft shell loads, but none of the underlying logic is running. Regarding the crash when trying to run X-Plane under Rosetta, try the following: 1. Open Terminal (Applications > Utilities > Terminal) 2. Paste this command and hit Enter: softwareupdate --install-rosetta 3. Let it complete, even if your Mac says Rosetta is already installed. This forces a clean install. 4. Right-click on X-Plane 12.app, select "Get Info", and check the box for "Open using Rosetta" 5. Launch X-Plane That's the cleanest solution I can suggest for the time being. Running X-Plane under Rosetta has no negative effect on X-Plane itself or any other add-ons. If X-Plane still crashes under Rosetta after that, the crash would be on Laminar's end rather than ours, and I'd recommend reporting it to them through their bug reporter. But in most cases, step 1 resolves the issue when Rosetta wasn't properly installed to begin with. I'll be looking at converting the code to run natively under ARM in the near future, which will eliminate the Rosetta requirement altogether. Edited February 28 by Goran_M
lawson-stone Posted February 28 Author Report Posted February 28 Thank you, I'll try it. What I don't understand is why it has run just fine for so long before now.
lawson-stone Posted February 28 Author Report Posted February 28 (edited) Rosetta install was successful but XP12 still crashes to the desktop. Edited February 28 by lawson-stone
Goran_M Posted February 28 Report Posted February 28 14 minutes ago, lawson-stone said: Thank you, I'll try it. What I don't understand is why it has run just fine for so long before now. Honestly, I have no idea. 12 minutes ago, lawson-stone said: Rosetta install was successful but XP12 still crashes to the desktop. But I have a feeling the new log file will tell us. Can you post another one and I'll take another look. Make sure it's a fresh one from the crash.
lawson-stone Posted March 2 Author Report Posted March 2 Here's a fresh log.txt I feel badly about the amount of time this is requiring. Thank you for the effort and support.I Log.txt
Goran_M Posted March 2 Report Posted March 2 (edited) @lawson-stone No reason to feel bad. There is another forum post in here that is directly related to this, that I have spent the last few hours diagnosing. The crash is caused by the libradio.plugin that ships with the aircraft. It makes a threading call that X-Plane 12.4 now strictly enforces, and the sim kills it on the spot. (I'm assuming this began after one of the last few 12.4 updates?) To fix the crash: 1. Navigate to your C23 installation folder: X-Plane 12/Aircraft/X-Aviation/Beech Sundowner C23 v2/plugins/ 2. Remove the libradio.plugin folder entirely and store it somewhere completely outside of the X-Pane folder. That should get you past the crash. Once you're loaded in and flying, let me know if the sound and fuel selector issues persist. Those may be separate problems I'm already tracking. This will be addressed properly in the next update so you won't have to do this manually going forward. Edited March 2 by Goran_M
lawson-stone Posted March 2 Author Report Posted March 2 That did it. All's well now. I still am not a fan of needing to run Rosetta, but I do love this airplane and your sim is fun to fly, so I will wait eagerly for the update. For now, I'm happy and glad things are working. Thank you for hanging in there with me and resolving the issue. 1
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