Cameron

See the thread linked to you above from @Coop.

@Mario Lopez you're going to need to unblock that plugin.

@Jim&Barb, the problem is here: dlerror:dlopen(/Users/jamesmeyer/Desktop/X-Plane 12 AEP/Aircraft/X-Aviation/TorqueSim CitationJet 525/plugins/cj_systems/mac_x64/cj_systems.xpl, 0x0006): Symbol not found: __ZNSt3__18to_charsEPcS0_d Referenced from: /Users/jamesmeyer/Desktop/X-Plane 12 AEP/Aircraft/X-Aviation/TorqueSim CitationJet 525/plugins/cj_systems/mac_x64/cj_systems.xpl Expected in: /usr/lib/libc++.1.dylib You are running a pretty old version of MacOS X and would need to update to a newer version: macOS: Version 12.3.1

This log is not useful. It is not with you using the 525 in sim.

We only support Ubuntu 24.04, or Fedora Workstation 41 or later. Debian 12 is too old. You can try running Debian Testing (Sid) to get it working.

We cannot help you without a log.txt file attached after your CTD.

I think this is a fluke. That one doesn't matter at all.

@Coop will answer on your spoilers concern.

The problem is very likely this plugin: C:\X-Plane 12\Resources\plugins\124thATC64

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No. X-Plane 11 is no longer developed for.

Ah, you were asking about UNS to Garmin XFill? No, not a thing. I thought you were asking about the GPS. Setting to the CDI on the GNS does not require an active VOR, so you lost me there.

Select the CDI option on the GNS so it takes control of the nav radio channel, then select NAV1 as the nav source for the EHSI. If X-Plane supports crossfill, then yes. Been too long since I've tried!

Thanks for this report! We've found the issue and resolved it. You can install the fix by re-downloading the new installer, and re-installing!

@meierzwo, adding to what @Pils stated above, Linux is a choice thing and not something Gizmo held us back on. It's a business decision. For the aircraft and plugins you mentioned, it is not likely we will begin supporting Linux. Regarding the Gizmo list, and stated by @Pils, the updated installers do inform you what you own that still require Gizmo at the time of install. It is a continually curated list that will always fetch the latest information in that moment. That said, you will not be shown this list if Gizmo is not currently installed on your computer at all. The installer is programmed to assume you don't need to see that list if you're not currently running a product that requires it.