20:01:13.170201+0900 0x251 Error 0x0 100 0 kernelmanagerd: Kcgen roundtrip failed: missing last checkpoint or errors found 20:01:13.170200+0900 0x251 Error 0x0 100 0 kernelmanagerd: Kcgen roundtrip failed checkpoint saveAuxkc: status:error fatalError:Optional("Boot policy error: Error creating linked manifest: code BOOTPOLICY_ERROR_ACM") 20:01:13.169897+0900 0x251 Error 0x0 100 0 kernelmanagerd: Kcgen roundtrip failed with: Boot policy error: Error creating linked manifest: code BOOTPOLICY_ERROR_ACM If I was going to make an uneducated guess and pull out some lines by random, maybe: ![]() I'm unfamiliar with the new system, so I'm not sure which log files to look at, but here is the output from kmtuil log, both at Allow and after reboot: Of course clicking Allow just does the same, reboot, fail, ask to approve again, reboot.fail.ĭirectly on the hardware, the dialog "rebuilding cache" pops up for a few seconds, but with the VMs I do not see it. The same pkg, using the same steps in the VM, will after clicking Allow, ask to reboot (suspiciously fast), then come up with:Įxtensions during startup and they need to be rebuilt before they can be used. I've tested VM macOS versions of Monterey and Ventura. I have obtained a decent joystick now, so mostly using these for trims, buttons and such, as they are perfect for the job.Trying to get some minimum development working again, I've been waiting to be able to macOS in VMs on M1.Ĭurrently both VirtualBuddy, and UTM, can install macOS, I can go to Recovery Boot to disable SIP and enable 3rd party extensions. Now, I know nothing can replace a good yoke/schtick, but in a pinch, if you happen to have some midi controllers laying around and some patience, very useable flight controls can be had! I may do a tutorial on setting up these and other midi devices if enough interest arises. I created a few simple templates with the TouchOSC editor and configured ControllerMate to receive and convert the info via yet another virtual joystick! It then sends said midi information through your network wirelessly or via USB. I wondered if I could configure TouchOSC in a similar fashion? Sure enough, with ControlMate, you can! TouchOSC is an IOS/ANDROID app that lets you create custom midi controllers on your favorite device. Now for the meat and potatoes! I needed to control pitch and roll somewhat realistically if I were to fly proper. No problem! I simply created another ‘virtual joystick’ in ControllerMate and programmed the new sliders to it! (you have to do this for every x,y and slider you wish to configure. Not sure the limit to how many controllers XP can recognize simultaneously?) Joystick controllers generally have just one x and y axis. This was too good to be true! Then the first snag. Having a plethora of buttons, knobs and sliders, I deemed it perfect for controlling the various things that need controlling in the cockpit! Eight engines? No problem! Trims, buttons, radio knobs, etc. For this I used my trusty, Evolution UC33 midi controller. Next was throttle, mixture, prop controls. I created a 'virtual joystick' in ControllerMate and assigned the midi pedals to an x axis in my virtual joystick, fired up XP and VOILA! ‘New Joystick found’! After calibrating, I had rudder pedals! WOO HOO! ( I later removed one pedal from the equation, as they move independently and not in opposition like true rudder controls. (Mac only but there are PC alternatives, I’m sure.) It allows you to create virtual joysticks out of computer keyboards, game controllers and said, MIDI controllers! My first project was to create rudder controls with my Berringer FCB1010 MIDI FOOT CONTROLLER. ![]() I wonder if you can control a plane in XP with any of these? The short answer is YES YOU CAN! I searched the internet and found this handy lil app called ControllerMate. ![]() Being a music geek, I happened to have several MIDI (musical instrument digital interface) controllers laying around the studio. ![]() Having downloaded the XP demo and finding myself without any suitable controls, I decided to improvise a bit. Greetings Frequent Fliers! I’m new to X Plane and the forum and this is my first post so forgive me if it’s been covered before.
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