Uninstaller "fails" on MacOS 14.4 and newer

[BitGrub]

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macOS Version

macOS 14.4

BlackHole Build(s) Affected

• 2 channel
• 16 channel
• 64 channel
• other/custom build

Describe the bug

I assume this has to do with launchctl's inability to restart coreaudiod.

sudo killall coreaudiod is now more advisable, according to Apple

Reproduction Steps

1. Install Blackhole (any number of channels)
2. Uninstall it via uninstaller, or manually

Expected Behavior

No errors

Screenshots

No response

[devinroth]

Thanks for the reminder. I forgot to update the uninstaller. Devin

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On Apr 12, 2024 at 4:09 AM -0700, BitGrub ***@***.***>, wrote: Please Confirm • I have read the FAQ and Wiki where most common issues can be resolved • I have searched Discussions to see if the same question has already been asked • This is a bug and not a question about audio routing or configuration, which should be posted in Discussions macOS Version macOS 14.4 BlackHole Build(s) Affected • 2 channel • 16 channel • 64 channel • other/custom build Describe the bug I assume this has to do with launchctl's inability to restart coreaudiod. sudo killall coreaudiod is now more advisable, according to Apple Reproduction Steps 1. Install Blackhole (any number of channels) 2. Uninstall it via uninstaller, or manually Expected Behavior No errors Screenshots No response — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[lswee]

This works as a temporary solution:
#779 (comment)

[devinroth]

Fixed with 0.6.0.