chrisbachmann wrote:
ChrisHalos wrote:
It was actually an OS X permissions issue, running as sudo solved it:
sudo /Applications/YubiKey\ Personalization\ Tool.app/Contents/MacOS/YubiKey\ Personalization\ Tool
So why is running as sudo an appropriate solution? A reasonable response to software is to be able to run it without needing to go to the command line, so why does this seem to be a requirement for some people?
Also, that solution does not always work.
Code:
$ sudo /Applications/YubiKey\ Personalization\ Tool.app/Contents/MacOS/YubiKey\ Personalization\ Tool
$ sudo bash
bash-3.2# /Applications/YubiKey\ Personalization\ Tool.app/Contents/MacOS/YubiKey\ Personalization\ Tool
Illegal instruction: 4
I am running into this same error now on my OS 10.14 MacBook Pro. Previously I have had no problems reprogramming Yubikeys but this is my first time doing so on the new OS. Running as sudo gives the Illegal Instruction: 4 error.
The keys I've tried all work fine when plugged directly into the laptop, it's just the personalization tool that is erring out. I did, of course, uninstall the Tool and reinstall the latest version, just to be sure.
Any suggestions if sudo isn't working (as noted above)