[quote=“mato”]Hi Luca,
I have upgraded by mac to Sierra to try to see if I have a similar problem, which is not the case. ‘cocoa’ is default for Mac, so you do not need to set it. I understand that you cleared the complete area of /opt/local. It must me a difference between your system and mine. So, lets debug it.
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Thanks! By the way, I just tried to recompile usin X11 instead of Cocoa. The splash screen now triggers XQartz, but still no TCanvas and no TBrowser are displayed.
Do you have a .rootrc in $HOME or in the CWD?[/quote]
No
[quote=“mato”]
Have to changed anything in SIP (System Integrity Protection)?[/quote]
…hmm… If I remember correctly, I disable some protection in order to allow one application to run on my Mac long ago, but I don’t remember what I did at that time.
Have to changed anything in SIP (System Integrity Protection)?[/quote]
…hmm… If I remember correctly, I disable some protection in order to allow one application to run on my Mac long ago, but I don’t remember what I did at that time.[/quote]
If I remember correctly I disable temporarily SIP using “csrutil disable” in recovery mode, then I enabled it again with “csrutil enable”. I get now:
csrutil status
System Integrity Protection status: enabled.
Hi Luca, What I see as different between ours systems is that I have SIP disabled and and I do not have the /usr/X11R6 (from where you get some of the packages) although I have installed XQuartz version 2.7.10_beta2. Mine /usr/X11 points to /opt/X11. I your /usr/X11R6 points to /opt/X11? If not, can you remove/move it and try again? From my side I will enable SIP and see if there is a difference.
Pere
[quote=“mato”]Hi Luca, What I see as different between ours systems is that I have SIP disabled and and I do not have the /usr/X11R6 (from where you get some of the packages) although I have installed XQuartz version 2.7.10_beta2. Mine /usr/X11 points to /opt/X11. I your /usr/X11R6 points to /opt/X11? If not, can you remove/move it and try again? From my side I will enable SIP and see if there is a difference.
Pere[/quote]
Yes, my /usr/X11R6 to /opt/X11:
ls -la /usr/X11R6
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 8 4 Nov 14:11 /usr/X11R6 -> /opt/X11
I just scratched the X11 installation (I disabled SIP first), then reinstalled XQartz from scratch, and root seems to work. I really don’t know what went wrong (I already updated XQartz before), but now everything seems to work.