Unable to install pkg via scriptSolved

Have you tried installing the app using the install application remote action from the Hexnode portal? Also, could you confirm if your Mac has an Intel or Silicon processor? If it is a Silicon processor, you might need to install Rosetta 2 to run apps that are only compatible with Intel Macs.

I’m using an Intel Mac, so Rosetta 2 isn’t necessary for installing and running apps.
Also, when attempting to push the app via the install application remote action, the installation fails with error code 1001.

I’m trying to install the app specifically with the help of a script. Are there any workarounds for this issue?

Hello @aaron !

After analyzing your issue, it seems that the problem may have been caused by installing an ARM-supported app on an Intel-based Mac. This mismatch in architecture might be the root cause of the problem you’re experiencing.

Apple’s Silicon chip uses a different architecture (ARM) compared to Intel’s x86 architecture, which means that apps created specifically for ARM architecture would not run on x86 architecture. When you try to install an ARM-build app on an Intel Mac, errors may occur. In some cases, the installation may proceed but the app may fail to launch or exhibit unexpected behavior when run.

To resolve this, it is best to download and install apps that are specifically made for your Mac’s architecture. If an app is only available in ARM architecture and you have an Intel-based Mac, you may need to wait for a version of the app that is compatible with ARM architecture or consider alternative apps that are compatible with Intel Macs.

Feel free to reach out if you encounter any more issues or have further questions after trying the solution provided above.

Best Regards,
Ben
Hexnode UEM