Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store

sartoric

@efejota said in Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store:

(ii) There is (or I have found) no way to zoom in or out in the map using the mouse.

double click works for me (zoom in) but I didn’t found any way to zoom back out

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos I tried reinstalling again, and no way. Each time that I execute SA on MBP crash Any idea? This MBP is basic, used for testing, no extra apps, no special settings, basic like when comes new (macOS 11.6.4). Thanks,

isazi

@flypg isn’t MacOS at 12.3 or something like that?

@isazi exactly, macOS 11.6.3

Brad_Olwin

@isazi said in Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store:

@flypg isn’t MacOS at 12.3 or something like that?

Mine is 12.3 and the Suunto App works perfectly:)

isazi

@brad_olwin that is what I meant, maybe apps are not compatible with older MacOS.

@isazi said in Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store:
@brad_olwin that is what I meant, maybe apps are not compatible with older MacOS.

Should not be a problem, on the app infos says:
“Requieres macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with the Apple M1 chip”
And on the App Store compatibility says:
“Works on this MBP”
Could be wrong?

Already updated to the latest update (2.12.0) and Big Sur (11.6.5) today. Still crashing with the message:
“Suunto quit unexpectedly” and if I retry: “The file can’t be found” always on the same loop, and multiple connections attemps to:

firebaseloggin-pa.googleapis.com
graph.facebook.com
firebase-settings.crashlytics.com
regionconfig.amplitude.com
sdk.fra-01.braze.eu

Hope that helps,

sartoric

@flypg
Anything in the mac logs ?

Brad_Olwin

@flypg Big Sur is old, do you have a Mac with Apple Silicon? It only works with those Macs. I just received one and I don’t think they started with less than Catalina. The app will not run on Intel macs.

Thanks @Brad_Olwin, yes, of course, MBP with M1.
Aren’t you confusing yourself with another version?
Big Sur is the it’s the one before latest version. Also is displayed as compatible in the App Store.

Thanks @sartoric, something specific to search for?
Always, as part of crash report say:

dyld3 mode
Crashing on exception: -[_UIAppearance setSectionHeaderTopPadding:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance -x6...

And the numbers on “…” change on each report.

sartoric

@flypg
It looks like some ui component expected but missing, or something like that

pinging @pavel-samokha , maybe he knows or he can check it

pavel.samokha

@flypg Not clear to me, if you have MBP with M1 you for sure should be able to install MacOS 12

pavel.samokha

For unknown reason can’t edit my post,

@flypg Please try to upgrade first https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212735

Also it may be helpful to know what exact model you have (written on the back on your Mac, like “Model Number: A2338”)

Thanks to all!

@pavel-samokha yes, you are right, but I need to stay in Big Sur for the moment until I can move all Macs to Monterey or upgrade the older ones hardware
Of course, exactly this model: A2338. Thanks!

It’s also not a problem you should spend your time on, I just tried to test it because I love test new things and it was compatible with macOS 11+ but it won’t be my everyday use. Thank you very much to all!

sartoric

@pavel-samokha said in Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store:

For unknown reason can’t edit my post,

because it’s pinned, I guess

pavel.samokha

@flypg I reported the issue, but guess we just need to raise minimal required version to 12. Thanks for the report.

herlas

Will it be available for Intel based MBPs? Not sure why it’s exclusively only on the newer M1 processor though

isazi

@herlas because they are ARM processors and most probably the code that runs on the iPad runs on the new M1 Macs. It’s not coming to Intel CPUs, pretty sure.

sartoric

@herlas
Basically what @isazi said.
The app is for iOS but due to the new architecture of Apple silicon, iOS app could run on MBP too, if properly developed.

sartoric

Just as a nerdy reference

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple-silicon/running-your-ios-apps-on-macos