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“Bose Updater” is damaged and can’t be opened. You should move it to the Trash. #9
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The instructions do go step by step showing people what to do:
What do you prepose to change or add? |
@bosefirmware Thanks for responding so quickly. I downloaded the zip file and moved the edited Bose Updater app into the Applications folder because that's what I always do, so I didn't think to read the instructions properly. Maybe something like the following at the beginning?
@xcxshbsz It's a macOS error not a Bose error. |
@bosefirmware Thank you. But I mean, the version of Bose Updater seems to be old. |
@lgrullon-gilead I finished it successfully. Here is a tutorial, but it is in Chinese. If you need any help, please contact me. |
@lgrullon-gilead I don't know what to tell you. It works, the instructions work. I can only advise that you ask someone else to try and don't help them, ask them to follow the instructions provided and see if they can do it. @xcxshbsz the update files provided on the github are the correct versions for the update Bose made 8 or so months ago. I just double checked both versions on Mac and Windows and they do still work. I saw your post a while back on zhihu.com. Thanks for the help, though outside of China you don't have to setup the HTTP Proxy for this to work with the replacement files I made. Is that still required to get around the Chinese firewall? |
@bosefirmware After the establishment of the pseudo server, I can successfully complete it. The firewall still exists. Although I don’t need to set the HTTP proxy when I access Github, I still need it to download legacy firmware and access Google. Thank you for your work! |
@lgrullon-gilead I didn’t succeed on Mac. First, you need to install Python 3 on Windows. Then you should create a folder such as “D:\bose” and create a folder called “aaaaaaaaaa” in it. Note that the name must be 10 “a”. Download “lookup.xml” and “index.html” and copy them to “aaaaaaaaaa”. The link is given at the end. Then open Cmd, run “python -m http.server 5500” and you will see what is shown in the figure. Then follow the original tutorial. (Replace the BoseUpdater) |
Just to make sure I understand you properly, a proxy is needed in China because China's firewall blocks btu.bose.com Am I correct? |
I had this error and I was able to resolve it. Pay special attention to this command: If you see the error, it means the command didn't work. Double-check the file, if this is the right file, etc. When you execute it, it should work quickly and return to the command prompt. After that, it will launch fine. For details, check part 4 of this guide. |
My device is bose mini2,I followed the instruction,eveything was done successfully.But when I clicked "update now" button on the page,I got an error : |
When I launch the edited Bose Updater (for MacOS) I get a message
It would be useful to emphasise that this message will be present unless the Terminal command is sent - I spent a good few minutes re-downloading and reinstalling before realising I'm missed part of the instructions!
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