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Mac OS X - Compilation from source instructions
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Installing build prerequisites via Homebrew
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We need to install the openssl library with brew:
brew install openssl
To run the local install script below, we also require the GNU versions of several core Unix utilities:
brew install coreutils
Configure the build
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Clone the repository by running the following:
git clone https://github.com/RfidResearchGroup/proxmark3.git
cd proxmark3
Configure the build by editing Makefile.platform:
cp Makefile.platform.sample Makefile.platform
vim Makefile.platform
Compilation from source
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The following command has been shown to work on MacOS Big Sur with the default Compiler Tools that comes installed on this release of the platform:
make clean && CFLAGS="-I /usr/local/opt/openssl/include" make
If you have sudo rights, you can install the proxmark3 utilities into the system
path by running
sudo make install
Otherwise, assuming you are using the bash shell (using ``chsh -s /bin/bash `whoami```), we can create
an alias to the relevant commands:
export BASHRC="~/.bash_profile"
export PM3LOCAL_PATH="$(greadlink -f .)"
touch $BASHRC
echo "alias pm3=\'$PM3LOCAL_PATH/pm3\'" >> $BASHRC
echo "alias pm3-flash=\'$PM3LOCAL_PATH/pm3-flash\'" >> $BASHRC
echo "alias pm3-flash-all=\'$PM3LOCAL_PATH/pm3-flash-all\'" >> $BASHRC
echo "alias pm3-flash-bootrom=\'$PM3LOCAL_PATH/pm3-flash-bootrom\'" >> $BASHRC
echo "alias pm3-flash-fullimage=\'$PM3LOCAL_PATH/pm3-flash-fullimage\'" >> $BASHRC
When you are done running the previous script, make sure to update the settings in your current shell (Mac Terminal) instance by running
source ~/.bash_profile
When you re-start the Mac terminal, new shell instances will automatically load these new settings.