legacyloader-arm64 keeps wanting permission: indeed very annoying

[ChangeAgent]

I just set up two MBP’ M1. One of them pops up this box on a regular basis. Boring indeed.

I find it strange as both machines are more or less identically set up, different users but same software.

Any tips on how to fix this or why it happens?

The box:



And the machine:

 

[IWT]

I'm hoping that the following links will assist your understanding of legacy extensions. It is very annoying and seems to relate to apps that are not completely compatible with your Operating System (OS).

See if any of these help:

System Preferences legacyLoader an… | Apple Developer Forums

developer.apple.com

About system extensions and macOS

Some system extensions aren't compatible with current versions of macOS or won't be compatible with a future version of macOS. Learn what to do if you see an alert about system extensions or kernel extensions.

support.apple.com

Apple Begins Warning Users That 'Legacy System Extensions' Won't Work With a Future Version of macOS

Apple has shared a new support document that indicates kernel extensions — which it calls "legacy system extensions" — will not be compatible...

www.macrumors.com

From my reading - but wait till others chime in to confirm or not - it's probably okay to enter your Admin PW and Click OK. See what others think.

Ian

 

[ChangeAgent]

Thanks for the links, I had found similar stuff and some of these. I did enter my PW and OK, and it keeps comming back.

 

[IWT]

Oh, that's a pity to say the least. I presume you have tried the trusted: turned off your Max.. Wait 5 minutes, and reboot?

The other thing you should consider is downloading and running Onyx app which we always recommend It can be downloaded from here:

Titanium Software | Operating System Utilities for Mac - OnyX

OnyX is a multifunction utility that you can use to verify the startup disk and the structure of its system files; run tasks of cleaning and computer maintenance; configure some hidden parameters of many Apple applications; and more.

www.titanium-software.fr

There are specific versions for each Operating System (OS). Make sure you get the version for your specific Mac.

Open the app and choose "Maintenance". Use the default options. Run it. It will check & correct most things, then restart you Mac.

It is free, will do no harm and may solve your problem.

Ian

 

[ferrarr]

Look at the differences between the 2 MBP. There is an issue somewhere there.

 

[ChangeAgent]

Oh, that's a pity to say the least. I presume you have tried the trusted: turned off your Max.. Wait 5 minutes, and reboot?

I did that, no luck.

I know Onyx and others. No luck.

I found the culprit this morning. EasyFind. After ticking the Rosetta box, it seems to have solved it.

Thanks for your help you all.

 

[IWT]

Thanks for the feedback. So it was a Rosetta problem which needed to be "ticked" in order for the app to run?

Well done, anyway. Others may learn from your endeavours.

Ian

 

[ChangeAgent]

Others may learn from your endeavours.

Ian

Yep, that is why I posted.