Installed Git, not sure how to get it working
Solution 1
This is likely a compiler or a permission issue.
Searching google for "Illegal instruction: 4" returns many results. See this link:
I would suggest removing git, and simply installing Xcode because installing Xcode also installs a mac specific version of git.
You could alternately install using homebrew
Solution 2
Not detracting from the command line approaches at all, but you can also get the GUI version.
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MeltingDog
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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MeltingDog over 1 year
Ive installed Git on my Mac (OS 10.7.5) and it seems to be successful (I get the successful installation message). But when I open my terminal and try some basic command line, eg"
git --version
I just get the message:Illegal instruction: 4
This is what all the tutorials tell me to do to get started. I am at a loss as to what to do next.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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Sean Allred over 10 yearsHomebrew is the easiest option, IMHO. You will still need to install Xcode, but you might be able to avoid its bloated CLI package.