If you are running your P25RX on Linux, we could use a writeup for our wiki on how to accomplish this. Same goes for Macs. I know this was discussed earlier in this thread. Such details are always welcome
Mike
Here is a small write up for the Mac for your Wiki that might help any future Mac folks who want to run the P25RX software on it. Of course feel free to modify what I type here for clarity and brevity.
Tips for running BTConfig on the Mac:
Make sure Java is installed on your Mac prior to running BTConfig (latest version is recommended). Download the BTConfig.exe program from the BlueTail Technologies website. Rename the downloaded BTConfig program with a .jar extension (from the .exe extension it originally had). If you try and double click in the BTConfig software at this point, MacOS may block or prompt you to run the software since it’s from an unidentied developer (based on your current Mac Gatekeeper security settings) To remedy this, Control-click the BTConfig program, then choose Open from the shortcut menu.
Click Open. The app is saved as an exception to your security settings, and you can open it in the future by double-clicking it just as you can any registered app.
It will now run and look and function just like it does on Windows and Linux platforms. As of BTConfig 2021_03_25_0703, all known Mac specific bugs have been fixed and should perform identically to the other platforms it runs on.
When using a MacBook laptop and the P25RX together, I also recommend plugging the P25RX into a USB port on the opposite side of the MacBook from the power adapter. I don’t know why, but on certain random MacBooks, this seems to prevent very rare and sporadic lockups. Maybe I’m imagining this, maybe it is specific to a certain type of MacBook model, but it just seems to run better when the P25RX is plugged into a USB port furthest away from the charging cable (power source).
Hope this can be useful and can help out other potential Mac users down the road.