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Apple's Unix-based operating system. Use for questions about the operating system or to provide OS context. For Mac hardware questions, use [mac]. Questions about using macOS on non-Apple hardware ("Hackintosh"), are off-topic.
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MacOs equivalent of adding a user to the linux dialout group on for permissions setup for UA...
The tool doesn't have official support for MacOS but I've confirmed from contributors it's possible to run on MacOS. … Then it occurred to me that maybe the equivalent group for MacOS is named something other than dialout, so I listed all the groups with dscl . list /groups and sure enough, I don't see dialout, only dialer …
