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silvia910 · 01-02-2021, 09:18 PM

I only have a MacBook (MacOS Mojave) and I'm trying to figure out how to use my consult cable to connect to my sr. I already have a consult cable and a consult port on the Wiring Specialties harness.
Anyone have any advice or experience on the best way I should go about doing this? Not having much luck confirmed instructions while researching.

My plan was to try to download VirtualBox to run Windows 10 on my MacOS Mojave, and using ECUTalk. (I also got a new Windows 10 Pro key for the VirtualBox)
Am I on the right track? One aspect I'm wondering if I might have an issue with though is, on the ECUTalk site it says:

Required Files:
ECUTalk on a PC/Laptop requires the .NET Framework 1.1

Will I have to obtain this ".NET Framework 1.1" after downloading VB and/or will I be able to do this while on the Windows VM. This is my first time ever considering or looking into running a VM so I'm just trying to research and figure out what I can.

01-02-2021, 09:18 PM	#1
silvia910 Zilvia Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: NC Posts: 183 Trader Rating: (6) Feedback Score: 6 reviews	Consult software for MacOS I only have a MacBook (MacOS Mojave) and I'm trying to figure out how to use my consult cable to connect to my sr. I already have a consult cable and a consult port on the Wiring Specialties harness. Anyone have any advice or experience on the best way I should go about doing this? Not having much luck confirmed instructions while researching. My plan was to try to download VirtualBox to run Windows 10 on my MacOS Mojave, and using ECUTalk. (I also got a new Windows 10 Pro key for the VirtualBox) Am I on the right track? One aspect I'm wondering if I might have an issue with though is, on the ECUTalk site it says: Required Files: ECUTalk on a PC/Laptop requires the .NET Framework 1.1 Will I have to obtain this ".NET Framework 1.1" after downloading VB and/or will I be able to do this while on the Windows VM. This is my first time ever considering or looking into running a VM so I'm just trying to research and figure out what I can.