Voodoo Pad 5.4 not working on M2?
Hi I'm getting my new M2 Macbook Air and tried to install Voodoo Pad, but realise it's not working... wondering what can I do with it? (I purchased with the license key 2 years ago, so the download is from the website not from the Apple App Store
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1 Posted by G on 02 Aug, 2022 10:57 PM
Ky, I just got an M2 MacBook Air, too. It wants me to install Rosetta to use VP as it is expecting an Intel architecture. :(
2 Posted by Albert Gee on 27 Dec, 2023 01:03 PM
Visit the official VoodooPad website or contact the developer to check if there are any updates or a new version of VoodooPad that supports M1 Macs. Developers may release compatibility updates over time.
3 Posted by Joe on 01 Jan, 2024 10:17 PM
I just fired up an M2 Studio. Installing Rosetta only took a minute and Voodoo Pad seems to work fine.
4 Posted by MadelSmith on 11 Oct, 2024 02:00 PM
If VoodooPad isn’t working on your new M2 MacBook Air, it may be due to compatibility issues with the new macOS or the M2 architecture. Here are a few steps you can try:
Check for Updates: Visit the VoodooPad website to see if there's a newer version optimized for Apple Silicon or the latest macOS.
Rosetta 2: If the app isn’t native to Apple Silicon, try running it under Rosetta 2, which emulates Intel-based apps.
Contact Support: Reach out to VoodooPad support for help with your license and compatibility questions. kaiser roof and exteriors