Which Macs use the Coin Flasher Intel build?
Use this x86_64 build when About This Mac lists an Intel processor. Macs showing an Apple M-series chip should use the Apple Silicon release instead.
Unsigned x86_64 client ยท macOS approval required on first launch
Open About This Mac and verify that the Processor line contains Intel.
Save Coin-Flasher-macOS-Intel.dmg using the official download button above.
Open the DMG and drag Coin Flasher onto the Applications shortcut.
Because this release is unsigned, macOS may block it. Open Privacy & Security in System Settings, review the warning, and choose Open Anyway only if you trust the file.
Open Terminal in the download folder and calculate the SHA-256 hash. It must match the published value exactly.
60144d93d54f66408a1b8bcdba1f236320c34257abab9a22a9001de153e6825e
shasum -a 256 Coin-Flasher-macOS-Intel.dmgUse this x86_64 build when About This Mac lists an Intel processor. Macs showing an Apple M-series chip should use the Apple Silicon release instead.
Rosetta may translate Intel applications on some Apple Silicon systems, but the separate native arm64 release is the recommended and smaller choice for an M-series Mac.
No. The current release is unsigned and not notarized, so macOS may require approval from Privacy & Security before the first launch.
Yes. The application contains x86_64 code and requires a 64-bit Intel Mac capable of running macOS 12 or later.