PackageMaker, never used it before, but simply Opened the Professional Client pkg, clicked on the top, section showing the word “Distribution”, clicked on the “Requirements” tab, highlighted the only listed requirement and clicked the minus sign at the bottom, and finally clicked the ‘build’ button, saving it to my desktop.

Obviously, this may not work for new installs if you haven’t got /dev/tap0 and/or /dev/tun0.

Thanks so much, I use this all day long.

Cheers,

Jeff

I would like to do the same fix for the Professional version 1.4.xxx for mac intel.

To clarify. I did an xar extraction on the version 1.4 (latest pro version of NeoRouter client) pkg file.

I found the pre-install check for /dev/tap0 and removed it. Then used xar to re-package the .pkg

Clicked it and got past the initial failure, and made it through each install step until it came to a message indicating failure was encounter during installation (on the last step).

Is there another step required, like an md5 sum set for the new package?

Thanks for any information you’re willing / able to share.

Cheers,

Jeff

I’m using NeoRouter Pro, same problem after upgrading to Lion. I’m not sure what I’m doing, but removed the check for /dev/tap0 from the precheck, saved and xar’d it, makes it through the initial install, but finally breaks with an error on the last install step, no usable error message. What tool are you using to re-package. I’m happy to do a setup for 1.4 professional (latest) version.

Thanks for figuring this out for the free version.

Cheers,

Jeff