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| Building Firefox to run on Arm macOS machines is less straightforward than
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| Using these instructions, you can either build directly on an Arm macOS machine,
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| == Building on Arm macOS ==
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| # If you installed Rust with older instructions, start by uninstall rustup: <code>rustup self uninstall</code>
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| # Install Rust via https://rustup.rs.
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| # Install Rosetta 2: <code>softwareupdate --install-rosetta</code>
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| # <code>./mach bootstrap</code> doesn't work here, so we need to do some manual steps:
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| ## <code>./mach create-mach-environment</code>. Ignore the error.
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| ## <code>./mach artifact toolchain --from-build macosx64-node</code>
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| ## <code>mv node ~/.mozbuild</code>
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| # <code>./mach build</code>. It should take about 30 minutes on a DTK, or less than 20 minutes on a M1 Mac Mini or Macbook pro. If it takes more, ensure you have nothing else than node running as Intel (check the activity monitor during the build).
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| == Building on x86-64 macOS ==
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| # Install Xcode >= 12.3 or corresponding Command Line Tools.
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| # <code>./mach bootstrap</code>
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| # <code>rustup update</code>
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| # <code>rustup target add aarch64-apple-darwin</code>
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| # Create a <code>mozconfig</code> file at the top of your repository with <code>ac_add_options --target=aarch64</code> as the contents.
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| # <code>./mach build</code>
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| # <code>./mach package</code> to create a <code>.dmg</code> to copy to your Apple Silicon machine
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