Working with Kinect: Installing OpenNI & Sensorkinect (Drivers) It was on mid 2010, I just entered college, I know there is a new human-computer interaction device will come in to the market. At that time, I was following a professor/lecturer from Carnegie Mellon University named Johny Chung Lee and his Wii Projects.
I am trying to install kinect on my macOS Sierra (10.12).I have used the explanation on greenfoot, so I downloaded Openni, KinectDriver and NITE, extracted them got to the unzipped directory through the terminal and tried to install using the command: sudo ./install.sh
This is what I get as a result though:
I have tried to find a solution but i didn't manage to find something that could help me for Sierra.
Christian Gollhardt1 Answer
It's rootless issue. Since 10.11, Apple don't give you root power to install the code. Try the second link to see whether you can get the root power back for installation.https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/193368/what-is-the-rootless-feature-in-el-capitan-really
