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2. send 0xE000, will return the configuration bytes.
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`results: 850000000000000000005A5A00000008`
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Mapping of configuration bytes so far:
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```
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850000000000000000005A5A00000008
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^^ --> SAK
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```
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Write config:
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1. sending custom auth with all zeros key
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2. send 0xE100
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Homebrew has changed their prefix to differentiate between native Apple Silicon and Intel compiled binaries. The Makefile attempts to account for this but please note that
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whichever terminal or application you're using must be running under Architecture "Apple" as seen by Activity Monitor as all child processes inherit the Rosetta 2 environment of their parent. You can check which architecture you're currently running under with a `uname -m` in your terminal.
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The fastest option is to run the brew command with the `arch -arm64` prefix i.e. `arch -arm64 brew install --HEAD --with-blueshark proxmark3`. This doesn't require running the whole terminal in Rosetta 2.
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Visual Studio Code still runs under Rosetta 2 and if you're developing for proxmark3 on an Apple Silicon Mac you might want to consider running the Insiders build which has support for running natively on Apple Silicon.
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## Install Proxmark3 tools
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