Minecraft crashes while launching - failed to find service port for display

[schmiddi_0 0]

Hey guys, I installed Forge on minecraft 1.16.4 on my Macbook Pro and it always crashes when I try to launch it. It says "failed to find service port for display".

Here's the crash report: https://pastebin.com/NkqXAqD5

and here's the debug log: https://pastebin.com/vSmdSTXY

I hope the way I posted them is correct. :)

Thanks in advance for your help. I really appreciate your efforts!

 

[DaemonUmbra 541]

 

[schmiddi_0 0]

I had it running once but when I reinstalled minecraft and forge (Well not I did that but a friend of mine) and added it to my jvm args I continued on getting the glfw error 65544

[DaemonUmbra 541]

Are you sure you added it correctly?

[schmiddi_0 0]

I added it like this. But I don‘t know what’s different to before when it worked

[DaemonUmbra 541]

Please provide debug.log (more info on where it is and how to provide it in my signature below, just expand the spoiler)

[schmiddi_0 0]

12 hours ago, DaemonUmbra said:

Please provide debug.log (more info on where it is and how to provide it in my signature below, just expand the spoiler)

Debug log

that’s the debug log. Thanks so far, I hope we can get this fixed  

Edit: I forgot to mention that the one time it worked with the jvm arg was on 1.16.3 (that’s why I send you the debug log for 1.16.3). On 1.16.4 it wouldn‘t even launch one time. 
edit 2: in case You can’t give support for 1.16.3 here the debug log for 1.16.4 where it didn‘t work after adding the argument Debug log 1.16.4

Edited December 14, 2020 by schmiddi_0

[DaemonUmbra 541]

Is everything up to date on your device?

[schmiddi_0 0]

Yes. Also reinstalled Java.

[DaemonUmbra 541]

This is infuriating because from the look of it this is coming straight out of GLFW when it can't find the service OSX is supposed to provide for accessing the monitor

[schmiddi_0 0]

Hm.. what do you recommend me to do? Completely reset the MacBook? Reinstall everything once again? What can I do?

[DaemonUmbra 541]

Does vanilla work?

Had someone else confirm it's broken with vanilla too, and there's nothing we can do.

This is an issue with Apple deciding they don't want old stuff to work on their new stuff.

Edited December 15, 2020 by DaemonUmbra

[Illendril 0]

Following this... exact same thing is happening to me.

 

Mac Book Pro 2020 - M1 Chip. At first I thought it had something with the ARM chip. Minecraft works fine when run without forge. Tried running through the console as well, but with and without rosetta.

 

 

[schmiddi_0 0]

Thank you. But somehow it worked once and vanilla works, too..  do you think resetting everything could help? Or is there nothing I can do?

[DaemonUmbra 541]

Did you update anything since the last time it worked?

[schmiddi_0 0]

I just reinstalled minecraft & forge once, but didn’t do anything different. It also was just a few minutes in between the time it worked and the reinstallation 

[ju_ 0]

Hi,

to follow on the subject i have the same issue

https://pastebin.com/E47LtT43

it works fine on my end with vanilla or other version.

i only have this issue with forge for 1.16

[DaemonUmbra 541]

More research was done on this issue, this was the result:

 

[tj :D 0]

On 1/22/2021 at 2:07 PM, DaemonUmbra said:

More research was done on this issue, this was the result:

 

oh okay, so its something to do with the new apple macbooks, possibly the updates or also bcos of the newer chip they added? thank you for this, bcos mine was doing the same thing, but ig i didn't do anything wrong^-^

[tj :D 0]

lmao yeah it is something about the new macbook, just tried on my old one, even if its kinda broken (need to service battery and whatnot) it works properly on there.