Intel-based is also supported. However, you have to specify the python version as the following instructions. `NOTE: If using conda environment built against pre-macOS 11 SDK use: SYSTEM_VERSION_COMPAT=0 python -m pip install tensorflow-macos otherwise you will get errors like : “not a supported wheel on this platform”`

Hi, @Frameworks Engineer, the latest version of TF-macos and TF-metal result in my IDE crash on my device. And I have reported it on FB9691835; however, there is no answer at all.

Hi, @afaq187. Sorry, this thread is about Intel-based Mac devices, so I can't do anything more for you. However, from my experience, the latest version will cause kernel crashes while training. So my solution is to downgrade to the previous version. I hope this can help.

Hi, @EugeneZhidkov. The latest version can't work at all. And I have already reported this issue at FB9691835. Could you please look into it and solve this issue? Thank you very much.

It's weird, I can run models with ADAM without any issue for the previous version.

That's weird. The previous version is fine for me. Here is my env file in the .yaml form. Maybe you can try it. https://www.icloud.com/iclouddrive/0Yhr444NAqu6oD8qxOfKriY-A#env%5Fmac%5Ftf

Hi, @SvenEck. No, the IDE kernel always crashes when I am trying to train any model.