Set up your Oculus Go as regular
Open Oculus app on your phone
Go to app Settings > Tap your headset > More Settings > Press on Developer mode
Create Developer account
Once Developer account is created go back to Oculus app and turn on developer mode
Download Oculus Go.zip from https://app-builds.sexlikereal.com/slr_oculus_go.zip on Mac
Open Terminal for Mac (you can search for it in Launchpad)
Install Homebrew by copying the following command in to the Terminal:
ruby -e “$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)”
After successful installation of Homebrew, install ADB copying command to the Terminal:
brew cask install android-platform-tools
You can test if installation succeeded with command: adb help
After you successfully installed ADB, you are now ready to install your APKs.
Connect your Oculus Go device to your computer using a USB cable
Check if ADB recognizes the device with command: adb devices
If you don’t see any devices listed in the output:
Turn off your Go, disconnect the USB, power your Go back on, reconnect the USB and then run the command again
If you see a device ID show up in the output with “unauthorized” behind it, put your Oculus Go on and give permission
If you see a device ID show up with “device” behind it, you are good to go and ready for the next step
Run the installation command:
adb install /path/to/your.apk
(for Downloads folder it is: adb install /Users/USERNAME/Downloads/SLROculusGo/apks/SLR_go.apk);
Change USERNAME to your own
Congrats, you just installed your APK on your Oculus Go!
Unplug your Oculus Go device, go to Library>Unknown sources
Find SLR Go (com.slr.oculus.go) that is usually on the last page and launch it.
