Attempts to install command line development tools using xcode-select --install simply return the following error: xcode-select: note: install requested for command line developer tool but when the dialog box asks me to confirm my request, it says that it failed due to network problems. Obviously, I am on the network, I think the problem is that it does not connect correctly to the correct network.
I saw in similar streams that on 10.12 Sierra that command line tools can be installed / updated via the Mac App Store, but after my wireless card and some other components have been replaced in my MacBook Pro, I can no longer connect to App Store (or iCloud and iTunes or iBooks) without receiving an error saying that my device cannot be verified. I told Apple Support to perform the uninstall and reinstall to solve the problem, but that did not work.
This is why I am trying to find a method for installing command line tools directly from a terminal that does not require access to the App Store. xcode-select --install` works fine on El Capitan and below, so I hope this feature is still available, even if the command is different.
Can someone help me or point out an alternative solution? If not, I think I will have to refuse.
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