JayMar wrote:umm...sorry a what now?
The symlink does work, but it's not a permanent fix. It's just a workaround for now. A symlink is almost like a shortcut. The difference is the OS sees the symlink as if it were the actual file/folder.
To make it, you have to use Terminal. The command for a symlink is:
ln -s "actual file" "symlink file"
So as an example, I'm going to assume the Frets on Fire.app is on your Desktop and the folder containing your songs is also on your Desktop in a folder named "Songs". Open up Terminal and type in:
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cd ~/Desktop/Frets\ on\ Fire.app/Contents/Resources/data/; ln -s ~/Desktop/Songs songs
The "~/Desktop/" and "~/Desktop/Songs" in the above code may have to be changed depending on where they are located on your computer.
Edit: I wrote a simple shell scriptto make this easier, hopefully. Make sure you don't have a songs directory inside the Frets on Fire.app.
Also, the Select Song Library is working for me in Alarian Mod. I'm not sure about RF-mod though.