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Re: Find all PowerPC Applications in Applications folder


  • Subject: Re: Find all PowerPC Applications in Applications folder
  • From: Ronald Hofmann <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 03 Apr 2011 04:13:15 +0200

Hi Chris,
I haven´t done that yet. But I checked the file PPC_Applications_Report.txt visually and realized  that also files are listed which are not PowerPC.
See example below (OnMacBoot which is an AppleScript app).

Right now I´m trying to do it directly from the terminal. Unfortunately I´m getting a couple of errors.

iMac27:~ ronny$ system_profiler SPApplicationsDataType | grep -B1 -A5 PowerPC > ~/Desktop/PPC_Report1.txt

Does this work on your Mac?

Errors:
CoreEndianFlipData: error -4940 returned for rsrc type DITL (id 134, length 125, native = no)
SystemFlippers: didn't consume all data for vers ID 1 (pBase = 0x7fb7e4d65b30, p = 0x7fb7e4d65b38, pEnd = 0x7fb7e4d65b39)

SystemFlippers: didn't consume all data for vers ID 1 (pBase = 0x7fb7e4ecab70, p = 0x7fb7e4ecab98, pEnd = 0x7fb7e4ecaba5)

SystemFlippers: didn't consume all data for vers ID 1 (pBase = 0x7fb7e7247cf0, p = 0x7fb7e7247d04, pEnd = 0x7fb7e7247d05)

SystemFlippers: didn't consume all data for vers ID 1 (pBase = 0x7fb7e70479d0, p = 0x7fb7e70479e5, pEnd = 0x7fb7e70479e6)

Any clues?

Greetings Ronald
---

Example OnMacBoot:
OpenEBank:

      Last Modified: 30.05.09 08:48
      Kind: PowerPC
      64-Bit (Intel): No
      Location: /Volumes/OnTour/work/DEV/0201-AppleScript/OpenEBank.app

    OnMacBoot:

      Last Modified: 17.01.11 04:47
      Kind: Universal
      64-Bit (Intel): Yes
      App Store: No
      Location: /Volumes/OnTour/work/DEV/0201-AppleScript/OnMacBoot.app

Greetings Ronald
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Am 03.04.2011 um 03:27 schrieb Christopher Stone:

On Apr 02, 2011, at 19:41, Ronald Hofmann wrote:
Oh I see, thanks for help, but I found a solution.
I did 'grep location' and skipped B4 an A3 and now I get the proper line for further processing.

______________________________________________________________________

Hey Ronald,

That won't work unless you first extract the records which are of 'Kind: PowerPC'.

Were you able to do that?

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Best Regards,
Chris

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