Programmatically changing "Open using Rosetta" flag
Programmatically changing "Open using Rosetta" flag
- Subject: Programmatically changing "Open using Rosetta" flag
- From: Dirk Stegemann <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 11 Mar 2006 14:13:56 +0200
Dear all,
we've got software released (using ".pkg" files / Apple's installer)
which is contains Universal Binaries and is capable of running
natively on i386 Macs.
On the other hand, due to the fact that third-party software isn't
available as Universal binary yet, some users have been forced to
change one of our installed components to "Open using Rosetta" manually.
This constraint will be removed within the near future, then this
specific component has be set to always run natively.
Therefore, I'd like to include a script / application which is called
by our installer package's postflight script and programmatically
disables the specific component's "Open using Rosetta" flag, just in
case it had been changed by the user in the first place.
Is there an officially supported / recommended way to accomplish this?
Probably an AppleEvent sent to the Finder?
Preferably a command line tool to be called from within a shell script?
Should I post this question to another mailing-list (Carbon-Dev /
Cocoa-Dev / ...)?
Thanks for comments,
Dirk Stegemann
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