Re: Minimal install to repair missing kernel extension
Re: Minimal install to repair missing kernel extension
- Subject: Re: Minimal install to repair missing kernel extension
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2008 09:45:48 -0800
On Nov 12, 2008, at 9:36 AM, Harald Striepe wrote:
At the beginning of our application we check for a potentially
displaced kernel extension.
I would like to build a tiny package to accomplish this with a
couple of minimal dialogs - intro, privilege elevation, do the deed,
closing dialog. PackageMaker does a fairly complete number, but it
still is "wordy". Are there other tools or ways to use PackageMaker
from the command lines that make it simpler.
I'd like to avoid doing a cocoa app, but a shell prompt is also not
good for customers...
You probably want to use PackageMaker's embedded command-line utility:
espich$ /Developer/Applications/Utilities/PackageMaker.app/Contents/
MacOS/PackageMaker -help
packagemaker --root | -r root-path
--doc | -d pmdoc-path
--out | -o destination-path
--id | -i package-identifier
--version | -n version
--title | -t title
--install-to | -l install-to-path
--info | -f info-path
--resources | -e resources-path
--scripts | -s scripts-path
--certificate | -c certificate-name
(--filter | -x regular-expression)*
(--target | -g 10.5 | 10.4 | 10.3)*
(--domain | -h system | user | anywhere)*
--verbose | -v
--no-recommend | -m
--root-volume-only | -b
--discard-forks | -k
--temp-root
Creating a snapshot package:
packagemaker --watch [normal options, except --doc and --root]
Signing an existing flat package/metapackage:
packagemaker --sign path-to-pkg
--certificate | -c certificate-name
[--out | -o] destination-path
Backwards compatible mode:
packagemaker -build -proj pmproj-path
-p destination-path
[-b build-path]
[-s] [-ds] [-v] [-u]
packagemaker -build -f root-path
-p destination-path
-i info-plist-path
[-r resources-path]
[-d description-plist-path]
[-b build-path]
[-s] [-ds] [-v] [-u]
packagemaker -build -mi | -mc | -ms packages-directory-patch
-p destination-path
-i info-plist-path
[-r resources-path]
[-d description-plist-path]
[-b build-path]
[-v]
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