Re: Misc Questions...

Charles Dyer <[email protected]>
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Look at <http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/3372/find-all-powerpc-applications-on-os-x>.

That should work.

On 09 May 2011, at 16:50 , Jerry LeVan wrote:

> I have heard from various sources that 'Rosetta' the PPC emulator for Mac OSX is likely
> to go away with the release of "Lion" this summer.
> 
> On my main mac when I try to find the PPC binaries, I go to the System Profiler
> and select Software->Applications the response is that 'No information is available'.
> 
> I suspect root cause of the problem is that spotlight is broken on this particular
> mac ( The indexing process dumps core...Apple seemed to think that a corrupted file
> was the cause but offered no hints on how to find the 'bad files'.
> 
> 1) Is there any other way to see which apps are PPC? ( doing a get info on at least
> 150 apps seems sorta painful...
> 
> I know RapidSVN is PPC based, does anyone else know of a (free gui based) SVN client?
> 
> 2) I keep getting a request for a password from something that advertises itself
>   as a mobilesync client. This only seems to occur on one of the three macs I am
>   using. Does anyone know a way to stop this behavior?
> 
> 3) Whenever I reboot one of my macs ( with an attached usb drive) I *always* get
> asked if I want to use the usb drive as a time machine destination. I answer 'never'
> but I use super duper to clone the drive five days a week...
> 
> Is there a file I can create on the mac that will prevent the asking when it gets
> copied to the usb drive via SuperDuper?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Jerry
> 
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