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How To Get To System Library Privateframeworks On Mac

So I am now using vmware player to mount the osx now, and since I accidentally installed the svga display driver with the vmware tool one from darwin now I cant change the resolution of it so I nee.

A framework is a dynamic library and resources for that library, such as images and localization strings. Frameworks have the file extension.framework. In iOS there are two kinds of frameworks: public frameworks and private frameworks.Public frameworks are allowed to be used in App Store apps. Try and document all OSX 10.10 LaunchDaemons and LaunchAgents. Many Mac OS X users lament the lack of sophisticated network analysis tools, often prevalent and seemingly prolific on Linux systems. What many don't know is that Mac OS X comes with a built-in command-line tool to do all sorts of nifty things with Wi-Fi networks, from packet capture (traffic sniffing) to scanning nearby networks' signal to noise ratios. While the other answers are generally true, there is one small exception that deserves to be mentioned. There are some cases where certain contents of private frameworks (besides code libraries there are often databases and similar binary, non-executable files inside them) can be used (bundled) in App Store apps. One such example is the RMPhoneFormat class from @rmaddy, which uses 'a copy of.

Enables Sidecar on old Mac and iPad for macOS 10.15

Sidecar is disabled on these devices by Apple: iMac13,1, iMac13,2, iMac13,3, iMac14,1, iMac14,2, iMac14,3, iMac14,4, iMac15,1, iMac16,1, iMac16,2, MacBook8,1, MacBookAir5,1, MacBookAir5,2, MacBookAir6,1, MacBookAir6,2, MacBookAir7,1, MacBookAir7,2, MacBookPro9,1, MacBookPro9,2, MacBookPro10,1, MacBookPro10,2, MacBookPro11,1, MacBookPro11,2, MacBookPro11,3, MacBookPro11,4, MacBookPro11,5, MacBookPro12,1, Macmini6,1, Macmini6,2, Macmini7,1, MacPro5,1, MacPro6,1

and iPad: iPad4,1, iPad4,2, iPad4,3, iPad4,4, iPad4,5, iPad4,6, iPad4,7, iPad4,8, iPad4,9, iPad5,1, iPad5,2, iPad5,3, iPad5,4, iPad6,11, iPad6,12

You can type this in Terminal to get the model identifier of your Mac: sysctl hw.model.

You can get the model identifier of your iPad by using this app: Mactracker (iOS App Store)

This script disables this blacklist in macOS. This does NOT patch the iPadOS root system, jailbreaking is not required.

This is a command line script. If you want GUI application, try free-sidecar by ben-z.

Tested on macOS 10.15~10.15.4.

How to patch

It is very unstable. There are many known issues. Read Issues. Please use this at your own risk.

  1. Backup /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SidecarCore.framework folder. This script doesn't provide original system file.

  2. Install the latest version of Command Line Tools from Apple Developer website.

  • Requires Apple Developer Account, you can use a free-tier developer account.
  1. Disable System Integrity Protection. How to turn off System Integrity Protection on your Mac. After disabling System Integrity Protection, reboot into normal macOS.
  • To check SIP is disabled: csrutil status

  1. Open Terminal application and clone this repository by running this command: git clone https://github.com/pookjw/SidecarPatcher

  2. Run main.swift: sudo swift SidecarPatcher/main.swift

  • You will need to enter your macOS password.

  • Ignore warnings. If you encounter error and you don't know how to fix, upload a log to Issue. (I can't reply all issues because I don't know all.)

    Luckily i have clicked the revert button and undone these poor instructions. Can’t get any further than this and as for “just go through the various tab settings to make sure wifi is configured correctly” just too too vague. Reset wifi mac library software.

  • About xcrun error and crashing many apps after rebooting: #4

How to revert

Simplest Method (1)

Reinstall your macOS using macOS Combo Update. You can download macOS Combo Update from here. For example, if you're using macOS Catalina 10.15.4, download macOS Catalina 10.15.4 Combo Update. It won't erase your data and it will just reinstall the system.

Simplest Method (2)

Reinstall your macOS using Install macOS Catalina.app. Install it without erasing your disk it won't erase your data and it will just reinstall the system.

Using your backup

  1. Disable System Integrity Protection. How to turn off System Integrity Protection on your Mac.

To check SIP is disabled: csrutil status

  1. Run sudo mount -uw / command.

  2. Copy the original SidecarCore folder: sudo cp /path/to/original /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SidecarCore.framework

  • Make sure you put the right path for SidecarCore /path/to/original.

  1. Set permission as 755: sudo chmod -R 755 /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SidecarCore.framework

  2. Reboot. If you want to enable System Integrity Protection again, you can do so now. (Testing #54)


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Is this OS version specific? Couldn't get it to do anything in 10.4.11.

v.429.6, which doesn't do sniffing..use a -h to get the minimal help

It does work in Tiger but airport uses different command line options.
To see the options, enter:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/airport -h

Does anyone know what HT stands for in the scan read out?

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A device that uses 802.11n high throughput (HT) mode -- also known as Greenfield mode -- assumes that there are no 802.11a/b/g stations using the same channel. 802.11a/b/g devices cannot communicate with a Greenfield AP. Instead, their transmissions are likely to collide, causing errors and retransmissions for both parties. Normally, 802.11 devices share channels by sensing when another device is transmitting, using a back-off timer to wait until the channel is free. However, because an 802.11a/b/g device cannot tell that a Greenfield device is transmitting, it will go right ahead and transmit. To avoid this, the 802.11n standard also defines an HT mixed mode.
A device using HT mixed mode prepares to transmit in both the old 802.11a/b/g fashion and the new 802.11n fashion. Specifically, HT mixed mode devices transmit a legacy format preamble, followed by an HT format preamble. An HT mixed mode device must also send legacy format CTS-to-Self or RTS/CTS (Request to Send/Clear to Send) frames before transmitting. These 'protection mechanisms' let nearby 802.11a/b/g devices -- including those not connected to the HT mixed AP -- sense when the channel is busy.
Of course, these protection mechanisms significantly reduce an 802.11n WLAN's throughput. But they are a price that must be paid to coexist peacefully with 802.11a/b/g neighbors.

Not sure if this works the same under Leopard or earlier.

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This is Snow Leopard only. Older versions had this software, but with only the 'legacy' options. You could do /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/airport -s but not /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/airport scan (which gives the same result). The new /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/airport en1 sniff capability can be replaced by using /usr/sbin/tcpdump -nei en1 -s 0 -w /tmp/XXXX.pcap

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I would delete those MAC addresses if I were you, because you've just unintentionally revealed where you live. More info here.

Per your link: it appears that Verizon has fixed the XSS security issue here - when I try this, my Verizon router flags it as an XSS security problem and blocks it.

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Is this related to how a few network cards can be used to crack security by capturing other wifi network data? I hope there is a sufficiently legit possible reason for there to be more information on this, what's the next step, etc.