Portable libraries and utilities that manipulate HFS+ volumes and Apple's DMG images. This fork focuses on hfs extractall.
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planetbeing d955a9ec1f Pulled in an (adapted) version of openssl so libcrypto can be statically compiled in. Yes, it is huge and yes, most parts of libcrypto is not used, but it makes the build process simpler on mingw/Windows. 2008-04-28 06:42:11 -04:00
dmg Pulled in an (adapted) version of openssl so libcrypto can be statically compiled in. Yes, it is huge and yes, most parts of libcrypto is not used, but it makes the build process simpler on mingw/Windows. 2008-04-28 06:42:11 -04:00
hdutil Pulled in an (adapted) version of openssl so libcrypto can be statically compiled in. Yes, it is huge and yes, most parts of libcrypto is not used, but it makes the build process simpler on mingw/Windows. 2008-04-28 06:42:11 -04:00
hfs Pulled in an (adapted) version of openssl so libcrypto can be statically compiled in. Yes, it is huge and yes, most parts of libcrypto is not used, but it makes the build process simpler on mingw/Windows. 2008-04-28 06:42:11 -04:00
ide Added eclipse IDE support 2008-04-27 17:56:38 -04:00
Makefile Pulled in an (adapted) version of openssl so libcrypto can be statically compiled in. Yes, it is huge and yes, most parts of libcrypto is not used, but it makes the build process simpler on mingw/Windows. 2008-04-28 06:42:11 -04:00
README.markdown Explained in README about the new libcrypto dependency for FileVault 2008-04-27 10:36:00 -04:00

README.markdown

README

This project was first conceived to manipulate Apple's software restore packages (IPSWs) and hence much of it is geared specifically toward that format. Useful tools to read and manipulate the internal data structures of those files have been created to that end, and with minor changes, more generality can be achieved in the general utility. An inexhaustive list of such changes would be selectively enabling folder counts in HFS+, switching between case sensitivity and non-sensitivity, and more fine-grained control over the layout of created dmgs.

THE CODE HEREIN SHOULD BE CONSIDERED HIGHLY EXPERIMENTAL

Extensive testing have not been done, but comparatively simple tasks like adding and removing files from a mostly contiguous filesystem are well proven.

Please note that these tools and routines are currently only suitable to be accessed by other programs that know what they're doing. I.e., doing something you "shouldn't" be able to do, like removing non-existent files is probably not a very good idea.

LICENSE

This work is copyright 2008 planetbeing, all rights reserved. It will be released under an a free software license in the near future. Until then, it can only be used with explicit permission (which I probably have given anyone who is reading this right now) and is made available only for educational purposes.

DEPENDENCIES

The HFS portion will work on any platform that supports GNU C and POSIX conventions. The dmg portion has dependencies on zlib (which is included) and libcrypto from openssl (which is not). If libcrypto is not available, remove the -DHAVE_CRYPT flags from the CFLAGS of the makefiles. All FileVault related actions will fail, but everything else should still work. I imagine most places have libcrypto, and probably statically compiled zlib was a dumb idea too.

USING

The targets of the current repository are three command-line utilities that demonstrate the usage of the library functions (except cmd_grow, which really ought to be moved to catalog.c). To make compilation simpler, a complete, unmodified copy of the zlib distribution is included. The dmg portion of the code has dependencies on the HFS+ portion of the code. The "hdutil" section contains a version of the HFS+ utility that supports directly reading from dmgs. It is separate from the HFS+ utility in order that the hfs directory does not have dependencies on the dmg directory.

The makefile in the root folder will make all utilities.

HFS+

cd hfs
make

DMG

cd dmg/zlib-1.2.3
./configure
make
cd ..
make

hdutil

cd hdiutil
make