IMPORTANT!!

Most of the files listed in Ian's script are there! Login as root with your usual password.

I tested some of the commands but not all. For example though, /usr/bin is chocked full of stuff not visible, even in term, when logged in as normal.

I was so pissed that they did not appear to be there. I even wrote a beta feedback to Apple about it. They are probably still laughing at me [us].

Try it, see for your self. Unless I did something special, they will be there for you too...

[lwalter]

What new tools appeared?
I didn't see anything new appear in /usr/bin when I logged in as root.
Most UNIX commands were already in /usr/bin, but compilers (except for Java).

[localhost:/usr/bin] root# ls
CFInfoPlistConverter find2perl lprm rsh
a2p finger lsbom rsync
activateSettings fixPrecomps m4 ruptime
addftinfo flex machine rwho
addr flex++ mail s2p
afmtodit fmt mailq sample
appleping fold mailstat sc_usage
appletviewer fontloader make sccs
apply formail malloc_history scp
apropos fpr man script
ar from md sdiff
arch fs_usage merge sed
as fsplit mesg segedit
asa fstat mig serialver
at ftp mkafmmap shar
at_cho_prn gawk mkbom shlock
atlookup gawk-3.0.4 mkdep showmods
atos gdb mkfifo showmount
atprint genstrings mklocale size
atq getopt mkservdb sliceprint
atrm gm4 mkstr slogin
atstatus gnumake more soelim
autoconf gnutar msgs sort
autoheader gprof native2ascii splain
autoreconf grep ncftp split
autoscan grodvi neqn ssh
autoupdate groff newaliases ssh-add
awk grog nfsstat ssh-agent
b2m grohtml nibtool ssh-keygen
banner grolj4 nice states
basename grops nicl strings
batch grotty nidump strip
bc groups nifind su
biff gunzip nigrep sudo
bison gzcat niload sum
bridget gzexe nireport sum32
bsdmake gzip niutil tail
c++ h2ph nm talk
c++filt h2xs nmedit tar
c2ph hdicreate nohup tbl
c_rehash hdid nroff tclsh8.1
cacheCoveredChars hdiverify nslookup tcopy
cachePrefs head nsupdate tee
cacheTimeZones headerdoc2html ntpq telnet
cal heap objcunique texi2html
calendar hexdump od tfmtodit
cap_mkdb host open tftp
cc hostinfo opendiff tiff2icns
checknr hoststat openssl tiffutil
chflags hpftodit osacompile time
chfn htdigest osalang tnameserv
chgrp htpasswd osascript top
chpass id otool tops
chsh ident over touch
ci ifnames package tput
cksum igawk pagesize tr
clear indent pagestuff troff
cmp indxbib passwd true
cmpdylib install paste tset
co installer.sh patch tsort
col jam pb2pbx tty
colcrt jar pbcopy ul
colrm jarsigner pbpaste uname
column java pbxbuild uncompress
comm javac perl unexpand
compileHelp javaconfig perl5.6.0 unifdef
compress javadoc perlbug uniq
config javadt perlcc units
cpio javah perldoc unvis
cpp javap pfbtops unzip
crontab javatool pic uptime
ctags jdb pico users
cut jikes pl uudecode
cvs join pl2pm uuencode
cvs-diff-branch jot pod2html vacation
cvs-make-branch kdestroy pod2latex vers_string
cvs-merge-branch keytool pod2man vgrind
cvs-revert kinit pod2text vi
cvs-view-diffs klist pod2usage view
cvsbug kpasswd podchecker vis
dbmmanage krb524init podselect vm_stat
dc ksu policytool vmmap
defaults ktrace pr w
diff kvno printenv wall
diff3 lam printf wc
diffpp last procmail wget
diffstat lastcomm projectInfo what
dig latency psbb whatis
dirname ld pstruct whereis
ditto leaks purgestat which
dnsquery leave quota who
dprofpp less ranlib whoami
du lessecho rcs whois
egrep lesskey rcs-checkin window
emacs lex rcs2log write
emacs-20.7 lex++ rcsclean xargs
emacsclient libtool rcsdiff xstr
enscript lipo rcsmerge yacc
env lkbib rcz yes
eqn locate redo_prebinding ypcat
error lock refer ypmatch
etags lockfile renice ypwhich
ex logger reset zcat
expand login rev zcmp
expn logname rlog zdiff
extcheck look rlogin zforce
false lookbib rmail zgrep
fcache lorder rmic zip
fetchmail lpc rmid zmore
fgrep lpq rmiregistry znew
file lpr rpcgen zprint
find lpr_ot rs

- Thats them...

This may have been a result of individually installing the Essentials and Developer packages off the OS X DP4 cd. If you have the cd, and can't locate those files on your machine, try installing them from the cd. Also, Apple's installer app (after you have gotten a few steps into the installation process) has a menu choice for viewing the files to be installed and their target directories. Most of the apps that these two packages install are worthless for the PB, but all the Unix stuff works.

-emnity

[lwalter]

Seems to be a misunderstanding: I was talking about OS X PB and you about OS X DP 4...
BTW, I haven't seen any C++ compiler in your list and most of these tools (if not all) are already available in OS X PB.

I was refering to OS X PB. The packages 'Developer' and 'Essentials' were installed onto OS X PB from the OS X DP4 cd. The c++ compiler is infact there, I have used it to install 'ncurses' (avail. from freshmeat.net) and a few other libs, with the 'make' command. Like I said though, I'm not certian if the files contained in /usr/lib were there prior to the installation of these two packages.

[Angus_D]

No, a lot of them weren't there before you installed the Developer.pkg from OSXDP4 CD :-)

CC is the c compiler, btw, and it's definitely NOT included as standard with the PB.

Atleast we know this...

If you don't want to wait for the dev cd, and 100+ MB download is a little too much for your stomach (1.e. 56k modem) - install the packages off your DP4 cd, if you got it.

[rsanford]

I installed the developer tools off of the DP4 CD several weeks ago before my PB Dev Tools CD arrived. While that worked great for command line compiles, all of the IDE tools would fail to launch.

Also, when I finally did get my Dev Tools CD, the package would refuse to install on my system. I ended up having to reinstall OS X PB from scratch to get the official PB Dev Tools to install.

I did quite a bit of initial tinkering with my system, so the DP4 tools may not have caused the problem I had, but beware. It just may have.

[This message has been edited by rsanford (edited 10-03-2000).]

I wish all of us had access to these tools. I'm trying to cross-compile a few command line and X windows apps. I got the basic cc from Darwin 1.0 (which is egcs not gcc BTW). I need libm, which I can get from the Darwin CVS site, but fails to make, because javaconfig is nowhere to be found. Anybody know a source for either?

Originally posted by rsanford:
I installed the developer tools off of the DP4 CD several weeks ago before my PB Dev Tools CD arrived. While that worked great for command line compiles, all of the IDE tools would fail to launch.

I had the same results.