Could you please test this? :)

[northen]

By gum he's done it!

It's working now

Try http://departure.dk/files/iNfo-ft.zip now Re-added a few of the features, I omitted before.

 

[edesignuk]

Yup, that works.

 

[northen]

Yup, that works.

Great. I know not to fiddle with the X11/XCode checking now Does it generate correct data? Thanks for your assistance

 

[edesignuk]

Yup, seems to.

No problem

 

[northen]

Yup, seems to.

No problem

Now I just need attention and a slight rename of files *tries small danish mac news site *

 

[4409723]

It works but I still get wonky drive issues. The drive it doesn't work on is a Tiger drive (Legally obtained).

 

[northen]

It works but I still get wonky drive issues. The drive it doesn't work on is a Tiger drive (Legally obtained).

Could have to do with that, actually.

 

[SodaPopMonster]

Works on my computer flawlessly, iBook G3 900MHz

 

[northen]

Works on my computer flawlessly, iBook G3 900MHz

Does it display the CPU as a G3?

 

[Jsmit]

Says G3 on my G3 iMac. Every thing else looks right too.

 

[Hoef]

Are you pulling all my senstive info, keystrokes and credit card info?

 

[northen]

Are you pulling all my senstive info, keystrokes and credit card info?

Nope, remember OS X is so secure, the app would require admin authentication a thousand times before even remotely being able to do that I'll publish the full source code in a giffy

 

[neoelectronaut]

Worked perfectly on my end.

By the way, I'm really digging the icon.

 

[northen]

Worked perfectly on my end.

By the way, I'm really digging the icon.

Hehe, an early Color Macintosh

 

[sjpetry]

Works here.

 

[Vster]

I'm a little confused. I have a 1 GHz PB but program says CPU frequency 667 MHZ

 

[4409723]

Could you post a pic of Apple System Profiler's screen too?

 

[Vster]

Could you post a pic of Apple System Profiler's screen too?

Here you go

 

[4409723]

Here you go

Great, that just removes the possibility that you were jipped when you bought it .

 

[northen]

Here you go

Is the PowerBook running on automatic CPU mode? In that case, iNfo reports the actual CPU speed, which is 5*bus speed, whereas the system tool probably reports the max speed, 7.5*bus speed, or almost 1 GHz.

iNfo gets its information from the sysctl(1) utility, which polls the hardware and asks about information, in this case, the CPU speed, whereas About This Mac reads the CPU Identifier string using IOKit or similar.

Here's my libSysCtl which uses the command-line utility to avoid sysctl(3) return size problems:

/* libSysCtl 1.0
    Copyright (C) David H. Kristensen 2005-X
    Licensed under the 3-clause BSD license */

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

char * SysCtl_Get(char * string) {
        char out[128];
        char * bfr = (char*)malloc(128);
        strcpy((char*)&out, "sysctl ");
        strcat((char*)&out, string);
        strcat((char*)&out, " > .libsysctl-tmp");
        system(out);
        FILE * xpo = fopen(".libsysctl-tmp", "r");
        int i = 0, a;
        int is_commated = 0;
        while( (a=fgetc(xpo))!=EOF ) {
                if(is_commated == 0 && (a == ':' || a == '=')) {
                        is_commated = 1;
                }
                else if(a == '\n') {
                        is_commated = 0;
                }
                else if(is_commated==1) {
                        bfr[i++] = a;
                }
        }
        fclose(xpo);
        bfr[i] = '\0';
        system("rm .libsysctl-tmp");
        return bfr;
}

 

[northen]

bumpex