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I need a new Search.Bundle file.

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bentley

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Mar 20, 2005
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My search.bundle file located in

HD>System>Library>Core Services


has gone AWOL and as such is giving me problems using Spotlight.


Would anybody be able to send me a copy?

daniel (dot) bentley (at) gmail (dot) com

I'd be very grateful!

thanks
 
You might be able to extract it from the OS X install packages using something like Pacifist, but I've never done it myself, so YMMV.
 
can no-one just send me theres? I've read about it working with any file as they're all the same PPC and Intel.
 
killmoms said:
Why don't you just grab Pacifist and your system restore DVD and do it yourself? It's not hard. :rolleyes: Honestly, some people.
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because I'm a couple of hundred miles away from my System Restore DVD.


swindmill that would be great if you could email it me.
 
I'm telling ya, Mac OS X (and its coreservices components) are not capable of drag 'n drop installation. take the time, seek out out install dvd, and do the thing right. i say this only because it might save you a lot of time later.
 
I replaced my search.bundle file over a year ago, and it has been fine ever since. That may be the exception, but it can work just fine. I also replaced systemuiserver.app and the bezelservices.framework at the same time, which were extracted from a combo update.
 
well, I suppose that if there is no customization or system/user specific info contained in these files, then it might work. all I'm saying is that your CoreServices folder is the wrong place to be trying out experimental troubleshooting techniques.
 
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