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In iOS there's a folder in the root of the filesystem called HighlandPark. Inside there's a log file which looks something like this:

Code:
Oct 16 02:54:56 localhost hpfd[50] <Notice>: resource request { 'N90 ', '    ' }
Oct 16 02:54:57 localhost hpfd[50] <Notice>: firmware resource loaded { '    ' '    ' }
Oct 16 11:17:37 iPhone-4 hpfd[51] <Notice>: resource request { 'N90 ', '    ' }
Oct 16 11:17:38 iPhone-4 hpfd[51] <Notice>: firmware resource loaded { '    ' '    ' }

It goes on with the same thing right up until Jan 13 2012.

I did a Google and it seems to be a normal thing in iOS 5 which other people were asking about, but I still have no idea what it actually is.

Anyone know? Just kinda curious now :p
 
In iOS there's a folder in the root of the filesystem called HighlandPark. Inside there's a log file which looks something like this:

Code:
Oct 16 02:54:56 localhost hpfd[50] <Notice>: resource request { 'N90 ', '    ' }
Oct 16 02:54:57 localhost hpfd[50] <Notice>: firmware resource loaded { '    ' '    ' }
Oct 16 11:17:37 iPhone-4 hpfd[51] <Notice>: resource request { 'N90 ', '    ' }
Oct 16 11:17:38 iPhone-4 hpfd[51] <Notice>: firmware resource loaded { '    ' '    ' }

It goes on with the same thing right up until Jan 13 2012.

I did a Google and it seems to be a normal thing in iOS 5 which other people were asking about, but I still have no idea what it actually is.

Anyone know? Just kinda curious now :p

Even i just noticed the same folder on my iPhone. Were u able to find out what it is???
 
Nope. Some sort of system log for sure, nothing to worry about, but I have no idea of the details.
 
It's the code name for the noise cancelation of the iPhone 4. Found it here: http://theiphonewiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=/usr/standalone/firmware/HighlandPark/N90
 
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