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'''Home Diagnostics''' is an package which contains a few apps that are used by [[wikipedia:Foxconn|Foxconn]] or [[wikipedia:Apple_Inc.|Apple]]. Among apps (listed below), it also installs a crash dumper, which automatically launches when an iDevice is connected and dumps the logs to the computer, and an additional panel for Xcode Organizer. It also installs a handful of useful command line utilities to /usr/local/bin. These applications aren't installed in /Applications like normal (except [[AirSwitch]]); They are instead installed to /AppleInternal/Applications.
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'''HomeDiagnostic.pkg''' is a package which contains apps that are used by [[wikipedia:Foxconn|Foxconn]] and [[wikipedia:Apple_Inc.|Apple]]. The package install apps (see [[#Applications by Build|Applications by Build]], a crash dumper which launches when an iDevice is connected and dumps the devices logs to the computer, an Xcode Organizer panel and a handful of command line tools. Applications from this package are installed to <code>/AppleInternal/Applications</code> instead of <code>/Applications</code> and the command line tools are installed to <code>/usr/local/bin</code>. The only exception to this was [[AirSwitch]] which, prior to '''HomeDiagnostic.pkg''' build <code>18B86</code>, was installed to <code>/Applications</code>.
   
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It should be noted that the name of the actual package is HomeDiagnos'''tic'''.pkg and not HomeDiagnos'''tics'''.pkg
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= Applications =
  
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It usually contains the following apps: [[PurpleRestore]], [[PurpleSNIFF]], [[PurpleFAT]], [[SkankPhone]], [[SkankTunes]]/[[FakeTunes]], [[ScreenShotr]], [[DCSD]], [[PurpleBuildSanitizer]], [[iOS Menu]], [[iPhone Menu]], [[PurpleConsole]], [[PowerWarriorX]], [[PurplePod]] , [[iRemoteX]] and [[CarDisplaySim]].
  
   
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= HomeDiagnostic.pkg =
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Starting from 17A400, Home Diagnostics include [[AirSwitch]], a tool to install OTA updates from internal servers using a [[Kanzi Cable]], and [[PurpleRabbit]], which looks like a [[PurpleRestore]] replacement, although it still uses it.
  
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The following apps are included in most builds: [[PurpleRestore]], [[PurpleSNIFF]], [[PurpleFAT]], [[SkankPhone]], [[SkankTunes]]/[[FakeTunes]], [[ScreenShotr]], [[DCSD]], [[PurpleBuildSanitizer]], [[iOS Menu]], [[iPhone Menu]], [[PurpleConsole]], [[PowerWarriorX]], [[iRemoteX]] and [[CarDisplaySim]].
   
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== Changelog ==
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Starting from 18B86, two new apps named [[AtlasUI]] and [[AtlasRecordsUI]] are included, and [[AirSwitch]] is moved to /AppleInternal/Applications.
  
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'''17A400'''
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* [[AirSwitch]], a tool to install OTA updates from internal servers using a [[Kanzi Cable]], is now included
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* [[PurpleRabbit]], a tool for running tests and handling firmware/software on prototype iDevices, is now included
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'''18B86'''
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* [[AtlasUI]], the purpose of which is currently unknown, is now included
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* [[AtlasRecordsUI]], the purpose of which is currently unknown, is now included
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* [[AirSwitch]] is now installed to <code>/AppleInternal/Applications</code> instead of <code>/Applications</code>
   
 
== Applications by Build ==
  
== Applications by Build ==

Revision as of 21:55, 22 November 2021

This article discusses software internally used by Apple.

Acquiring a copy without Apple's consent is illegal and may result in being scammed.
Engaging in illegal activity is not condoned. This information is provided for educational purposes only.

HomeDiagnostic.pkg
Hdpkg.png
Homediags 18B86.png
HomeDiagnostic.pkg (18B86)
Original author(s) Apple Inc.
Developer(s) Apple Inc.
Stable release 18B86
(latest known version)
Operating system macOS
Size 156-392 MB
Available in English
Type Package
License Closed source

HomeDiagnostic.pkg is a package which contains apps that are used by Foxconn and Apple. The package install apps (see Applications by Build, a crash dumper which launches when an iDevice is connected and dumps the devices logs to the computer, an Xcode Organizer panel and a handful of command line tools. Applications from this package are installed to /AppleInternal/Applications instead of /Applications and the command line tools are installed to /usr/local/bin. The only exception to this was AirSwitch which, prior to HomeDiagnostic.pkg build 18B86, was installed to /Applications.

It should be noted that the name of the actual package is HomeDiagnostic.pkg and not HomeDiagnostics.pkg

HomeDiagnostic.pkg

The following apps are included in most builds: PurpleRestore, PurpleSNIFF, PurpleFAT, SkankPhone, SkankTunes/FakeTunes, ScreenShotr, DCSD, PurpleBuildSanitizer, iOS Menu, iPhone Menu, PurpleConsole, PowerWarriorX, iRemoteX and CarDisplaySim.

Changelog

17A400

  • AirSwitch, a tool to install OTA updates from internal servers using a Kanzi Cable, is now included
  • PurpleRabbit, a tool for running tests and handling firmware/software on prototype iDevices, is now included

18B86

  • AtlasUI, the purpose of which is currently unknown, is now included
  • AtlasRecordsUI, the purpose of which is currently unknown, is now included
  • AirSwitch is now installed to /AppleInternal/Applications instead of /Applications

Applications by Build

(Work in progress) Variations in version number formatting are due to the various ways these programs report their version. Generally a number without a decimal is the build number and a number with a decimal is the "product version number".

Butler 14B70  
Application Version
CarDisplaySim 1.0
DCSD 1.0
iOS Menu 1
iPhone Menu 1.0
PowerWarriorX 391
PurpleBuildSanitizer 1.0
PurpleConsole 1.0
PurpleFAT 59.2.13
PurplePod 1
PurpleRestore 3 3.0
PurpleSNIFF 2.0
ScreenShotr 174
SkankPhoto 174
SkankTunes 5.0
stack 1.0
PurpleRegister 2.0.0
Whitetail 14A171  
Application Version
CarDisplaySim 1.0
DCSD 1.0
iOS Menu 1
iPhone Menu 1.0
PowerWarriorX 382
PurpleBuildSanitizer 1.0
PurpleConsole 1.0
PurpleFAT 59.2.13
PurplePod 1
PurpleRestore 3 3.0
PurpleSNIFF 2.0
ScreenShotr 174
SkankPhoto 174
SkankTunes 5.0
stack 1.0
PurpleRegister 2.0.0
Tigris 15A278b  
Application Version
CarDisplaySim 1.0
DCSD 1.0
iOS Menu 1
iPhone Menu 1.0
PowerWarriorX 399
PurpleBuildSanitizer 1.0
PurpleFAT 59.2.14
PurplePod 1
PurpleRestore 3 3.0
PurpleSNIFF 2.0
ScreenShotr 174
SkankTunes 5.0
stack 1.0
Yukon 17A400  
Application Version
AirSwitch 0.80
CarDisplaySim 1.0
DCSD 1.0
FakeTunes 5.0
iOS Menu 1
iPhone Menu 1.0
iRemoteX 1
PowerWarriorX 436
PurpleBuildSanitizer 1.0
PurpleFAT 59.2.14
PurpleRabbit 2.1
PurpleRestore 3 3.0
PurpleSNIFF 2.0
ScreenShotr 174
stack 1.0
AzulB 18B86  
Application Version
AirSwitch 1.012
AtlasRecordsUI 2.30.12
AtlasUI 2.30.12
CarDisplaySim 1.0
DCSD 1.0
FakeTunes 5.0
iOS Menu 1
iPhone Menu 1.0
iRemoteX 1
PowerWarriorX 504
PurpleBuildSanitizer 1.0
PurpleFAT 59.2.14
PurpleRabbit 61.40.4~301
PurpleRestore 3 3.0
PurpleSNIFF 2.0
ScreenShotr 174
stack 1.0
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