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I've downloaded Xcode 8, Beta 2 several times and attempted to install it. Each time, I've encountered the following error when attempting to decompress the file:
The operation couldn't be completed. cpio read error: Undefined error: 0
What I've tried:
Googling suggested I might have a space issue, so I went medieval on my hard drive and cleared out 40 gigs. The file is a fraction of that, even uncompressed.
I ran Onyx and cleaned everything, ran maintenance scripts, repaired permissions, etc.
Multiple downloads, thinking perhaps a download might have been corrupted.
Any other suggestions re: what might get this thing working?
I found another 500 megs of files to delete, bringing my free space to 40.5 GB. Upon attempting to open the ~4.5 GB Xcode_8_beta_2.xip after freeing it up the extra space, I was able to uncompress the archive.
I'm leaving here in case someone else encounters the same problem. This version seems to need significantly more free space than past versions I've installed.
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on mac version 10.14.6
When I tried to open file ".xip" that I had downloaded on Apple website "https://developer.apple.com/download/more/?=xcode"
and then it was alert this message:
"The archive “Xcode_10.3.xip” is damaged and can’t be expanded."
This is most likely caused by some network issue when downloading the file. Re-download the file typically fix this.
If the issue persist, try to download the file with a different network, or use proxy / VPN to avoid bad ISP caches.
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I use the command Whenever I install a jailbreak app and the app's icon doesn't show up. What are some of the command's other use cases? What's the mechanism behind the command?
SpringBoard (the "home screen" application) keeps a cache of all app icons. When installing or removing apps from the App Store, installd performs those changes and updates that cache to reflect them. When installing apps by other means (such as through Cydia), installd is not involved in any way, so for the app to show up properly on the home screen, the cache has to be updated "manually" somehow.
That is exactly what uicache was designed to do. How exactly it achieves that varies between iOS version, but it's mostly a combination of removing the cache files, killing/reloading the services dealing with them and iterating over the installed applications to build a new cache.
You can check its source code on saurik's git repo.
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When i compile a new project in Delphi 7 IDE , then i scan using http://www.virustotal.com my Delphi Project identifies it's ivected 8 Virus:
I reinstall my Windows OS and check my PC Hardisk using Dual Boot Linux Ubuntu but i can't find virus on my PC.
Please help me :'(
I checked on the name of one of the reported viruses in your screen shot and came up with this description from McAfee:
This software is not a virus or a Trojan. It is detected as a "potentially unwanted program"
(PUP). PUPs are any piece of software that a reasonably security- or privacy-minded computer
user may want to be informed of and, in some cases, remove. PUPs are often made by a
legitimate corporate entity for some beneficial purpose, but they alter the security state
of the computer on which they are installed, or the privacy posture of the user of the
system, such that most users will want to be aware of them.
It lists aliases for this from other virus detectors, and the list includes "PUA.Win32.Packer.BorlandDelphi" from clamav. I think that may be the answer. Are you compressing your exe? Regardless, this has to do with some characteristic of the Delphi-generated EXE file and not an actual virus or trojan.
Is your program using the Indy library? Some virus scanners had signatures including Indy code because there were Trojans that used it.
I see two possibilities:
This is a false positive. Your program is doing something that looks like virus behaviour. Only you can tell what your program does.
This is a re-infection of the executable you just compiled.
If you have anti-virus software on your computer and other executables are clean, it must be case 1.
What surprises me is why you would upload your program to Virustotal. What's the reason for that? Did something happen that you have not told us?
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I downloaded the .ipsw file for iOS 7 Beta 4 from Apple's developer website and started installing it using iTunes. iTunes completed its operation and gave message that iPhone will restart automatically once installation complete. I've been waiting for almost 1 and half hour and the progress bar on iPhone is still at the beginning.
Does anybody has any idea about how much time it takes to install? Is anything going wrong. Please advise.
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Usually it doesn't take that long. I installed it, and it took around 15 mins. Did you try re-installing it? Try downloading the new ios 7 developer version, it is less buggy, and your problem may have been fixed. Also try reffering to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6YSmgxpbmo&noredirect=1 Just give it another try. Wait, is your Iphone jailbroken?
On my iPhone 5, and based on your tags it took less than 15 minutes. There may be a problem with Apple's Server verifying the ipsw, unless this has already been done. Do you have lots of apps in the cloud? that could effect the time as well≥ 1 1/2 hours is unusually long for that to install.
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I'm running OS 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and I want to completely wipe Postgres, RoR, and any Gems from my system and start over with fresh installations. The current setup I have now is 100% mucked up, and I'd rather just start from square one than troubleshoot it (since I do not know as much about it as I'd like to).
Is there a way to do this? I don't want to just setup a new subinstall via RVM, I want to completely get rid of everything associated with the RoR environment.
Thanks
I'd highly recommend leaving the broken native install and begin fresh with RVM, you'll have much less issues than trying to fix the native install.