Home Diagnostics

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HomeDiagnostic.pkg

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