fileXray and Newer HFS+ Features
In case you were wondering, fileXray (make sure you have a recent version) does support newer HFS+ features such as:
- The “date-added” information stored in Finder Info, which is not the same as the older “creation-time” field in the
statstructure. fileXray will determine if a file or folder has this information set, and if so, will display it. For example:
... # Extended Finder Info reserved1 = 0 date_added = Sat Sep 3 11:21:13 2011 extended_flags = 0000000000000000 reserved2 = 0 reserved3 = 0 # Data Fork logicalSize = 9303170 bytes (9.3 MB) ...
- The per-file content protection extended attributes that are used in the iOS version of HFS+. fileXray will detect these attributes and display the corresponding raw data as well as the interpreted data. For Example:
... # Attributes # Attribute Key keyLength = 62 pad = 0 fileID = 4966082 startBlock = 0 attrNameLen = 25 attrName = com.apple.system.cprotect # Attribute Data Record (Inline) # Record 5 in node 2075 beginning at 512-byte sector 0x65ef0 recordType = 0x10 reserved[0] = 0 reserved[1] = 0 attrSize = 56 bytes attrData = 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 02 00 00 00 28 00 00 00 ( 85 a4 03 d0 5f 6d f3 c9 c8 7f cc 97 99 7c a4 aa _ m | b6 83 6c b9 d2 2c 78 a0 5c 3b 04 ab 87 0a 07 3f l , x \ ; ? 3c 53 6f dc a3 16 83 9a < S o # File Content Protection Information major version = 2 minor version = 0 flags = 00000000000000000000000000000000 (00000000) persistent class = 2 (PROTECTION_CLASS_B) key size = 40 persistent key = 85a403d05f6df3c9c87fcc97997ca4aab6836cb9 d22c78a05c3b04ab870a073f3c536fdca316839a ...