09-15-2007, 11:43 PM

So I accidentally ran delocalizer with the architecture tab checked, a simple case of not watching what I was doing. I have yet to run into a problem, actually my mac is running great (i was suprised how quickly it booted this morning) but I know that there the potential of running into one.
I did this about 2 days ago and have yet to have a problem. Is there a way to reinstall the architectures that were removed without reinstalling OSX?

Or am I left with archive and install? And if so, will I have to remove all those bundeled apps that I took off again? Or will I be left with just a new system folder and a mac identical to my current one (with the architectures of course).

09-17-2007, 01:40 AM

I thought is was Monolingual that removed the various architectures and delocalizer only removes unwanted lanaguges.

09-17-2007, 01:47 AM

Originally Posted by rman

I thought is was Monolingual that removed the various architectures and delocalizer only removes unwanted lanaguges.

It may have been that one lol I know I was using one of em.

Everything is running great, I dont think I'll bother do do either an archive and install or a fresh install, I'll take door #3....

Wait for Leopard! =)

Which after much debating I have finally decided to buy, and am really looking foward to. Time machine, new mail, stacks, quick look. The only thing I see not useful is spaces.