This guide will help you with the following:
- Disabling the Firewall
- Enabling SSH & VNC
- Playing xvid/divx encoded stuff
- Stopping Watchdog
- Running Applications(Firefox, Centerstage, etc)
- Installing Quart
What you will need:
- 1 Computer(pref. Intel Mac)
- a torx 10(for the case) and a torx 8(for the hard drive)
- A way to hook up a 2.5” hard drive to your computer(can be found at bestbuy or radio shack ask for a “2.5” hard drive enclosure”
- A method of SSHv1 into a box(linux and mac have built in, windows can use putty get Putty and pSFTP)
Notice: This will require opening up your precious aTV however, I talked to people for about 48 hours straight and have not heard of one incident in bricking(breaking the console) so it is fairly safe, only wierd side effect was on non x86/x64 architecture. I can guide you through it personally if you need it as long as I don’t get overwhelmed. However I take no responsibility for any actions in this guide, it was a educational project for me.
The How-To
- Gaining physical access to the hard disk
- Flip the unit upside down and start pealing off the matt at the corners. You can always buy a sprayable adhesive to fix the matt being lose, if you wish. This is the torx 10.
- Now it would be smart to unscrew the hard disk the screws are also under the matt which means you need to peal the a little more of the area off you should see some of the extra screws when you peal the corners, this is a torx 8.
- Now take out the hard disk, and unplug the cable.
- Hook the hard disk up to your pc
- Disabling the firewall:
- Create the directory: /Volumes/OSBoot/System/Library/StartupItems/fw/ the apple tv’s your hard disk.
- Create the file StartupParameters.plist in this folder with the contents
- {
Description = “Firewall”;
Provides = (”Firewall”);
Requires = (”Network”);
OrderPreference = “None”;
}
- {
- Now create the file fw in the same directory with the following
- #!/bin/sh
/sbin/ipfw -f flush
/sbin/ipfw add 65535 allow ip from any to any
- #!/bin/sh
- Enabling SSH
- Obtain a intel build of sshd, this is at the /sbin folder of a intel mac
- Copy it to /Volumes/OSBoot/usr/sbin/
- obtain the file called: ssh.plst(here) and copy it to the hard disks “/System/Library/LaunchDaemons/” folder
- You can now access the command line of your box once you assemble it, the password will be frontrow for everything:
- ssh -1 frontrow@IP.Of.Your.aTV
- sfto -1 frontrow@IP.Of.Your.aTV
- Assemble the aTV back up, we have full access to the HD(except recovery partition) so there is no need to take it out again
- Enable VNC
- SSH into your atv and run the following commands:
- echo 71463E00FFDAAA95FF1C39567390ADCA > /Library/Preferences/com.apple.VNCSettings.txt
- sudo /System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Resources/kickstart \
-configure -clientopts -setvnclegacy -vnclegacy yes - sudo /System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Resources/kickstart \
-activate -configure -access -on -users admin -privs -all -restart -agent -menu
- Get Chicken of the VNC or another vnc client and it should work with your iTV, you can control applications such as firefox from it since there is no usb support yet… the password is frontrow
- SSH into your atv and run the following commands:
- Installing xvid
- Go to Perian and get the quicktime component
- Put the .component file in the /Library/Quicktime … I use sftp to do this.
- xvid now can be played, but it won’t sync with iTunes, Read on for the center stage installation to get it playing that xvid easily.
- Stopping Watchdog! So you can run other apps!
- SSH into your box issue the following commands:
- sudo mkdir /etc/mach_init.disabled
- sudo mv /etc/mach_init.d/ripstop.plist /etc/mach_init.disabled
- shutdown -r now
- *let it reboot and ssh back in takes ~1 minute*
- sudo kextunload -b com.apple.driver.AppleTCOWatchdog
- Note: You will need to do the kext unload after each boot which isn’t too much of a hassle since it doesn’t even have a reset button. If you really hate it look into scripting it in either the rc.d or startupitems.
- SSH into your box issue the following commands:
- Removing frontrow so it will not take full screen!
- Rename Finder which is really frontrow!
- cd /Volumes/OSBoot/System/Library/CoreServices
- sudo mv Finder.app Finder.app.sav
- When you reboot now the desktop won’t change to the front row it will stay at the black screen with apple logo don’t forget to issue the command to unload the kext if you don’t have it run at start up!
- kextunload -b com.apple.driver.AppleTCOWatchdog
- Rename Finder which is really frontrow!
- Replacing frontrow with Centerstage(in order to play your xvid’s easily!), this may not have a lot of eye candy but it is open source and will get developed much faster now that this is a easy thing to run on aTV
- Download centerstage
- Put centerstage in your /Volumes/OSBoot/System/Library/CoreServices as Finder.app This will make it so it will load at boot up!
- To Run Any File!
- put the .app onto your atv’s hard disk
- cd *the directory its in*
- open “appname” such as ‘open firefox.app
- Optional: Install Quartz(may get a few higher fps)
- Get Quartz debug from here
- Copy it to your AppleTV.
- VNC into your Apple TV
- Open the Quartz debug
- Go To Tools –> Enable Quartz Extreme and then go to Tools again, this time select Enable Quartz 2D Extreme.
- Extra info
- if you ever are getting an error when trying to edit or upload a file issue this command: ’sudo mount -uw /’
- put nano into your /usr/bin to get a text editor!
My Todo:
- Get USB working so people can play WoW comfortably
- Create a launcher gui to replace finder that will launch Centerstage, firefox, etc.
Afterthoughts:
- They tried to stop us from running 3rd party apps. Just like they say the iPhone won’t do… I really hope it’s the same way
- It may seem like they put no protection since this is by far easier to mod then consoles. But it did take us about 20 hours to get it hacked the way i explained in this tutorial.
Special Thanks:
- MrCurious: Ruling out many methods and testing several before I got my aTV.
- n8manAfter: Testing and willingness to try anything
- My wonderful fiancée for not being upset that all my time went into appleTV and not life.
Confirmed Working Apps:
- iTunes
- VLC
- CenterStage
- Firefox
- Quartz
- Nano
- World of Warcraft
- Joost(currently fonts don’t work but you can watch videos)
- Many More!
If you have any questions ask it in our forums!
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Can someone test and confirm it the Apple TV would run Joost? The new 0.9 beta actually support the FrontRow remote. It would be a perfect match.
[...] Hey guys, heres a guide that will help you with doing the following to a AppleTV * Disabling the Firewall * Enabling SSH & VNC * Playing xvid/divx encoded stuff * Stopping Watchdog * Running Applications(Firefox, Centerstage, etc) * Installing Quartz * Extra info. Enjoy! Tutorial Ninjas � Blog Archive � Hacking the Apple TV If it was helpful, Digg It! Digg - AppleTV hacked to bits! by ninjas! [...]
[...] Angeblich ist es bereits gelungen, Joost mit einigen Problemen auf dem Apple TV zum Laufen zu bringen. Tutorial Ninjas Insgesamt zeichnet sich doch ab, dass das Apple TV kaum bzw. gar nicht abgesichert ist, so dass es sich wie ein nahezu normaler Apple Rechner nutzen kann. Der Name Apple nano macht schon die Runde. [...]
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So it appears that the Apple TV GPU is an Nvidia chip capable of 3D acceleration. In your testing of Quartz Extreme, were you able to determine if there is any use of OpenGL for hardware accelerated 2D or 3D (maybe a gaming platform?)
[...] tutorialninjas.net has reported success in running Joost on the Apple TV. There are currently some problems with fonts but I am sure this will be fixed in a near future… right? What does this mean? Once Joost goes live you will get free, unlimited TV experience in your living room for less than 300$… plus what Apple TV currently offers you: [...]
I am curious to know what was wrong with Joost… Any chance of posting more details about it? Was the video playback fine at full screen? Did the remote work with the application? What kind of fonts problem where there?
[...] Apple julkaisi äskettäin oman näkemyksensä dvd-soittimesta, ainut vaan että dvd-asema puuttuu ja sisältö näytetään joko laitteen kiintolevyltä, tai verkkolevyltä. Apple TV toistaa Applen omia formaatteja, sekä Windowsin formaatteja. Kuitenkin heti julkaisun jälkeen laite on saatu toistamaan Xvid/DivX materiaalia. Myös World of Warcraft on toiminut, sekä Firefox-selain. Hintaa vekottimella on 299 Euroa. [...]
Thanks for your attention to this matter, ingenuity, and 20+hrs of pioneering spirit.
Does anyone have any spare joost invites to send me. That would be very cool!!!
umd444@gmail.com
Thx
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Has anybody tried to get an EYE TV to work with this? Now that would be awesome…
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Simply amazing! Thanks.
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[...] tutorialninjas.net has reported success in running Joost on the Apple TV. There are currently some minor problems with fonts? What does this mean? Once Joost goes live you will get free, unlimited TV experience in your living room for less than 300$… plus what Apple TV currently offers you: [...]
[...] Now I’ll admit that the discoveries this week regarding just how hackable the machine is excited a lot of people. So a lot of the limitations (no WMV or DiVX) seem overcomable. However the CPU on the box is slow, so doing really large video will be difficult. Further the hacking of the box is non-trivial for average users and involves voiding ones warranty at this stage. [...]
http://www.codenameitv.com is a pretty good forum for Apple TV discussion and hacks
The line
/sbin/ipfw add 65535 allow ip from any to any
in step 2.3 is redundant, ipfw always includes this default rule.
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[...] tutorialninjas.net has reported success in running Joost on the Apple TV. There are currently some problems with fonts but I am sure this will be fixed in a near future… right? What does this mean? Once Joost goes live you will get free, unlimited TV experience in your living room for less than 300$… plus what Apple TV currently offers you: [...]
[...] Because I had ordered a box I have been following the AppleTV scene on the internet for the last week. Interesting stuff. It was opened and modified only hours after people started recieving them. In other words, hackers are hard at work adding stuff they miss. I have also found some detailed answers to the question about 5.1 surround sound from the AppleTV. [...]
[...] Nicht lange hat es gedauert, Der Alppe TV ist geknackt, dies an und für dich wäre nichts besonderes, wenn nach dem Hacken der Internet-TV-Box nicht auch Joostâ„¢ auf dem Gerät laufen würde. Bei “tutorialninjas” Somit wäre Joostâ„¢ einen schritt näher am TV, mit dem Apple TV und Joostâ„¢, ist man in der Zukunft wohl eher weniger auf den PC an sich angewiesen. [...]
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[...] Update on hacking the TV, there is an extremely easy tutorial on how to get your apple TV to do just about anything I’d ever want from a media center. One awesome step is to replace frontrow with centerstage. Centerstage is an opensource application for digital media that will play just about every video format. Another great thing to hear is the enabling of quartz desktop to make the TV another computer. [...]
[...] Not naturally, of course, but the recently released Apple TV has been hacked to run the still-in-beta Joost. See Tutorial Ninjas for details (via Joost Team). [...]
[...] I was about to write a post — a non CTIA, non cellphone post — about Apple TV hack tutorials over at Tutorial Ninjas. They’ve got Joost running on an Apple TV, along with a nice collection of useful hacks. Then I noticed they’d put up a post claiming that Apple used the Apple TV’s live internet connection to detect mods and shut down the devices. They’ve got a handful of confirmations, so it’s not definite. But until we find out what’s going on, it’s probably best to not do anything too tricky to your Apple TV (or just keep it off the internet). [...]
[...] I was about to write a post — a non CTIA, non cellphone post — about Apple TV hack tutorials over at Tutorial Ninjas. They’ve got Joost running on an Apple TV, along with a nice collection of useful hacks. Then I noticed they’d put up a post claiming that Apple used the Apple TV’s live internet connection to detect mods and shut down the devices. They’ve got a handful of confirmations, so it’s not definite. But until we find out what’s going on, it’s probably best to not do anything too tricky to your Apple TV (or just keep it off the internet). [...]
[...] I was about to write a post—a non CTIA, non-cellphone post—about Apple TV hack tutorials over at Tutorial Ninjas. They’ve got Joost running on an Apple TV, along with a nice collection of useful hacks. Then I noticed they’d put up a post claiming that Apple used the Apple TV’s live Internet connection to detect mods and shut down the devices. They’ve got a handful of confirmations, so it’s not definite. But until we find out what’s going on, it’s probably best to not do anything too tricky to your Apple TV (or just keep it off the Internet). [...]
[...] I was about to write a post—a non CTIA, non-cellphone post—about Apple TV hack tutorials over at Tutorial Ninjas. They’ve got Joost running on an Apple TV, along with a nice collection of useful hacks. Then I noticed they’d put up a post claiming that Apple used the Apple TV’s live Internet connection to detect mods and shut down the devices. They’ve got a handful of confirmations, so it’s not definite. But until we find out what’s going on, it’s probably best to not do anything too tricky to your Apple TV (or just keep it off the Internet). [...]
[...] Hacking the Apple TV This guide will help you with the following: * Disabling the Firewall * Enabling SSH & VNC * Playing xvid/divx encoded stuff * Stopping Watchdog * Running Applications(Firefox, Centerstage, etc) * Installing Quartz * Extra info. (tags: appletv hack apple osx mac VLC DVR) [...]
It sounds like Apple TV might one day be able to converted to a Mac Mini? If it already runs Firefox…
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[...] Kinda interesting things happened with Apple TV last week, many enthusiast were able to do things with it that weren’t suppose to be possible. But now many people have reports that the previously possible SSH and VNC access, is no longer accessible. Looks like Apple’s is fighting back by somehow remotely plugging the holes of the Apple TV’s and fixing them, but Apple has gone a little to far, updating the TV without user’s knowledge. Fellows at Tutorial Ninjas have a nice guide on how to hack Apple TV. They’d also put up a post claiming that Apple used Apple TV’s live Internet connection to get inside and detect hacks and in turn shutting them down. They only had got a handful of confirmations, that means Apple’s fighting back. So its better of you either don’t do anything with it or just pull the plug from your internet connection. But its still real hazy on whether the Apple TV have been hack or not. Sphere It [...]
The thought I’m currently having is “is it possible to get eyeTV running on this”.
Currently I’m having to export all my eyeTV recordings, in order to be able to watch them on my AppleTV - which is a bit of a hassle.
With the eyeTV software installed on the box, I should be able to avoid this, and if I could also hook my eyeTV box up to my Apple TV, and set things to record from the lounge, plus watch and pause live TV ……. oooh, all very exciting!!!
The main problems I see at the moment are:
1) USB support
2) My eyeTV box is FireWire anyway
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[...] Kinda interesting things happened with Apple TV last week, many enthusiast were able to do things with it that weren’t suppose to be possible. But now many people have reports that the previously possible SSH and VNC access, is no longer accessible. Looks like Apple’s is fighting back by somehow remotely plugging the holes of the Apple TV’s and fixing them, but Apple has gone a little to far, updating the TV without user’s knowledge. Fellows at Tutorial Ninjas have a nice guide on how to hack Apple TV. They’d also put up a post claiming that Apple used Apple TV’s live Internet connection to get inside and detect hacks and in turn shutting them down. They only had got a handful of confirmations, that means Apple’s fighting back. So its better of you either don’t do anything with it or just pull the plug from your internet connection. But its still real hazy on whether the Apple TV have been hack or not. Sphere: Related Content [...]
I would definitely wouldn’t be surprised about the lock down but think about your suggestion a little bit. Soon or later you’ll all have to surrender and you know why? Simply because you will need to get a software update from Apple for your Apple TV and I think this is done directly over the internet. So by that time everything it get fixed and locked down… The question is how far are you willing to go and how long will you survive before this happens.
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[...] It’s not too big a deal, since I’m pretty sure the box is running a specialized version of OS X anyway, and of course WoW runs on that. The guys at Tutorial Ninja have worked up detailed instructions on how to get any number of applications working on the AppleTV (including Firefox and Centerstage, the open source Mac media center). Scroll down to the middle of the page there, and on the list of ‘confirmed working apps,’ you’ll find World of Warcraft. [...]
[...] It’s not too big a deal, since I’m pretty sure the box is running a specialized version of OS X anyway, and of course WoW runs on that. The guys at Tutorial Ninja have worked up detailed instructions on how to get any number of applications working on the AppleTV (including Firefox and Centerstage, the open source Mac media center). Scroll down to the middle of the page there, and on the list of “confirmed working apps,” you’ll find World of Warcraft. [...]
[...] It couldn’t be that hard — somebody already has open-source web server Apache running on the thing. Tutorial Ninjas even have a step-by-step guide to getting everything from VLC and World of Warcraft to Joost running on an Apple TV. [...]
[...] As of right now, it’s hackable since it has an osx base. That I like a lot. A few hacks. [...]
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[...] The Joost team reports that it looks like Joost is now running on Apple TV. Tutorialninjas.net lists Joost as confirmed to work on AppleTV. (See the bottom of the post under “Confirmed Working Apps”). They mention that you can watch videos although there remain some font issues. Both the Joost Team and the Tutorial Ninjas sites are short on details and there are no screen shots as yet. [...]
[...] Yesterday, I posted that the TutorialNinjas site had gotten Joost up and running on their Apple TV. So last night I downloaded the latest Joost beta and gave it a spin. At first, the program seemed to go into a never ending “downloading your channel listings” cycle so I eventually just killed the process and opened the application again–and then it worked. [...]
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[...] That’s why I hope and pray Apple does not “fix” some things in the AppleTV. You see, when all great products are released, the hackers attack it like crazy. I am currently enjoying my Nintendo DS SO MUCH MORE than I was before I had my Media Max which allows me to run howbrew applications, so I can play videos and mp3s on my DS! That funcionality is all due to the hacking community. Same for AppleTV. It’s been hacked, and Joost has been installed. That’s a huge secess. Now, you can even use USB on the AppleTV. EVEN BETTER! [...]
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Followed the instructions you posted and now AppleTV just flashed Apple logo and restarts over and over. After 3 or 4 restarts it goes to the AppleTV Recovery screen. But I can’t perform a System Restore on it either - it fails. I think the Finder app is toast, any ideas? I am thinking it got screwed up when I loaded CenterStage. I tried restoring the backed up Finder.app but no love.
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The site looks great ! Thanks for all your help ( past, present and future !)
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[...] La salida al mercado de Apple TV fue todo un espectáculo: en menos de veinticuatro horas, ya habÃan aparecido noticias acerca de las múltiples posibilidades de hackear el producto. Cuestiones como la ampliación de un disco duro considerado escaso (40 Gb.), la instalación de software y codecs adicionales, la instalación de un OS X completo en el dispositivo para convertirlo en lo que Wired ha llamado “el Mac más barato de la historia“, el acceso mediante diferentes métodos… En breve, aparecieron incluso sitios completamente dedicados a inventariar y documentar los diferentes hacks del dispositivo, como AppleTVhacks.net. [...]
[...] El Apple TV ha sido sin lugar a dudas uno de los lanzamientos más ruidosos de los últimos tiempos. Al parecer los usuarios están bastante revolucionados dadas la grandes posibilidades de hackeo que el dispositivo ofrece y que ha dado lugar a sitios especializados para tal efecto e incluso que gracias a ellos, se le haya denominado el Mac más barato de todos los tiempos. En este marco los sistemas operativos del pingüino no se iban a quedar fuera, asà que si tenéis uno de estos juguetitos no os podéis quedar sin instalarle nuestro sistema operativo favorito. Para empezar abriendo boca un par de enlaces: Linux on Apple TV y Apple TV - Mactel Linux. [...]
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[...] Because of the fact that the Apple TV is just a computer, it has proved quite easy to hack new features into it. We’ve seen people getting SSH remote login to their Apple TV and subsequently launching proper OS X applications on the machine, including VLC to play extra media formats and even run the online game World of Warcraft. [...]
The information I found here was rather helpful. Thank you for this.
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[...] Otra buena noticia es que cada dÃa son más las aplicaciones que —vÃa hacks— corren sobre Apple TV. Yo sabÃa de Firefox, iTunes, VLC y algunas otras, pero el último listado que vi incluye hasta el propio Joost. Interesante… bien interesante. [...]
All of this stuff should have been this way to begin with. Kind of ridiculous that you have to work to add obvious features.
[...] After over 20 hours of fast and furious action, the AppleTV has yielded to the ninja’s weapons. A great writeup by a dedicated d00d puts together all the working “safe” hacks,so far. And for all those a little wary of a Torx screwdriver…Breaking News a new development suggesting a usb pendrive softhack is coming. and yes Linux runsread more | digg story [...]
[...] Le groupe de hackers Tutorial Ninjas a publié hier la méthode qu’ils ont utilisé pour hacker l’Apple TV. Je vous rappel que l’Apple TV est disponible depuis le 21 Mars 2007. C’est donc en 8 jours que l’Apple Tv a révélé tout ces secrets ! [...]
[...] Apple Joost. Also inevitable: A hack that brings you P2P-powered TV streaming in your living room and makes for lots of silly puns. Tutorial Ninjas have a detailed step by step guide. [...]
That is really cool, thanks
[...] Un alt model care va prinde, in special pentru piata de download de filme, este cel de abonament lunar fix, cu cantitate nelimitata de download-uri, un rol foarte important urmand sa-l joace dispozitivele ce pot transmite acest content catre televizoare. In acest sens, considera Forrester, Apple TV ar putea avea o pozitie avantajoasa, dar doar daca renunta la modelul actual, in care este dependent de iTunes. Raportul estimeaza ca Apple TV 2.0 va fi nevoit sa suporte orice fel de content video, nu doar cel de la iTunes. Pe internet au aparut deja hack-uri care permit folosirea Apple TV si cu altceva decat iTunes, printre altele, chiar cu Joost. [...]
Well, I just came back to say I did this and it works quite well. I’m messing with WoW on it at the moment.
Thanks again
[...] ont déjà réussi à hacker l’Apple TV et reçoivent Joost confortablement installés dans leur fauteuil suédois. Oh qu’il est bon [...]
Who has this running? What’s the secret? I’ve got everything installed perfectly and it does NOT work. Somebody post some instructions or a tutorial (I mean, this is TUTORIALninjas, right?). I’m a disbeliever until I see it working…
[...] groupe de hackers Tutorial Ninjas a publié hier la méthode qu’ils ont utilisé pour hacker l’Apple TV. Je vous rappel [...]
Hi Jim. Photos i received. Thanks
[...] especially if it is going to draw attention from the iTunes store. That’s not to say the Apple TV hackers are not [...]
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[...] that tutorialninjas.net got Joost to successfully run on the AppleTV. The Ninja AppleTV hacks are here. A small discussion of AppleTV hacks can be found at the AppleTV BBS. ZDNet Updates include AppleTV [...]
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[...] Apple Joost. Bu da kaçınılmaz: Bir hack ile P2P destekli TV streaming oturma odamıza geliyot Tutorial Ninjas,detaylı bir rehber hazırlamışlar. [...]
[...] TV and VNC I’m trying to get ARD (VNC) working on my Apple TV, so I followed the instructions at Tutorial Ninjas » Blog Archive » Hacking the Apple TV But .. the /System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/ path doesn’t exist on my [...]
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Man, I so want an Apple TV…bookmarked this page for when I get one!