double-click this image file to mount it.there you will find a disk image called InstallESD.dmg.navigate to this subfolder: Contents/SharedSupport/.do a right-click on this application bundle and choose " Show P ac kag e Contents" from the contextual menu.either download the most recent installation bundle from the Mac App Store or locate the one you've used for this OS X installation IMPORTANT: this package has to be of the exact same version as your current OS X installation!.The BSD subsystem is located inside this bundle and needs to be extracted first: To do so, you'll need the Installation Archive you've downloaded from the Mac App Store. But it theoretically may be that - for whatever reason - this tool is missing on your system, so you have to restore it to use Icon Glue. Normally this tool is always available on installations of OS X Lion and newer, that's why Icon Glue uses it to ensure all created. Its only purpose is to create and process so called "Apple Icon Image" files (.icns) and is required by Icon Glue. Iconutil and sips are both command line utilities and – as part of the OS X "BSD subsystem" – automatically installed with OS X. How can I restore the iconutil and sips utilities from my OS X Installation archive? Apple Q&A #1686: App Icons on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.Apple: Human Interface Guidelines: App Icon.
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