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ttuuxxx


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PostPosted: Fri 29 Feb 2008, 05:52    Post subject:    
plinej wrote:
@ ttuuxxx

If you want a simple DVD-9 ---> DVD-5 program you can try my gtkdialog app @
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=26163

hey plinej I just looked at your application and yes it looks promising, How about combining Pburn&Pvobcopy2 into 1 application add some bling "shaken not stirred" call it KCPP "Killer Copy Puppy Power" and make everybody happy, You do know most new users are from the Windows/Nero era right. And most people aren't happy unless they have bling and quality. Sometimes i think they pick bling over quality which is stupid, but true. Shit I even added all the KDE apps to "Inferno just to run K3B and k9copy. like over 100MB to make them happy.
What would really be nice is if you could make a K3B on gtk only no KDE, which I think could be possible, But Untried. Man you would get popular real quick in the Linux Land.

Well thanks for letting me dream for a moment, Excellent work both of you
really Puppy is sometime like Christmas, You ask Santa aka developers for a gift and then wait and see. Hoe Hoe merry Coding and have a happy kernel. LOL what the hell was i thinking typing that stuff, lolololol
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PostPosted: Fri 29 Feb 2008, 19:20    Post subject:  
Bling or Bloat ???



Pburn can now optional use a theme. Maybe also we should give some tweaks with a Pburn gtk2-theme. But...enough for today.

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PostPosted: Fri 29 Feb 2008, 19:42    Post subject:  
Man thats sweet, excellent looking , just what the doctor was ordering.
When you try something it really does work out great.
I couldn't of done better myself:)
ttuuxx
P.s yes I'll for sure be using it from now on.
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PostPosted: Fri 29 Feb 2008, 19:56    Post subject:  
the source for gtklogfileviewer (main.c) has this line:
Quote:
gtk_button_set_image (GTK_BUTTON(button1) , image1);

Simply comment it, then run "make" again.


To use an external picture, you had to replace:
Code:
image1 = gtk_image_new_from_stock ("gtk-cancel" , GTK_ICON_SIZE_BUTTON);

with:
Code:
image1 = gtk_image_new_from_file ("test.png");


A "test.png" must be in the same folder then.

I attach an archive with modified source and binary.
It includes additional patches, e.g. it now will now not run as background-process.
So it blocks a running script, so that you can easier request the exit-code (But I'm not shure if this is wanted here for pburn?).

And you must pass a windowtitle.
Usage:
./gtklogfileviewer /tmp/xerrs.log "stop" 80 100 700 200 "INFO"


See requests by Mikeb:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=25477

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PostPosted: Fri 29 Feb 2008, 20:47    Post subject:  
Definate BLING....in fact SEXY... Smile ...has my vote.....

as for bloat have you seen the size of nero for linux!!!!!!!

By the way I tried gtklogfileviewer with pburn and although its still not part of the main gui at least it functions well and looks better.

I tidied up the verify function a bit in relation to drawer opening and logging..might be helpful with further developements...

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PostPosted: Mon 03 Mar 2008, 05:19    Post subject:  
I'm very pleased by your help here, Mike. Your verify code works perfect in Pburn, and have joined the rest of the code. However, it fails when burning multisession. Either we have to write our own diff-check, or just give verify-option when burning single session.

Have you looked at the iso-verifying?

When posting hacked files, it would be useful if you commented changed lines with #mikeb.

Thanks a lot
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PostPosted: Mon 03 Mar 2008, 08:59    Post subject:  
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However, it fails when burning multisession. Either we have to write our own diff-check, or just give verify-option when burning single session.


Well for me it passes the last session as ok but fails on the previous sessions as they are only on disk...perhaps grep for the currently burned results using the burnlist entries..I'll have a fiddle with that one.
Plus generally perhaps some handling to simply return 'verify ok' if all verifies sucessfully.

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Have you looked at the iso-verifying?


Not yet but burniso2cd compares the md5 checksum as a verify so perhaps use code from there?

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When posting hacked files, it would be useful if you commented changed lines with #mikeb.


good point...I iz such a slob Very Happy

By the way my method of showing/not showing the verify is a bit sloppy...the pmount method would be neater.

regards

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PostPosted: Mon 03 Mar 2008, 09:38    Post subject:  
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By the way my method of showing/not showing the verify is a bit sloppy...the pmount method would be neater.

I've restructured your code a bit. Here are the latest func_exec

Code:
#!/bin/sh

export LOG="/tmp/pburn-log"
echo -e "\c" > /tmp/pburn-log
"$APPDIR"/func -logbox &
#---
#TMP=`cat /tmp/pburn-exec | grep cdrecord` #to get correct linespacing i Xdialog logbox --> slow render on older cpu
#sed -i -e "s%$TMP%$TMP | tr '\r' '\n' %g" /tmp/pburn-exec'
#---
while [ 1 ]; do #burn-again-loop
   chmod 700 /tmp/pburn-exec
   /tmp/pburn-exec >> $LOG 2>&1
   TMP=$?
   #define if info about iso-image should be shown
   TXT_IMAGE="-"
   if [ `find "$OUTDIR/Pburn.iso"` ]; then
      TXT_IMAGE="

$LOC405 $OUTDIR"
   fi
   if [ $TMP != 0 ]; then
      if [ $EJECT = true ]; then
         eject $BURNDEV
      fi
      #ERROR
      ERROR="<b>Unknown error.</b>"
      if test "`cat $LOG | grep "No disk"`";         then ERROR="$LOC387"; fi
      if test "`cat $LOG | grep "Cannot load"`";      then ERROR="$LOC388"; fi
      if test "`cat $LOG | grep "Joliet"`";         then ERROR="$LOC392"; fi
      if test "`cat $LOG | grep "No such device"`";   then ERROR="$LOC393"; fi
      if test "`cat $LOG | grep "overburn"`";         then ERROR="$LOC394"; fi
      if test "`cat $LOG | grep "No space left"`";   then ERROR="$LOC389"; rm "$ISOFILE"; fi
      if test "`cat $LOG | grep "BLANK media"`";      then ERROR="$LOC397"; fi
      if test "`cat $LOG | grep "next writable add"`";then ERROR="$LOC398"; fi
      TXT1="$ERROR......$LOC399"
      TXT2="$TXT_IMAGE"
      . "$APPDIR"/box_ok
      break
   else
      #finished
      while [ 1 ]; do #verify-loop
         
         if [ $BURN_DATA = true ] && [ ! "$SECTIONS" ]; then #it's a DATA single session, and verify works.
            GUI_VERIFY="<button><input file icon=\"gtk-apply\"></input><label>$LOC409</label><action type=\"exit\">verify</action></button>"
         fi
         export finish_box="
         <window title=\"Pburn $VERSION\" icon-name=\"gtk-cdrom\">
          <vbox>
           <frame $LOC406>
            $SPLASH
            <text use-markup=\"true\"><label>\"$LOC407\"</label></text>
            <text><label>$TXT_IMAGE</label></text>
           </frame>
           <hbox>
            <button>
             <input file icon=\"gtk-cdrom\"></input>
             <label>$LOC408</label>
                <action type=\"exit\">repeat</action>
            </button>
            $GUI_VERIFY
            <button>
             <input file icon=\"gtk-quit\"></input>
             <label>$LOC406</label>
            </button>
           </hbox>
          </vbox>
         </window>"
         #show verify box if it is a DATA disc
         I=$IFS; IFS=""
         for STATEMENTS in  $(gtkdialog3 --program=finish_box --center); do
            eval $STATEMENTS > /dev/null 2>&1
         done
         IFS=$I
         case $EXIT in
         verify)
            mkdir /tmp/verify 2>/dev/null
            mount $BURNDEV /tmp/verify -t iso9660
            echo -e "\n\n======================================================\n$LOC431...\n" >> $LOG
            diff -s -r --speed-large-files /tmp/verify /tmp/pburn >> $LOG
            echo -e "\n...$LOC432" >> $LOG
            umount $BURNDEV
            ;;
         repeat)
            break
            ;;
         *)
            . "$APPDIR"/func -new
            if [ $EJECT = true ]; then
               eject $BURNDEV
            fi
            kill -9 `ps -eo pid,command | grep -i "pburn" | grep -i "gtklogfileviewer" | grep -v grep | awk '{print $1}'`
            rm -f "$OUTDIR"/Pburn.iso > /dev/null 2>&1
            rm -f "$OUTDIR"/pburn-audiocd.bin > /dev/null 2>&1 #cdrdao
            rm -rf "$OUTDIR"/pburn_tmp > /dev/null 2>&1
            exit
            ;;
         esac
      done
   fi
done #repeat-action-loop

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PostPosted: Mon 03 Mar 2008, 10:42    Post subject:  
Ok

Thanks for passing that on
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PostPosted: Mon 03 Mar 2008, 13:41    Post subject:  
Code:
diff -r --speed-large-files /tmp/verify /tmp/pburn | grep -v verify: >> $LOG


will only output errors, and errors from files that are only exist on the disk ie from a previous session will be ignored....so a good multisession burn would output nothing...

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PostPosted: Mon 03 Mar 2008, 14:09    Post subject:  
great!!!
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PostPosted: Mon 03 Mar 2008, 14:19    Post subject:  
Goodly Smile

by the way I had to change at around line 110 in func in the import_session section from

Code:
mount -a $BURNDEV /tmp/pburn-mnt


to
Code:
mount $BURNDEV /tmp/pburn-mnt -t iso9660


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PostPosted: Mon 03 Mar 2008, 16:34    Post subject:  
How to make a Pburn Theme
- Themes are put in /usr/local/pburn/themes/NAME_OF_THEME/
- You can freely use the size of images that you feel look best. (Buttons height should not be more than 63 pixels)
- Use *.png format.
- You can also specify a unique gtk-theme for Pburn main window. This is put inside /usr/local/pburn/themes/NAME_OF_THEME/gtk/
- If using same image in several dialogs, - make a symlink to save space.

See theme 'Pburn-original' for complete file list.
Download: Pburn-original (84 kb).


Good luck!
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PostPosted: Mon 03 Mar 2008, 16:59    Post subject:  
Iso verifying

Here is a slightly modded version of the verify from burniso2cd...added stat -L option to work through symlink...written by kirk...

Code:

ISOFILE="/tmp/pburn/boot.iso"
CDR="/dev/hdc"

  if [ "$( md5sum $ISOFILE | cut -f 1 -d " " )" = "$(dd if=$CDR | head -c `stat -L --format=%s $ISOFILE` | md5sum | cut -f 1 -d " " )" ] ;then
   xmessage -bg "#80ff80" -center -name "Pburn" -title "Burniso2cd: Burn Verify" -buttons "OKAY:10" "The burn has been verified as good!"
  else
   xmessage -bg "#ffc0c0" -center -name "Pburn" -title "Burn Verify" -buttons "OKAY:10" "The burn was not verified. "
  fi


Have been testing as standalone script plus I don't have a dvd burner to test with. The disk does NOT need mounting.

On a side note, burn command breaks if there is a space in the path to the iso.

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PostPosted: Mon 03 Mar 2008, 18:06    Post subject:  
Mike
You are a hard working man!
I'll look at this in the morning.
It's late in Norway right now.


Good night
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