On Sat, Oct 08, 2005 at 07:55:01PM +0200, JBScout [Thomas Lodewick] wrote: > - is there a parameter on the commandline with witch > I can tell jigdo witch of the 5 ISO-files in a .jigdo-file > I want to download, so that there is no need to ask the > user interactive for that number ?
Unfortunately there is no such option. But one option would be to change the jigdo-lite to add such an option and provide the modified version with your Windows tool and/or (even better) convince the author to include a patch that does add this option to the upstream version. > - is there a parameter on the commandline I can use to > tell jigdo the name of the resultung imagename it should > use ? Unfortunately not. > [I've tweaked this already for an .jido-file that contains > only a single iso-image to download / create with a "hacked" > jigdo-lite-scriptfile, but that doesn't work with .jido- > files with more than one iso-image] > > - why does jigdo works on a windows-machine only when I > use the "jigdo-lite.bat"-batchfile ? I've tryed to do the > same what the batchfile does with my tool internal, but > windows allways complains about missing program "sh", even > if I set the path to the jigdo-bin-folder as the batchfile > does. Did you add an absolute path to the search path? Maybe you are in the wrong directory if you added a relative one. What exactly is the message? > - while asuming that the both parameters as asked above > aren#t there I've tryed to make a copy of the .jido-file > for every iso-file in the "[Image]"-section of the file. > is that a "save" way to make for every iso-file a new > .jido-file that hold the long list of files in the "[Part]"- > section ? or should every .jigdo-file only contain the > files in that "[Part]"-list that is realy part of the > resulting iso-file ? It is save to have the full [Part] section. > as the server download.opensuse.org and ftp.gdwg.de are > *allways* to bussy, I think it will be better to put both > server not as the first entrys in the "[Server]"-section > because the download speed is terible. it would be better > to put them to the end of the list after all mirrors. download.opensuse.org is a redirector to different mirrors thus it is actually a good idea to use it as the first server. The current problem is that the mirror infrastructure broke down due to the huge amount of data that was provided. > Ok, I hope someone here on the list can help me - I've > made my GUI-tool with the help of "real windows users" > with no deeper skills into IT, and all of them would > realy like to downlaod, install & use openSUSE, so I think > there is realy the need of a tool to get jigdo working > for them. I actually hope that your tool does solve this problem for these users. Robert -- Robert Schiele Tel.: +49-621-181-2214 Dipl.-Wirtsch.informatiker mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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