This week is my last for SoC this summer, so unless I do something
groundbreaking tomorrow, this will be my last status report. I was
hoping to be able to show off a working server with Ingenue running on
it by this time, but I'm still waiting for all the difficulties with
getting a root-access
I forgot to post a status report since last Friday was pretty hectic.
In short form, last week I:
-Finished the logging mechanisms so that the logs will track things
besides just command execution.
-Wrote a command-line wrapper in C to an ISO manipulation library to
make things far more efficient
This week was a little less productive than usual. I got the front
end to be much more usable, allowing configurations to be modified by
the user at will and making it possible to view the settings of a
configuration. I also added a validity check on configurations before
the build stage, making
According to my original time line, which I've largely ignored since I
started coding, I'm about a week ahead of schedule, though I've also
left out things that I'd planned on finishing by now and implemented
things . This is how my week went:
Sunday: Copied the client-side searching of available
This week has gone pretty well and I'm hoping to get a testing server
up soon, though it looks like it will be running the backend in a
virtual machine due to the root privileges requirement. I've added
support for several more output formats: ext2 image, jffs2, and two
different styles of
This week has been much slower with the image builder project. I've
wrinkled out several issues and generally worked on usability and
other frontend aspects. The backend (and frontend) currently handle
building a complete tar/gz image and letting the user download it with
the user's choice of
