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From: Carl-Pieter van den Hazel <carl_at_hazel.demon.nl>
Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 21:30:36 +0100
Hi Hamish,
You can make a batchfile with the next lines:
_at_echo off
rem
rem ERRLVL.BAT Tests the exit errorlevel of any program.
rem
if "%1"=="" goto _HELP
set erl=error
call %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
if errorlevel 0 set erl=0
if errorlevel 1 set erl=1
if errorlevel 2 set erl=2
if errorlevel 3 set erl=3
if errorlevel 4 set erl=4
if errorlevel 5 set erl=5
if errorlevel 6 set erl=6
if errorlevel 7 set erl=7
if errorlevel 8 set erl=8
if errorlevel 9 set erl=9
if errorlevel 10 set erl=10
if errorlevel 11 set erl=11
if errorlevel 12 set erl=12
if errorlevel 13 set erl=13
if errorlevel 14 set erl=14
if errorlevel 15 set erl=15
if errorlevel 16 set erl=16
if errorlevel 17 set erl=17
if errorlevel 18 set erl=18
if errorlevel 19 set erl=19
if errorlevel 20 set erl=20
if errorlevel 21 set erl=21
if errorlevel 22 set erl=22
if errorlevel 23 set erl=23
if errorlevel 24 set erl=24
if errorlevel 25 set erl=25
if errorlevel 26 set erl=26
if errorlevel 27 set erl=27
if errorlevel 28 set erl=28
if errorlevel 29 set erl=29
if errorlevel 30 set erl=30
if errorlevel 31 set erl=31
if errorlevel 32 set erl=32
if errorlevel 33 set erl=33
if errorlevel 34 set erl=34
if errorlevel 35 set erl=35
if errorlevel 36 set erl=36
if errorlevel 37 set erl=37
if errorlevel 38 set erl=38
if errorlevel 39 set erl=39
if errorlevel 40 set erl=40
if errorlevel 41 set erl=41
if errorlevel 42 set erl=42
if errorlevel 43 set erl=43
if errorlevel 44 set erl=44
if errorlevel 45 set erl=45
if errorlevel 46 set erl=46
if errorlevel 47 set erl=47
if errorlevel 48 set erl=48
if errorlevel 49 set erl=49
if errorlevel 50 set erl=50
if errorlevel 51 set erl=51
if errorlevel 52 set erl=52
if errorlevel 53 set erl=53
if errorlevel 54 set erl=54
if errorlevel 55 set erl=55
if errorlevel 56 set erl=56
if errorlevel 57 set erl=57
if errorlevel 58 set erl=58
if errorlevel 59 set erl=59
if errorlevel 60 set erl=60
if errorlevel 61 set erl=61
if errorlevel 62 set erl=62
if errorlevel 63 set erl=63
if errorlevel 64 set erl=64
if errorlevel 65 set erl=65
if errorlevel 66 set erl=66
if errorlevel 67 set erl=67
if errorlevel 68 set erl=68
if errorlevel 69 set erl=69
if errorlevel 70 set erl=70
if errorlevel 71 set erl=71
if errorlevel 72 set erl=72
if errorlevel 73 set erl=73
if errorlevel 74 set erl=74
if errorlevel 75 set erl=75
if errorlevel 76 set erl=76
if errorlevel 77 set erl=77
if errorlevel 78 set erl=78
if errorlevel 79 set erl=79
if errorlevel 80 set erl=80
if errorlevel 81 set erl=81
if errorlevel 82 set erl=82
if errorlevel 83 set erl=83
if errorlevel 84 set erl=84
if errorlevel 85 set erl=85
if errorlevel 86 set erl=86
if errorlevel 87 set erl=87
if errorlevel 88 set erl=88
if errorlevel 89 set erl=89
if errorlevel 90 set erl=90
if errorlevel 91 set erl=91
if errorlevel 92 set erl=92
if errorlevel 93 set erl=93
if errorlevel 94 set erl=94
if errorlevel 95 set erl=95
if errorlevel 96 set erl=96
if errorlevel 97 set erl=97
if errorlevel 98 set erl=98
if errorlevel 99 set erl=99
if errorlevel 100 set erl=100
if errorlevel 101 set erl=101
if errorlevel 102 set erl=102
if errorlevel 103 set erl=103
if errorlevel 104 set erl=104
if errorlevel 105 set erl=105
if errorlevel 106 set erl=106
if errorlevel 107 set erl=107
if errorlevel 108 set erl=108
if errorlevel 109 set erl=109
if errorlevel 110 set erl=110
if errorlevel 111 set erl=111
if errorlevel 112 set erl=112
if errorlevel 113 set erl=113
if errorlevel 114 set erl=114
if errorlevel 115 set erl=115
if errorlevel 116 set erl=116
if errorlevel 117 set erl=117
if errorlevel 118 set erl=118
if errorlevel 119 set erl=119
if errorlevel 120 set erl=120
if errorlevel 121 set erl=121
if errorlevel 122 set erl=122
if errorlevel 123 set erl=123
if errorlevel 124 set erl=124
if errorlevel 125 set erl=125
if errorlevel 126 set erl=126
if errorlevel 127 set erl=127
if errorlevel 128 set erl=128
if errorlevel 129 set erl=129
if errorlevel 130 set erl=130
if errorlevel 131 set erl=131
if errorlevel 132 set erl=132
if errorlevel 133 set erl=133
if errorlevel 134 set erl=134
if errorlevel 135 set erl=135
if errorlevel 136 set erl=136
if errorlevel 137 set erl=137
if errorlevel 138 set erl=138
if errorlevel 139 set erl=139
if errorlevel 140 set erl=140
if errorlevel 141 set erl=141
if errorlevel 142 set erl=142
if errorlevel 143 set erl=143
if errorlevel 144 set erl=144
if errorlevel 145 set erl=145
if errorlevel 146 set erl=146
if errorlevel 147 set erl=147
if errorlevel 148 set erl=148
if errorlevel 149 set erl=149
if errorlevel 150 set erl=150
if errorlevel 151 set erl=151
if errorlevel 152 set erl=152
if errorlevel 153 set erl=153
if errorlevel 154 set erl=154
if errorlevel 155 set erl=155
if errorlevel 156 set erl=156
if errorlevel 157 set erl=157
if errorlevel 158 set erl=158
if errorlevel 159 set erl=159
if errorlevel 160 set erl=160
if errorlevel 161 set erl=161
if errorlevel 162 set erl=162
if errorlevel 163 set erl=163
if errorlevel 164 set erl=164
if errorlevel 165 set erl=165
if errorlevel 166 set erl=166
if errorlevel 167 set erl=167
if errorlevel 168 set erl=168
if errorlevel 169 set erl=169
if errorlevel 170 set erl=170
if errorlevel 171 set erl=171
if errorlevel 172 set erl=172
if errorlevel 173 set erl=173
if errorlevel 174 set erl=174
if errorlevel 175 set erl=175
if errorlevel 176 set erl=176
if errorlevel 177 set erl=177
if errorlevel 178 set erl=178
if errorlevel 179 set erl=179
if errorlevel 180 set erl=180
if errorlevel 181 set erl=181
if errorlevel 182 set erl=182
if errorlevel 183 set erl=183
if errorlevel 184 set erl=184
if errorlevel 185 set erl=185
if errorlevel 186 set erl=186
if errorlevel 187 set erl=187
if errorlevel 188 set erl=188
if errorlevel 189 set erl=189
if errorlevel 190 set erl=190
if errorlevel 191 set erl=191
if errorlevel 192 set erl=192
if errorlevel 193 set erl=193
if errorlevel 194 set erl=194
if errorlevel 195 set erl=195
if errorlevel 196 set erl=196
if errorlevel 197 set erl=197
if errorlevel 198 set erl=198
if errorlevel 199 set erl=199
if errorlevel 200 set erl=200
if errorlevel 201 set erl=201
if errorlevel 202 set erl=202
if errorlevel 203 set erl=203
if errorlevel 204 set erl=204
if errorlevel 205 set erl=205
if errorlevel 206 set erl=206
if errorlevel 207 set erl=207
if errorlevel 208 set erl=208
if errorlevel 209 set erl=209
if errorlevel 210 set erl=210
if errorlevel 211 set erl=211
if errorlevel 212 set erl=212
if errorlevel 213 set erl=213
if errorlevel 214 set erl=214
if errorlevel 215 set erl=215
if errorlevel 216 set erl=216
if errorlevel 217 set erl=217
if errorlevel 218 set erl=218
if errorlevel 219 set erl=219
if errorlevel 220 set erl=220
if errorlevel 221 set erl=221
if errorlevel 222 set erl=222
if errorlevel 223 set erl=223
if errorlevel 224 set erl=224
if errorlevel 225 set erl=225
if errorlevel 226 set erl=226
if errorlevel 227 set erl=227
if errorlevel 228 set erl=228
if errorlevel 229 set erl=229
if errorlevel 230 set erl=230
if errorlevel 231 set erl=231
if errorlevel 232 set erl=232
if errorlevel 233 set erl=233
if errorlevel 234 set erl=234
if errorlevel 235 set erl=235
if errorlevel 236 set erl=236
if errorlevel 237 set erl=237
if errorlevel 238 set erl=238
if errorlevel 239 set erl=239
if errorlevel 240 set erl=240
if errorlevel 241 set erl=241
if errorlevel 242 set erl=242
if errorlevel 243 set erl=243
if errorlevel 244 set erl=244
if errorlevel 245 set erl=245
if errorlevel 246 set erl=246
if errorlevel 247 set erl=247
if errorlevel 248 set erl=248
if errorlevel 249 set erl=249
if errorlevel 250 set erl=250
if errorlevel 251 set erl=251
if errorlevel 252 set erl=252
if errorlevel 253 set erl=253
if errorlevel 254 set erl=254
if errorlevel 255 set erl=255
cls
echo .
echo Errorlevel of %1 is %erl%
echo .
goto _OUT
:_HELP
cls
echo
echo
echo ERRLVL.BAT Tests the exit errorlevel of any program.
echo
echo Syntax: ERRLVL program-name [param 1] ..... [paramn]
echo
:_OUT
set erl=
Save this batch with the name errlevel.bat and copy this batch to the rockbox directory at the hardist where the rockbox software is.
When you now go to the commandpromt start - run - cmd and go to the rockbox directory, you can test the batch file. When you type the name of the batchfile en after it a commandline. The line wich is important to check the number to detect was I means:
Ipodpather 0
Ipodpather 1
etc
So when you at the prompt types:
errlevel ipodpather 0
I think that you see a prompt of a errorlevel 0
When the right number of your ipod is detected 10, then I hope that when you types:
errlevel Ipodpather 10
ethe errrorlevel is 1
When this is right, then it is possible to make a batch fiel within the right valute wil be detect and save in a variable do use it in the next commands of the batch.
Greatings,
Carl
sorry for my baad english, but I hope you unerstand me :)
----- Original Message -----
From: Hamish Mackenzie
To: Rockbox
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 8:54 PM
Subject: Re: Command line utility??
Hi
Once you have done it once the number seems to remain constant so after the initial manual running of that bit of code to find the number it could be included in a batch file. I am getting three more Nanos to install Rockbox on today so I will do a bit of experimentation.
cheers
Hamish
----- Original Message -----
From: Carl-Pieter van den Hazel
To: Rockbox
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 7:18 PM
Subject: Re: Command line utility??
Hi,
About installation the rockbox software a read anything about a command:
ipodpatcher to detect where the ipod is connect with the pc. This the command I'm nog sure if that is possible to do in a batchfil, but I Think this is possible too by using the command errorlevel.
Greetz,
Carl
----- Original Message -----
From: Hamish Mackenzie
To: Rockbox
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 8:30 AM
Subject: Re: Command line utility??
Hi
Thanks for that I might give it a go some time.
Cheers
Hamish
----- Original Message -----
From: Carl-Pieter van den Hazel
To: Rockbox
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 6:53 PM
Subject: Re: Command line utility??
Hi Hamish,
When you want only execule commandlines, than it is simple. You can open a editor like notepad. There you type on each line a command. Then you save the file asl instipod.bat. Also it is an option to use the command pause, for example:
commandline 1
pause
command 2
pause
command 3
etc.
The result is that a commandline will be execute and the command pause stops the batch. When the user press a key, the next line wil be execute.
When this way isn't the right way, can you discribe then the completely procedure to install rockbox onto the ipod? I do'n't have an ipod, so I cann't try a batchfile.
Greetz,
Carl
----- Original Message -----
From: Hamish Mackenzie
To: Rockbox
Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2006 11:23 PM
Subject: Re: Command line utility??
Hi Carl-Pieter
Whilst this would be a nice thing to have just one batch file would not be feasible. This is because there are too many variables for the differing models of ipods and for the number that the pc sees the Ipod on on any given computer. If you were referring to a batch file that would work only for me then I am happy to send you the commands that I use as I would be interested in looking at the batch file you create.
Let me know and I can send the commands to you privately.
Cheers
Hamish
----- Original Message -----
From: Carl-Pieter van den Hazel
To: Glenn at home ; Rockbox
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 5:47 AM
Subject: Re: Command line utility??
Hi Hamish,
Do you want to make a automatic procedure to install the rockbox software onto the ipod? I'm sure that Blind perons like that. I'm blind too. It is simple to do with a batchfile. If you can give me the commands to execute. Then I'll make a example batch-file.
Carl-Pieter
----- Original Message -----
From: Hamish Mackenzie
To: Rockbox
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 4:21 AM
Subject: Command line utility??
Hi All
I have installed Rockbox on a few Nanos for friends of mine and will shortly be doing another batch of four or five. I was wondering if anyone knew of a command line utility that would allow me to paste text from the clipboard at the command prompt. this would greatly reduce the mucking around a blind person would have to do to make sure that each of the commands are being correctly entered at the command prompt. I will have a look around at the weekend but if anyone can save me the time I am sure all the blind Ipod users would be grateful if such a thing exists.
cheers as always
Hamish Hamish
Received on 2006-10-30
Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 21:30:36 +0100
Hi Hamish,
You can make a batchfile with the next lines:
_at_echo off
rem
rem ERRLVL.BAT Tests the exit errorlevel of any program.
rem
if "%1"=="" goto _HELP
set erl=error
call %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
if errorlevel 0 set erl=0
if errorlevel 1 set erl=1
if errorlevel 2 set erl=2
if errorlevel 3 set erl=3
if errorlevel 4 set erl=4
if errorlevel 5 set erl=5
if errorlevel 6 set erl=6
if errorlevel 7 set erl=7
if errorlevel 8 set erl=8
if errorlevel 9 set erl=9
if errorlevel 10 set erl=10
if errorlevel 11 set erl=11
if errorlevel 12 set erl=12
if errorlevel 13 set erl=13
if errorlevel 14 set erl=14
if errorlevel 15 set erl=15
if errorlevel 16 set erl=16
if errorlevel 17 set erl=17
if errorlevel 18 set erl=18
if errorlevel 19 set erl=19
if errorlevel 20 set erl=20
if errorlevel 21 set erl=21
if errorlevel 22 set erl=22
if errorlevel 23 set erl=23
if errorlevel 24 set erl=24
if errorlevel 25 set erl=25
if errorlevel 26 set erl=26
if errorlevel 27 set erl=27
if errorlevel 28 set erl=28
if errorlevel 29 set erl=29
if errorlevel 30 set erl=30
if errorlevel 31 set erl=31
if errorlevel 32 set erl=32
if errorlevel 33 set erl=33
if errorlevel 34 set erl=34
if errorlevel 35 set erl=35
if errorlevel 36 set erl=36
if errorlevel 37 set erl=37
if errorlevel 38 set erl=38
if errorlevel 39 set erl=39
if errorlevel 40 set erl=40
if errorlevel 41 set erl=41
if errorlevel 42 set erl=42
if errorlevel 43 set erl=43
if errorlevel 44 set erl=44
if errorlevel 45 set erl=45
if errorlevel 46 set erl=46
if errorlevel 47 set erl=47
if errorlevel 48 set erl=48
if errorlevel 49 set erl=49
if errorlevel 50 set erl=50
if errorlevel 51 set erl=51
if errorlevel 52 set erl=52
if errorlevel 53 set erl=53
if errorlevel 54 set erl=54
if errorlevel 55 set erl=55
if errorlevel 56 set erl=56
if errorlevel 57 set erl=57
if errorlevel 58 set erl=58
if errorlevel 59 set erl=59
if errorlevel 60 set erl=60
if errorlevel 61 set erl=61
if errorlevel 62 set erl=62
if errorlevel 63 set erl=63
if errorlevel 64 set erl=64
if errorlevel 65 set erl=65
if errorlevel 66 set erl=66
if errorlevel 67 set erl=67
if errorlevel 68 set erl=68
if errorlevel 69 set erl=69
if errorlevel 70 set erl=70
if errorlevel 71 set erl=71
if errorlevel 72 set erl=72
if errorlevel 73 set erl=73
if errorlevel 74 set erl=74
if errorlevel 75 set erl=75
if errorlevel 76 set erl=76
if errorlevel 77 set erl=77
if errorlevel 78 set erl=78
if errorlevel 79 set erl=79
if errorlevel 80 set erl=80
if errorlevel 81 set erl=81
if errorlevel 82 set erl=82
if errorlevel 83 set erl=83
if errorlevel 84 set erl=84
if errorlevel 85 set erl=85
if errorlevel 86 set erl=86
if errorlevel 87 set erl=87
if errorlevel 88 set erl=88
if errorlevel 89 set erl=89
if errorlevel 90 set erl=90
if errorlevel 91 set erl=91
if errorlevel 92 set erl=92
if errorlevel 93 set erl=93
if errorlevel 94 set erl=94
if errorlevel 95 set erl=95
if errorlevel 96 set erl=96
if errorlevel 97 set erl=97
if errorlevel 98 set erl=98
if errorlevel 99 set erl=99
if errorlevel 100 set erl=100
if errorlevel 101 set erl=101
if errorlevel 102 set erl=102
if errorlevel 103 set erl=103
if errorlevel 104 set erl=104
if errorlevel 105 set erl=105
if errorlevel 106 set erl=106
if errorlevel 107 set erl=107
if errorlevel 108 set erl=108
if errorlevel 109 set erl=109
if errorlevel 110 set erl=110
if errorlevel 111 set erl=111
if errorlevel 112 set erl=112
if errorlevel 113 set erl=113
if errorlevel 114 set erl=114
if errorlevel 115 set erl=115
if errorlevel 116 set erl=116
if errorlevel 117 set erl=117
if errorlevel 118 set erl=118
if errorlevel 119 set erl=119
if errorlevel 120 set erl=120
if errorlevel 121 set erl=121
if errorlevel 122 set erl=122
if errorlevel 123 set erl=123
if errorlevel 124 set erl=124
if errorlevel 125 set erl=125
if errorlevel 126 set erl=126
if errorlevel 127 set erl=127
if errorlevel 128 set erl=128
if errorlevel 129 set erl=129
if errorlevel 130 set erl=130
if errorlevel 131 set erl=131
if errorlevel 132 set erl=132
if errorlevel 133 set erl=133
if errorlevel 134 set erl=134
if errorlevel 135 set erl=135
if errorlevel 136 set erl=136
if errorlevel 137 set erl=137
if errorlevel 138 set erl=138
if errorlevel 139 set erl=139
if errorlevel 140 set erl=140
if errorlevel 141 set erl=141
if errorlevel 142 set erl=142
if errorlevel 143 set erl=143
if errorlevel 144 set erl=144
if errorlevel 145 set erl=145
if errorlevel 146 set erl=146
if errorlevel 147 set erl=147
if errorlevel 148 set erl=148
if errorlevel 149 set erl=149
if errorlevel 150 set erl=150
if errorlevel 151 set erl=151
if errorlevel 152 set erl=152
if errorlevel 153 set erl=153
if errorlevel 154 set erl=154
if errorlevel 155 set erl=155
if errorlevel 156 set erl=156
if errorlevel 157 set erl=157
if errorlevel 158 set erl=158
if errorlevel 159 set erl=159
if errorlevel 160 set erl=160
if errorlevel 161 set erl=161
if errorlevel 162 set erl=162
if errorlevel 163 set erl=163
if errorlevel 164 set erl=164
if errorlevel 165 set erl=165
if errorlevel 166 set erl=166
if errorlevel 167 set erl=167
if errorlevel 168 set erl=168
if errorlevel 169 set erl=169
if errorlevel 170 set erl=170
if errorlevel 171 set erl=171
if errorlevel 172 set erl=172
if errorlevel 173 set erl=173
if errorlevel 174 set erl=174
if errorlevel 175 set erl=175
if errorlevel 176 set erl=176
if errorlevel 177 set erl=177
if errorlevel 178 set erl=178
if errorlevel 179 set erl=179
if errorlevel 180 set erl=180
if errorlevel 181 set erl=181
if errorlevel 182 set erl=182
if errorlevel 183 set erl=183
if errorlevel 184 set erl=184
if errorlevel 185 set erl=185
if errorlevel 186 set erl=186
if errorlevel 187 set erl=187
if errorlevel 188 set erl=188
if errorlevel 189 set erl=189
if errorlevel 190 set erl=190
if errorlevel 191 set erl=191
if errorlevel 192 set erl=192
if errorlevel 193 set erl=193
if errorlevel 194 set erl=194
if errorlevel 195 set erl=195
if errorlevel 196 set erl=196
if errorlevel 197 set erl=197
if errorlevel 198 set erl=198
if errorlevel 199 set erl=199
if errorlevel 200 set erl=200
if errorlevel 201 set erl=201
if errorlevel 202 set erl=202
if errorlevel 203 set erl=203
if errorlevel 204 set erl=204
if errorlevel 205 set erl=205
if errorlevel 206 set erl=206
if errorlevel 207 set erl=207
if errorlevel 208 set erl=208
if errorlevel 209 set erl=209
if errorlevel 210 set erl=210
if errorlevel 211 set erl=211
if errorlevel 212 set erl=212
if errorlevel 213 set erl=213
if errorlevel 214 set erl=214
if errorlevel 215 set erl=215
if errorlevel 216 set erl=216
if errorlevel 217 set erl=217
if errorlevel 218 set erl=218
if errorlevel 219 set erl=219
if errorlevel 220 set erl=220
if errorlevel 221 set erl=221
if errorlevel 222 set erl=222
if errorlevel 223 set erl=223
if errorlevel 224 set erl=224
if errorlevel 225 set erl=225
if errorlevel 226 set erl=226
if errorlevel 227 set erl=227
if errorlevel 228 set erl=228
if errorlevel 229 set erl=229
if errorlevel 230 set erl=230
if errorlevel 231 set erl=231
if errorlevel 232 set erl=232
if errorlevel 233 set erl=233
if errorlevel 234 set erl=234
if errorlevel 235 set erl=235
if errorlevel 236 set erl=236
if errorlevel 237 set erl=237
if errorlevel 238 set erl=238
if errorlevel 239 set erl=239
if errorlevel 240 set erl=240
if errorlevel 241 set erl=241
if errorlevel 242 set erl=242
if errorlevel 243 set erl=243
if errorlevel 244 set erl=244
if errorlevel 245 set erl=245
if errorlevel 246 set erl=246
if errorlevel 247 set erl=247
if errorlevel 248 set erl=248
if errorlevel 249 set erl=249
if errorlevel 250 set erl=250
if errorlevel 251 set erl=251
if errorlevel 252 set erl=252
if errorlevel 253 set erl=253
if errorlevel 254 set erl=254
if errorlevel 255 set erl=255
cls
echo .
echo Errorlevel of %1 is %erl%
echo .
goto _OUT
:_HELP
cls
echo
echo
echo ERRLVL.BAT Tests the exit errorlevel of any program.
echo
echo Syntax: ERRLVL program-name [param 1] ..... [paramn]
echo
:_OUT
set erl=
Save this batch with the name errlevel.bat and copy this batch to the rockbox directory at the hardist where the rockbox software is.
When you now go to the commandpromt start - run - cmd and go to the rockbox directory, you can test the batch file. When you type the name of the batchfile en after it a commandline. The line wich is important to check the number to detect was I means:
Ipodpather 0
Ipodpather 1
etc
So when you at the prompt types:
errlevel ipodpather 0
I think that you see a prompt of a errorlevel 0
When the right number of your ipod is detected 10, then I hope that when you types:
errlevel Ipodpather 10
ethe errrorlevel is 1
When this is right, then it is possible to make a batch fiel within the right valute wil be detect and save in a variable do use it in the next commands of the batch.
Greatings,
Carl
sorry for my baad english, but I hope you unerstand me :)
----- Original Message -----
From: Hamish Mackenzie
To: Rockbox
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 8:54 PM
Subject: Re: Command line utility??
Hi
Once you have done it once the number seems to remain constant so after the initial manual running of that bit of code to find the number it could be included in a batch file. I am getting three more Nanos to install Rockbox on today so I will do a bit of experimentation.
cheers
Hamish
----- Original Message -----
From: Carl-Pieter van den Hazel
To: Rockbox
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 7:18 PM
Subject: Re: Command line utility??
Hi,
About installation the rockbox software a read anything about a command:
ipodpatcher to detect where the ipod is connect with the pc. This the command I'm nog sure if that is possible to do in a batchfil, but I Think this is possible too by using the command errorlevel.
Greetz,
Carl
----- Original Message -----
From: Hamish Mackenzie
To: Rockbox
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 8:30 AM
Subject: Re: Command line utility??
Hi
Thanks for that I might give it a go some time.
Cheers
Hamish
----- Original Message -----
From: Carl-Pieter van den Hazel
To: Rockbox
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 6:53 PM
Subject: Re: Command line utility??
Hi Hamish,
When you want only execule commandlines, than it is simple. You can open a editor like notepad. There you type on each line a command. Then you save the file asl instipod.bat. Also it is an option to use the command pause, for example:
commandline 1
pause
command 2
pause
command 3
etc.
The result is that a commandline will be execute and the command pause stops the batch. When the user press a key, the next line wil be execute.
When this way isn't the right way, can you discribe then the completely procedure to install rockbox onto the ipod? I do'n't have an ipod, so I cann't try a batchfile.
Greetz,
Carl
----- Original Message -----
From: Hamish Mackenzie
To: Rockbox
Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2006 11:23 PM
Subject: Re: Command line utility??
Hi Carl-Pieter
Whilst this would be a nice thing to have just one batch file would not be feasible. This is because there are too many variables for the differing models of ipods and for the number that the pc sees the Ipod on on any given computer. If you were referring to a batch file that would work only for me then I am happy to send you the commands that I use as I would be interested in looking at the batch file you create.
Let me know and I can send the commands to you privately.
Cheers
Hamish
----- Original Message -----
From: Carl-Pieter van den Hazel
To: Glenn at home ; Rockbox
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 5:47 AM
Subject: Re: Command line utility??
Hi Hamish,
Do you want to make a automatic procedure to install the rockbox software onto the ipod? I'm sure that Blind perons like that. I'm blind too. It is simple to do with a batchfile. If you can give me the commands to execute. Then I'll make a example batch-file.
Carl-Pieter
----- Original Message -----
From: Hamish Mackenzie
To: Rockbox
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 4:21 AM
Subject: Command line utility??
Hi All
I have installed Rockbox on a few Nanos for friends of mine and will shortly be doing another batch of four or five. I was wondering if anyone knew of a command line utility that would allow me to paste text from the clipboard at the command prompt. this would greatly reduce the mucking around a blind person would have to do to make sure that each of the commands are being correctly entered at the command prompt. I will have a look around at the weekend but if anyone can save me the time I am sure all the blind Ipod users would be grateful if such a thing exists.
cheers as always
Hamish Hamish
Received on 2006-10-30
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