Indeed, Evan, moreover binary files seem to be compiled for darwin,
calling mac OS X specific libraries ..
so trying to find an entry point this way *is* hopeless :/
Regards,
Jean Loup Le Roux.
Evan Felix wrote:
Looks Like the perls cript runs on the Mac, and finds the directories
with data from the niki-ipod and syncs them to a local directly. I
dont think this mean perl is running on the nano at all..
Evan
On 2/4/07, Biscuit Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok guys, this is how this file shakes down.
Basically .dmg is the mac's version of an .img/.iso.
So I got the hfs plus the hfsplus utils for my distro (ubuntu)
Then i ran
sudo mkdir /mnt/nano
sudo mount -t hfsplus -o loop Runometer_RunFinder.dmg /mnt/nano
And woolah
It mounted!
the perl script is this, not much i think:
#!/usr/bin/perl
##
# A script intended for wrapping with platypus to either
# 1.) open the hidden directories on your iPod where runs are stored
# or
# 2.) automatically upload runs.
#
# Author: A. Carra
# Copyright 2007, Gordian Labs.
# if invoked with a mount command
# process it (not implemented)
# otherwise, look at everything in "volumes"
# for each one that contains a iPod_Control subdir
# process it
my $mode = 'open'; #will add upload here
while (defined($next = </Volumes/*>)) {
if (-d $next."/iPod_Control") {
&processiPod($next, $mode);
}
}
##
# Process a given iPod candidate directory.
#
#
sub processiPod {
my $dir = shift;
my $mode = shift;
my $synched_count = 0;
my $latest_count = 0;
my $empeds_dir =
$dir."/iPod_Control/Device/Trainer/Workouts/Empeds";
if (-d $empeds_dir) {
while (defined($next_dir = <$empeds_dir/*>)) {
if ($next_dir ne $empeds_dir.'/linkData') {
my $latest_dir = $next_dir."/latest";
my $synched_dir = $next_dir."/synched";
if (-d $latest_dir) {
while (defined($new_workouts
= <$latest_dir/*.xml>)) {
#print "found latest:
$new_workouts\n";
$latest_count =
$file_count +1;
}
}
if (-d $synched_dir) {
while (defined($sync_workouts
= <$synched_dir/*.xml>)) {
#print "found
synched: $sync_workouts\n";
$synched_count =
$file_count +1;
}
}
if (($latest_count > 0) and
($synched_count > 0)) {
exec "open $next_dir";
} elsif (($latest_count > 0) and
($mode eq 'open')) {
exec "open $latest_dir";
} elsif (($synched_count > 0) and
($mode eq 'open')) {
exec "open $synched_dir";
}
}
}
if ($file_count == 0) {
return false;
} else {
return true;
}
} else {
return false;
}
}
# my $file = FileHandle->new( $dir );
# if ( ! defined $file ) {
# print STDERR "Apple_Runometer::processiPod: file
can't be opened '$dir'\n";
# return -1;
# }
Maybe some kinda wrapper?
Anyways this file is a .app file, which on non mac systems come up as
a folder
however it can be executed on a mac and i will try it tomarrow if i
get the chance
however when i look more i think it's ment for a comp, not the ipod
but i dunno
we'll soon see ;)
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