> Le 21 mars 2020 à 19:53, Christian Schmitz <supp...@monkeybreadsoftware.de> a
> écrit:
>
> Does it write an error message about wrong parameter?
Good guess.
So I tried launching my app using the terminal. I made the command as concise
as possible, omitting all optional parameters:
auth.Execute
"/System/Library/Filesystems/udf.fs/Contents/Resources/newfs_udf",array("/dev/rdisk5")
I am getting this output:
newfs_udf: No such file or directory
Unknown media size
I probably can fix the media size error by passing a parameter, but I guess
it'd be automatically set if the first error is fixed.
But, if I put this in the terminal (what I expect to be the same as the Execute
statement above):
/System/Library/Filesystems/udf.fs/Contents/Resources/newfs_udf /dev/rdisk5
Then it works…
How are both forms different?
> I'd try this:
>
> array("-b", "2048",disk)
>
> Because -b and 2048 are two parameters.
Actually, I hesitate between both (since I can't make it working yet in a short
syntax, I can't find the correct one). What makes me wondering is “2048” is the
value of “-b” (the block size). What defines separate parameters: values
separated by space or parameters with their value?
Thanks.
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