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http://192.168.0.200/d/BACKUP/F030GAME.ZIP
http://192.168.0.200/d/BACKUP/DEMOS.ZIP
sqward wrote:It's not possible (to my knowledge) to implement universally comaptibile (across all browsers) download of multiple files with one user action.
simonsunnyboy wrote:I tried packing my stuffs with ST-Zip and it took a loong time even with compression deactivated.
Not to mention STZip crashed for me with weird Mint kernel messages, I think directory recursion didn't do it any good.
But basically that is the way to go, bundle stuff in container files and transfer only the containers with uip-tool.
sqward wrote:Just to be sure: uiptool is not meant to run under MiNT.
simonsunnyboy wrote:I tried packing my stuffs with ST-Zip and it took a loong time even with compression deactivated.
Not to mention STZip crashed for me with weird Mint kernel messages, I think directory recursion didn't do it any good.
But basically that is the way to go, bundle stuff in container files and transfer only the containers with uip-tool.
Moulinaie wrote:simonsunnyboy wrote:I tried packing my stuffs with ST-Zip and it took a loong time even with compression deactivated.
Not to mention STZip crashed for me with weird Mint kernel messages, I think directory recursion didn't do it any good.
But basically that is the way to go, bundle stuff in container files and transfer only the containers with uip-tool.
If I remember well, ST ZIP crashes when managing empty directories...
Is it the reason?
Guillaume.
sqward wrote:The code is out there in Bitbucket. I didn't optimize the driver too much because a) I wanted it to also work on ST b) the built-in TCP/IP stack itself is the biggest bottleneck.
sqward wrote:The code is out there in Bitbucket.
czietz wrote:sqward wrote:The code is out there in Bitbucket.
Can you please write some sentences about rebuilding from source? The atarid application (the web UI) wants to include some files from jqwidgets, which, as I found out, is a commercial HTML and Javascript UI framework. There's an evaluation version available, though; but I wonder which version of jqwidgets is required to compile a working uip-tool.
mikro wrote:Fortunately, as I have gone that whole path, you can download it from my fork: https://bitbucket.org/mikro_sk/uip-tools/src/master/
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