GDX-X/PFS-BatchKit-Manager

Displayed path to FSCK_A.XLF is wrong

lichtmetzger opened this issue · 8 comments

lichtmetzger commented 
REM __system\fsck100\FSCK_A.XLF
if not exist "%~dp0HDD-OSD\__system\fsck100\FSCK_A.XLF" (
"%~dp0BAT\Diagbox" gd 0c
echo Files "HDD-OSD\__system\osd100\FSCK_A.XLF"

This line:
echo Files "HDD-OSD\__system\osd100\FSCK_A.XLF"

needs to be this line:
echo Files "HDD-OSD\__system\fsck100\FSCK_A.XLF"

GDX-X commented

Thanks I will change that.

New update coming soon with new features, maybe this week

israpps commented

FSCK is not needed.

And it's usage HAS to be discouraged

The usage of FreeHdBoot FSCK is the best thing to do

israpps commented

@GDX-X i have a recommendation for you, instead of asking the user for HDD-OSD 1.10U and hash checking, would it be better to add a plugin system?

Where user feeds a 7z (wich script checks if it's valid via some system)

This would allow users to try other HDD-OSD versions

Specially useful for Protokernel users, who will probably prefer HDD-OSD 1.00J for their systems

GDX-X commented

Yes, I can always add that. with a hard disk size check to prevent the installation of older versions on hard disks larger than 137 GB,

israpps commented

I have all versions, lba 48bit ready

Check your DMs

lichtmetzger commented

The tool also asks for OSDSYS_A.XLF and hosdsys.elf which are both the same file - one just gets renamed to the other.

This can be very confusing if you get the HDDOSD update from the SUDC4 disc (or Sonys HDD Utility Disc) and you don't know about it or where to get the hosdsys.elf.

I didnt know about it until I found this random thread on psx-place:
https://www.psx-place.com/threads/how-to-properly-combine-hdd-osd-and-freehdboot-1-966.32416/#post-281022

Maybe the script can rename the file automatically or at least tell you to do it.

israpps commented

The tool also asks for OSDSYS_A.XLF and hosdsys.elf which are both the same file - one just gets renamed to the other.

This can be very confusing if you get the HDDOSD update from the SUDC4 disc (or Sonys HDD Utility Disc) and you don't know about it or where to get the hosdsys.elf.

I didnt know about it until I found this random thread on psx-place: https://www.psx-place.com/threads/how-to-properly-combine-hdd-osd-and-freehdboot-1-966.32416/#post-281022

Maybe the script can rename the file automatically or at least tell you to do it.

SUDC4 provides the packages with names that don't necesarily reflect the name after install

hosdsys.elf naming ensures compatibility with FreeHdBoot merging

GDX-X commented

Fixed in 1.1.2

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