Bacon is a small tool that can show information about CyanogenMod ROMs for Android devices. As well as downloading the ROMs, bacon will show you the latest devices supported by the CyanogenMod project.
For more information about the CyanogenMod project, visit CyanogenMod. And for more information about Android in general, visit Android.
Usage: bacon [OPTION...] [DEVICE...]
General Options:
-c, --color Enable colored output
-d, --download Download the latest ROM for DEVICE
Requires specific ROM type option
(See 'ROM Type Options' below)
-f PATTERN, --find-device=PATTERN
Search all supported devices for PATTERN,
and print the results.
This can be useful for identifying the
codename of a particular device.
--gtk Launch the GTK+ user interface
(ONLY IF COMPILED WITH GTK+)
NOTE: when this option is used, it MUST be
provided as the FIRST option (so that any
GTK+ specific options can be provided
after this one on the command line)
-i, --interactive Interactive mode
-l, --list-devices List all available DEVICEs
-p, --no-progress Do not show any progress when retrieving
data from the internet (this includes the
progress bar during ROM downloads)
-s, --show Show ROMs for DEVICE (no downloading)
-u, --update-device-list Update the local DEVICE list
-?, -h, --help Display this help text and exit
-v, --version Display version information and exit
ROM Type Options:
-a, --all Specify all ROM types
NOTE: this is the default if no other ROM
types were specified
-e, --experimental Specify Experimental
-m, --snapshot Specify M Snapshot ROMs
-n, --nightly Specify Nightly ROMs
-r, --rc Specify Release Candidate ROMs
-S, --stable Specify Stable ROMs
Download Options:
-o PATH, --output=PATH Save the downloaded ROM to PATH
A few things to keep in mind:
- If PATH is an existing directory, then
PATH will be appended with the ROM
filename.
- If PATH does not exist, then an attempt
to create PATH's parent will be made,
and PATH's basename will become the ROM
filename.
- If PATH is an existing file, then it
will be overwritten (UNLESS it is a
previously downloaded ROM by this
program, in which case an attempt to
resume the download will be made).
- If PATH exists and its MD5 hash matches
the remote ROM MD5 hash, then nothing
will be done.
Show Options:
-H, --hash Show remote MD5 hash for each ROM
displayed
-L, --latest Show only the latest ROM for each ROM type
specified
-M N, --max=N Show a maximum of N ROMs for each ROM type
specified
-U, --url Show download URL for each ROM displayed
In order to build bacon, you will need the development library of libcurl installed, as well as GNU Autotools.
On a Linux OS you can use:
./buildconf all [--with-gtk]
On a Linux OS, after building you can run:
sudo make install
Usage: bacon [OPTION...] [DEVICE...] General Options: -d, --download Download the latest ROM for DEVICE Requires specific ROM type option (See 'ROM Type Options' below) -G, --gtk Launch the GTK+ user interface NOTE: when this option is used, it MUST be provided as the FIRST option (so that any GTK+ specific options can be provided after this one on the command line) -i, --interactive Interactive mode -l, --list-devices List all available DEVICEs -N, --no-progress Do not show any progress when retrieving data from the internet (this includes the progress bar during ROM downloads) -s, --show Show ROMs for DEVICE (no downloading) -u, --update-device-list Update the local DEVICE list -?, -h, --help Display this help text and exit -v, --version Display version information and exit ROM Type Options: -a, --all Specify all ROM types NOTE: this is the default if no other ROM types were specified -e, --experimental Specify Experimental -m, --snapshot Specify M Snapshot ROMs -n, --nightly Specify Nightly ROMs -r, --rc Specify Release Candidate ROMs -S, --stable Specify Stable ROMs Download Options: -o PATH, --output=PATH Save the downloaded ROM to PATH A few things to keep in mind: - If PATH is an existing directory, then PATH will be appended with the ROM filename. - If PATH does not exist, then an attempt to create PATH's parent will be made, and PATH's basename will become the ROM filename. - If PATH is an existing file, then it will be overwritten (UNLESS it is a previously downloaded ROM by this program, in which case an attempt to resume the download will be made). - If PATH exists and its MD5 hash matches the remote ROM MD5 hash, then nothing will be done. Show Options: -H, --hash Show remote MD5 hash for each ROM displayed -L, --latest Show only the latest ROM for each ROM type specified -M N, --max=N Show a maximum of N ROMs for each ROM type specified -U, --url Show download URL for each ROM displayed