Had wrongfully assumed CFStringRef's were reference counted
objects that needed to be CFRelease()'d when we no longer
needed them.
However according to the CFArrayGetValueAtIndex() API docs
( https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corefoundation/1388767-cfarraygetvalueatindex?language=objc )
it follows "get rule" for memory ownership, meaning it is not
ours to release.
Only prefLangs returned by CFLocaleCopyPreferredLanguages()
need to be CFRelease()'d as that does follow "create rule"
Ref #202 (Crash on Mac OS Big Sur)
- Check if config.txt exists on drive letter before proceeding to
write changes. Wait up to 3 seconds if not.
- Force drive letter assignment for portable SSDs and other devices
that pretend to be a fixed drive. (Windows only auto-assigns
drive letters for removable media).
Ref #171
- Adds "hidden" shift+ctrl+X shortcut for eXpert image customization
options.
Allows one to set certain options on RPI OS images, namely:
* disable overscan
* set hostname
* enable ssh and
- set Pi user password if using password authentication
OR
- set authorized_keys
(if running Imager on Linux/Mac this will
have contents of ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub prefilled)
* configure wifi settings
(if computer running Imager is connected by wifi it will
prefill wifi SSID and if on Windows also PSK).
* set time zone and keyboard layout
Related to feature requests/issues:
Ref #127
Ref #86
Ref #102
Ref #73
Ref #68
Ref #25
Ref #12
- Option Window also allows setting a couple other general settings:
* Adds option for audible notification (beep) when imaging completes.
Closes#46
* Adds option not to eject media when done.
Closes#144
- No longer suspends a number of Windows services during Imaging
(We want Windows to detect the drive and mount it, or we may
not be able to alter files on FAT partition).
Windows: show progress in taskbar
Closes#132
Implemented in ImageWriter class instead of qml for practical
reasons. GUI stuff does not really belong there, but there is no
easy way to have platform specific stuff in qml, lacking #ifdef
With current argument order cmake's FindCURL module checks for a component named `7.32.0` in the curl package.
According to the find_package reference the version argument follows PackageName and after the REQUIRED keyword an optional list of components is placed.
Resolves#96
Mac OS X allows one to provide multiple preferred languages instead
of one.
Make sure that if is English is the "main" language, it does not
go for one of the translations.
Closes#81
We originally used libcurl for both downloading images from
Internet and reading local files to have the same code path for both.
It doesn't work that well in practice, as Qt and libcurl are not
on the same page how special characters such as Chinese characters
are represented in a local file URL.
So create a new class to handle local files.
Closes#76
- Allow static build
- Use .svg icons
- Linux Embedded lacks normal "open file dialog". So simply scan
files in root folder of USB stick and return list.
- Change QProcess::execute(command) calls to
QProcess::execute(command, args) calls to silence Qt 5.15.0
depreciation warning.
Modern CPUs have special instructions to accelerate computing
SHA hashes.
The Qt QCryptographicHash code is standard C, so not taking
advantage of those though.
Outsource the hashing to OpenSSL that does.
Shaves off some seconds during verification stage.
The default Info.plist template provided by CMake doesn't have this key, and
CMake only has minimal support for settingstypically found in this file.
In order to specify NSPrincipalClass, we need to provide the whole Info.plist instead.
Info.plist is also specified as a dependancy to the application so that it will
appear in the project explorer, and changes to this file will trigger a rebuild.
The software requires at least:
- libcurl 7.32.0 (released Aug 12 2013!)
- libarchive 3.2.0 (released Apr 30 2016)
- util-linux 2.27 (released Sep 7 2015)
While technically we could build libcurl and libarchive statically
(like we do for Mac and Windows) if the system has older libs,
it's likely that running the software on systems that old may
give other problems as well (e.g. does lsblk --json (util-linux)
and udisks2 work correctly?), so do not bother.
Closes#16
- We are only using zlib indirectly through libarchive
(For Windows/Mac OS X we do keep requiring zlib headers, as we
need them to build the bundled libarchive on these platforms)
