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DWLOAD server implemented in Python

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DwLoadServer

DWLOAD server implemented in Python (OpenSource, GPL v3 or above).

It’s in unuseable, experimental state and currently nothing more then some tests scripts.

current state

Tested DWEEBS:

DWEEB

example

Description

DLOAD

DLOAD

Load AUTOLOAD.DWL (Used on Dragon startup)

RESAVE

DLOAD"RESAVE""MYFILE.BAS"

Save BASIC listing

Implemented DriveWire Transactions:

hex

dez

DW name

Description

$01

1

OP_NAMEOBJ_MOUNT

Mount a file to a virtual drive number

$d2

210

OP_READEX

Send 256 bytes sector from the DWLOAD server to the client

$57

87

OP_WRITE

Write 256 bytes sector of data from the client into a file on the server

TODO

  • support SAVE

  • compare checksum

installation

Linux

The is a virtualenv bootstrap file, created with bootstrap_env, for easy installation.

Get the bootstrap file:

/home/FooBar$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DWLOAD/DwLoadServer/master/boot_dwload_server.py

There are tree types of installation:

option

desciption

pypi

use Python Package Index (for all normal user!)

git_readonly

use git to get the sourcecode (for developer without write access)

dev

use git with write access

e.g.:

/home/FooBar$ python3 boot_dwload_server.py ~/dwload_server_env --install_type git_readonly

This creates a virtualenv in ``~/dwload_server_env`` and used git to checkout the needed repositories.

In this case (using –install_type=**git_readonly**) the git repository are in: …/dwload_server_env/src/ So you can easy update them e.g.:

/home/FooBar$ cd ~/dwload_server_env/src/dwload-server
/home/FooBar/dwload_server_env/src/dwload-server$ git pull

Windows

There are several ways to install the project under windows.

The following is hopeful the easiest one:

  • Install Python 3, e.g.: https://www.python.org/downloads/

  • Download the DWLOAD Server git snapshot from Github: master.zip

  • Extract the Archive somewhere

  • Maybe, adjust paths in boot_dwload_server.cmd

  • Run boot_dwload_server.cmd

The default boot_dwload_server.cmd will install via Python Package Index (PyPi) into %APPDATA%\dwload_server_env

startup

Setup server root directory. This is the directory for the files that are interchange with the client.

/home/FooBar$ cd ~/dwload_server_env/
/home/FooBar/dwload_server_env$ mkdir root

You have to put the DWEEB files into the root dir. e.g. dwload-demo-files from: https://github.com/DWLOAD/DWLOAD

To start the server:

/home/FooBar$ cd ~/dwload_server_env/
/home/FooBar/dwload_server_env$ ./bin/python -m dwload_server.dwload_server --port /dev/ttyUSB0 --root_dir ./root

If you would like to see more debug output:

/home/FooBar/dwload_server_env$ ./bin/python -m dwload_server.dwload_server --port /dev/ttyUSB0 --root_dir ./root --log_level 10

Display CLI help:

/home/FooBar/dwload_server_env$ ./bin/python -m dwload_server.dwload_server --help

Maybe it’s nice to have a shell script to startup? Take a copy of existing start_DWLOAD_server.sh file and change it for your needs, e.g.:

/home/FooBar$ cd ~/dwload_server_env/
/home/FooBar/dwload_server_env$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DWLOAD/DwLoadServer/master/start_DWLOAD_server.sh

# Just call (after edit)
/home/FooBar/dwload_server_env$ ./start_DWLOAD_server.sh

History

  • 14.11.2014 - v0.1.0 - Create bootstrap file that work under linux and windows.

  • 12.11.2014 - v0.0.1 - send a file works rudimentary

  • 30.09.2014 - Idea was born: Forum post 11893

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