DSD source files

[n4yek]

To start, I am running Windows XP and I have downloaded the zip file from: https://github.com/szechyjs/dsd and https://github.com/szechyjs/mbelib
by clicking on the zip icon. I have modified the source with the latest 1.6.0 updates and now want to save it all to a .tar file to use in linux. Anyone please help me do this in Windows.

 

[gariac]

You could just copy the files from your windows box to your linux though any number of means (Samba, thumb drive, etc. You don't need to tar it.

That said, 7-zip can write a tar format file. There is a windows version of the program, which is actually easier to use than the linux version, which has no gui.

7-Zip

You navigate to the directory where the files located. Select them as you normally do in windows. click on the plus symbol to add them to the archive. Then select tar as the output format.

Any chance this updated code will be uploaded?

 

[mtindor]

You could just copy the files from your windows box to your linux though any number of means (Samba, thumb drive, etc. You don't need to tar it.

That said, 7-zip can write a tar format file. There is a windows version of the program, which is actually easier to use than the linux version, which has no gui.

7-Zip

You navigate to the directory where the files located. Select them as you normally do in windows. click on the plus symbol to add them to the archive. Then select tar as the output format.

Any chance this updated code will be uploaded?

Gariac,

Why in the world don't you modify the source yourself? If I can do it based upon information already provided in another thread, certainly you can. You likely aren't more of a moron than I. Just modify the source, compile and have fun.

Mike

 

[gariac]

I am modifying it. As I had stated in the other thread, I'm about half way through but needed some clarification. I just didn't want to spend my time doing it and have a completed version show up on the internet, all ready for download. That is similar to digging a ditch then filling it again.

 

[SCPD]

Install cygwin or GNUwin. That will give you a bash shell that includes tar and gzip.

 

[n4yek]

You could just copy the files from your windows box to your linux though any number of means (Samba, thumb drive, etc. You don't need to tar it.

That said, 7-zip can write a tar format file. There is a windows version of the program, which is actually easier to use than the linux version, which has no gui.

7-Zip

You navigate to the directory where the files located. Select them as you normally do in windows. click on the plus symbol to add them to the archive. Then select tar as the output format.

Any chance this updated code will be uploaded?

Thanks for the link, that's a neat and easy program.

Install cygwin or GNUwin. That will give you a bash shell that includes tar and gzip.

Thanks for the help