Add extractor for *.FL[12] files #162
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Just to be sure you are aware - this number has been known to change, and is an artifact of the Lenovo build process (and not guaranteed). There is a way to calculate it, if needed
scripts/extract_from_ISO.sh
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| read -r FL1VERNUM FL1VER FL2VERNUM FL2VER < <(grep -E "^${ISO%%.iso*}" ../Descriptions.txt| \ |
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Did you mean "$DESC" here, instead of ../Descriptions.txt ?
Also, you are treating a free-form text string as a set of fixed format fields when you extract the various version numbers.
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Did you mean "$DESC" here, instead of ../Descriptions.txt ?
Yeah. That's a typo. I'll fix it.
Also, you are treating a free-form text string as a set of fixed format fields when you extract the various version numbers.
I looked at the format of the file, and I see that there is a bit of commonality between all the version lines, so I'm counting on this structure. The issue is that for the EC versioning. there is no way that I know off to figure out the EC version number from the contents of a given ISO. However, I'm hoping there is something, which I have not yet figured out myself, which allows that. It is possible for the BIOS version string (not the number itself), which I can implement.
Any suggestions?
This pull request adds a generic extractor script for FL1 and FL2 files. The script requires 2 options, the ISO name to process, and the path to Descriptions.txt (to get EC version Number, which cannot be found in the ISO by path manipulation.)