SmartVersion | Tools + Scripts

Thank you very much to both of you!!!

 

Maybe someone want SVF query:

https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...ver-2016-techbench.77028/page-52#post-1496750

 

@3zero3 thanks, totally forgot them. Query function is updated and embedded in script file found at -> #1
Redirected.

 

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@TECHNOMAN link is dead

 

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well done

 

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Thanks for the explanation Enthousiast. Last question, can I create Business es-ES iso from Consumer EN iso directly?.

 

Not with the provided svf patches at gezoesloog's repo.

 

What script exactly?

 

Never tested that script, i just use this for dropping the source iso on the cmd (provided by @GezoeSloog, little edit for my purpose):

Code:

:: drag and drop a Source file onto this batch

@echo off

set SmvExec=C:\Program Files\SmartVersion\smv.exe

set OutDir=.\EN2XX-SVF

:: max number of SMVs to run simultaneously
set RunInst=1




cd /d "%~dp0"
if not exist "%OutDir%" md "%OutDir%"

if %RunInst% gtr 1 set _nowait=start "" /b

call :_StrFind "%~n1" ISO

for /f "usebackq delims=" %%i in (`dir "%~dp1*%_filter%*%~x1" /b /a:-d`) do (
  if "%%~i" neq "%~nx1" if not exist "%OutDir%\%%~ni.svf" (
    if %RunInst% gtr 1 call :_ProcWait smv.exe %RunInst%
    %_nowait% "%SmvExec%" BuildPatch "%OutDir%\%%~ni.svf" "%~1" "%~dp1%%~i" -nbhashbits 24 -compressratio 192 -sha1 -nomd5
    echo.
  )
)

exit

:_StrFind
echo %~1 | find /i "%~2" >nul
if %ErrorLevel% neq 0 (
  shift /2
  if "%~2" neq "" goto _StrFind
)
set _filter=%~2
exit /b

:_ProcWait
for /f %%i in ('tasklist /fi "ImageName eq %~1" ^| find /i /c "%~1"') do (
  if %%i geq %2 (
    timeout /t 1 /nobreak >nul
    goto _ProcWait
  )
)
exit /b

 

You seem to be correct, i just happened to have a win 7 x86 running on my test system, and during the test i can already see the size is 1.45GB, same patch on my x64 main system is 218MB.

But creating svf patches on a x86 windows would take ages, specially when running them in bulk.

 

@Nostalgic

Open script with notepad
Change -compressratio 192 to -compressratio 49

 

For usage on x86 yes

 

Do not use -compressratio at all (maybe -nbhashbits too)

 

Did you use the same script for both?
Without specifying the switch -compressratio smv will use the default compression level.