I’m having continued problems with r383. It’s in findInstallerDisk.py where it says it can’t find my base dmg file. I thought maybe it was because it was a legacy image, so I ripped a new one but i’m having very similar problem Here is where it’s getting lost.
[code] # find the item that matches the frontmost allowedBuilds item
for thisItem in innerSearchItems:
print(‘\n\n ‘ + thisItem + ‘ \n\n’)
baseImageCandidate = None
if hasattr(thisItem, ‘isContainerType’):
baseImageCandidate = thisItem
print “–a–”
else:
print “–b–”
try:
print “–c–”
baseImageCandidate = containerController.newContainerForPath(thisItem)
except:
print “–d–”
continue
if not baseImageCandidate.isContainerType(‘dmg’):
print “–e–”
continue
[/code]
And here is the output:
[code]
/Users/jeff/instadmg/InstallerFiles/InstallerDiscs/.svn
–b–
–c–
–e–
/Users/jeff/instadmg/InstallerFiles/InstallerDiscs/MacOS X Client 10.6 10A432.dmg
–b–
–c–
–e–
/Users/jeff/instadmg/InstallerFiles/BaseOS/.DS_Store
–b–
–c–
–e–
/Users/jeff/instadmg/InstallerFiles/BaseOS/.svn
–b–
–c–
–e–
/Users/jeff/instadmg/InstallerFiles/BaseOS/InstallerChoices.xml
–b–
–c–
–e–
[/code]
It looks like the: [code] if not baseImageCandidate.isContainerType(‘dmg’):[/code] is always evaluating true even when it hits the dmg file. However I’m stymied at trying to dig into isContainerType.
That installer disk was generated with importDisk.py -a
.
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