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Re: Percentage complete of unix task
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Re: Percentage complete of unix task


  • Subject: Re: Percentage complete of unix task
  • From: Rakka <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2005 21:45:13 +1100

Disk Utility and Installer can do this because they control everything that's happening -- they don't just issue a single unix command and wait for it to be done, "monitoring" the progress in some way. They have a series of steps they go through and each step counts for some known percentage... which eventually adds up to 100%.

Thanks a lot for the info. I'm sure that Disk Utility runs diskutil's repairPermissions command and feeds the output to a textfield, but what are the other steps they go through to figure out how much of the command is done? I don't see how it works :-)


Thanks again

Rakka

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