Linux gp32 link tool
gplink is a gp32 usb linker tool for linux. The following commands are supported:
| gplink info | get smc info |
| gplink ids | get ids (pduid etc) |
| gplink ls [directory name] -l print file sizes | smc directory listing |
| gplink get source [destination dir] -r get files recursively | download file |
| gplink put file [file...] destination -c do 8.3 filename conversion | upload file(s) to given destination |
| gplink install file.fpk | install fpk archive |
| gplink mkdir path | create directory |
| gplink rmdir path | delete directory |
| gplink run file | runs a gxb or fxe file (pc-link/multi-fw only) |
| gplink rm file | delete file |
| gplink end | end gp32 link mode |
See the full README file here.
Download
- Source and binary package: gplink-1.5.tar.gz
- Gentoo ebuild by Josu López Fernández: gplink-1.5-r1.ebuild
- Archlinux package by Alberto Núñez gplink-1.5-a1.pkg.tar.gz
Release 1.5
Added a -r option to the get command which copies files from the gp32 recursively. I decided it was finally time to backup my SMC and this option will do the whole thing in one command.
Release 1.4
Lots of updates by Patrick Mauritz - the ability to install .fpk packages, safer rm option, command to fetch IDs, plus various other bugfixes and tidy-ups. Patrick's web site has his development version of gplink with other new features should you want to help test them.
The upload/convert option now handles spaces (bugfix from Emmanuele Somma.)
Note: the bug in Linux 2.6 kernels that meant gplink had to be run as root (the usbdevfs devmode option was being ignored) now seems to be fixed. I don't know in which version exactly but the problem's gone in 2.6.8.
Release 1.3
Integrated functionality from Mithris' GpRun for directly running .gxb files. This requires Darkfader's pc-link or multi-fw to operate.
Release 1.2
New in this release is a fix for uploading files over 3mb in size from Ulrich Hecht and a human-readable output option from Vincent Rubiolo. File sizes can now be included with directory listings.
Noshir has written a graphical front-end to gplink, available here.
gplink is released under the GNU General Public License.