- display internal and sd card storage sizes.
- removed battery info.
- removed current time info.
- fix dumping save to sd card due to not opening the file with append.
- change all sizes to display GB instead of GiB.
- change progress bar units to 1000 rather than 1024.
- all info text, such as sizes and timestamps now use the info text colouring.
- shorten the ncm content type names.
more menus will use it soon.
need to have a way to show the spinner when loading, then revert to the default icon if
failed to load, or an icon doesn't exist.
otherwise, the user may think that the icon is still loading and wait for it.
- updated libhaze to 81154c1.
- increase ftpsrv stack size as it would crash when modifying custom mounts.
- fix warning for unused log data in haze.
- fix eof read for nsp/xci source by instead returning 0 for bytes read, rather than error.
- add support for lstat the root of a mount.
- handle zero size reads when reading games via devoptab.
it seems that curl does not like long blocking in the r/w callbacks.
blocking for too seems to cause a deadlock as the server stops send/recv anymore data.
to fix this, i now use curls pause api.
this api is not thread safe, so it's a little more involved than it needs to be.
however this fixes the deadlock as curls pause actually reduces the download/upload speed
to the minimum. it also reduces exit latency as now exiting is handled in the progress callback
as well, which is called far more often than r/w.
- enable sftp by default.
- add more descriptive stdio errors.
- disable devoptab timeout by default.
- handle errors for devoptab seek.
- add r/d/w progress events for threaded_file_transfer
- remove system album from file browser, only show sd card.
- do not clear game selection in games menu. useful for selecting games to backup, then delete after.
- change smb2 r/w to only send max amount, matches nfs behaviour. not sure if its needed as smb probably handles it for us.
this improves network fs speed by disabling stat for http entriely, and only enabling file stat for everything else.
this can be overriden in the config.
read still needs some work. opening a file should open a thread where data is read/written async.
this avoids the huge number of roundtrips per r/w.
eg, a read currently has to REST, open the data socket, send the file data, send ABOR to close and then close the data socket.
using the thread approach would just send the file over the already open data socket.
writes will also benefit from the above, just instead of REST it would be APPE.
seeks would need to do the above ABORT, close and re-open. however most reads in sphaira are not random access. so this isn't an issue.
fs path was changed to 255 in the past because that is the real path size that fs can handle.
however, this restriction does not apply to nfs, samba, http - and it is very easy to exceed this 255 path length.
to fix this, i have increased the path len to 1024. this allows fs to continue to work as the buffer is
big enough, but also gives network mounts enough space to work with.
