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+#!/bin/sh
+
+## New! Ask where the user wishes to install the package with gxmessage:
+
+export GXMSG=`printf "\
+Where do you want your Debian image file installed?\n\
+You need approximately 1.3GB initially.\n\
+Free space left in internal memory or your memory card:\n\n"; \
+df -h | grep "mmcblk.p1" | awk '{print $6 ": " $4 " free, " $2 " total (" $5 " full)"}' | sort`
+gxmessage -center -buttons MyDocs:1,MicroSD:2 -geometry 690x380 -title "Choose Memory Card" "$GXMSG"
+export SDNO=$?
+
+case "$SDNO" in
+  1)
+    export SDCARD="/home/user/MyDocs" 
+    ;;
+  *)
+    export SDCARD="/media/mmc1" 
+    ;;
+esac
+
+echo "Downloading and extracting to $SDCARD..."
+
+#exit 0
+
+## HERE ARE THE VARIABLES:
+
+export INSTPATH="/home/user/img-install"
+export TARPATH="$SDCARD"
+export DLURL="http://qole.org/files"
+export BZ2CMD1="bzip2 -d "
+export BZ2CMD2="$TARPATH"
+#This doesn't work:
+#export BZ2CMD1="bzcat"
+#export BZ2CMD2="| tar xf -"
+export GZCMD1="tar -xzf"
+
+export EXTPATH1=$TARPATH
+export PKGNAME1="EASY DEBIAN IMAGE FILE"
+export BIGTAR1="debian-squeeze-m5-img.bz2"
+export TARCMD1="$BZ2CMD1 $TARPATH/$BIGTAR1 $BZ2CMD2"
+export MD51="f769bb84c99f75821bdfa37e5ea34e86"
+export EXTCMD1=""
+
+#Set SKIPPKG2=1 to skip the second package.
+
+export SKIPPKG2=1
+export EXTPATH2=$EXTPATH1
+export PKGNAME2="SECOND TEST"
+export BIGTAR2="test2.tgz"
+export TARCMD2="$GZCMD1 $TARPATH/$BIGTAR2"
+export MD52="ec3ccde37f4cd026fd03911df7579d6a"
+export EXTCMD2=""
+
+#export CLEANUP="sudo rm -r $INSTPATH ; sudo rm /usr/share/applications/image-install.desktop "
+export CLEANUP="echo All done!"
+
+## HERE'S THE SCRIPT:
+
+# Download first package
+
+export GOTIT="no"
+
+if [ -f $TARPATH/$BIGTAR1 ] ; then
+  echo You already have the big image file! 
+  echo   Checking to see if it is good...
+  if [ "`$INSTPATH/md5sum  $TARPATH/$BIGTAR1 | awk '{print $1}'`" = "$MD51" ] ; then 
+    export GOTIT="yes"
+  fi
+fi
+
+echo " "
+echo "Downloading $PKGNAME1 package..."
+
+export GOOD=1
+export TEST=2
+
+while test $TEST != $GOOD 
+do
+ cd $TARPATH
+ if [ ! "$GOTIT" = "yes" ] ; then
+   wget -c $DLURL/$BIGTAR1
+ fi
+
+ if test -e  $TARPATH/$BIGTAR1
+  then
+
+   cd $INSTPATH
+   export GOOD=$MD51
+   if [ ! "$GOTIT" = "yes" ] ; then
+     echo Testing the file to see if it is good.
+     export TEST=`$INSTPATH/md5sum  $TARPATH/$BIGTAR1 | awk '{print $1}'`
+   else
+     export TEST=$MD51
+   fi
+
+   if test $TEST = $GOOD
+    then
+
+     cd $EXTPATH1
+     echo Extracting the image file. This will take some time.
+     TARERR=`$TARCMD1 2>&1`
+     if [ "$?" = 0 ] ; then
+	 rm -rf $TARPATH/$BIGTAR1
+         $EXTCMD1
+         export MSG1=`printf "CONGRATULATIONS!\n\nAll has gone well!\n\nSuccess installing $PKGNAME1 package!"`
+         gxmessage -center -alignbuttons right -buttons GTK_STOCK_OK:0 -geometry 640x250 -title "SUCCESS!" "$MSG1"
+       else
+         export ERR1=`printf "ERROR! TAR FAILED!\nUnable to install $PKGNAME1\n$TARERR"`
+         gxmessage -center -alignbuttons right -buttons GTK_STOCK_OK:0 -geometry 640x380 -title "TAR ERROR" "$ERR1"
+         exit 99
+      fi	
+    else
+      export ERR1=`printf "$PKGNAME1 package appears damaged.\nPress OK to try downloading again.\nCancel keeps the damaged file."`
+      gxmessage -center -alignbuttons right -buttons GTK_STOCK_OK:0,GTK_STOCK_CANCEL:1 -geometry 640x100 -title "DOWNLOAD ERROR" "$ERR1"
+      if [ "$?" = 1 ] ; then
+        exit 99
+      fi
+      rm $TARPATH/$BIGTAR1
+    fi
+  fi
+done
+
+# Stop if only getting one package
+
+if test $SKIPPKG2 == 1
+ then
+  $CLEANUP
+  exit 0
+fi
+
+# Download second package
+
+echo " "
+echo "Downloading $PKGNAME2 package..."
+export GOOD2=1
+export TEST2=2
+
+while test $TEST2 != $GOOD2
+do
+  cd $INSTPATH
+  wget -c $DLURL/$BIGTAR2
+  if test -e  $TARPATH/$BIGTAR2
+   then
+
+    export GOOD2=$MD52
+    export TEST2=`$INSTPATH/md5sum  $TARPATH/$BIGTAR2 | awk '{print $1}'`
+
+    if test $TEST2 = $GOOD2
+     then
+      cd $EXTPATH2
+      TARERR=`$TARCMD2 2>&1`
+      if [ "$?" = 0 ] ; then
+	rm -rf $TARPATH/$BIGTAR2
+        $EXTCMD2
+        export MSG2=`printf "CONGRATULATIONS!\n\nAll has gone well!\n\nSuccess installing $PKGNAME2 package!"`
+        gxmessage -center -alignbuttons right -buttons GTK_STOCK_OK:0 -geometry 640x250 -title "SUCCESS!" "$MSG2"
+      else
+        export ERR2=`printf "ERROR! ERROR! ERROR!\nTAR FAILED!\n\nUnable to install $PKGNAME2\n\n$TARERR"`
+        gxmessage -center -alignbuttons right -buttons GTK_STOCK_OK:0 -geometry 640x250 -title "TAR ERROR" "$ERR2"
+        exit 99
+      fi
+     else
+      echo "$PKGNAME2 package seems damaged, trying again!"
+     fi
+   fi
+done
+
+$CLEANUP
+exit 0