imgburner

Python module to write any img file on a disk.

Usage

Create your Burner:

from imgburner import Burner
burner = Burner()

Get a list of devices:

devices = burner.list_devices()

You'll receive devices in this format:

[{'Content': 'GUID_partition_scheme', 'Size': 251000193024, 'DeviceIdentifier': 'disk0', 
'Partitions': [{'Content': 'EFI', 'DeviceIdentifier': 'disk0s1', 'Size': 209715200},
{'Content': 'Apple_HFS', 'MountPoint': '/', 'DeviceIdentifier': 'disk0s2', 'VolumeName': 'Macintosh HD', 'Size': 250140434432},
{'Content': 'Apple_Boot', 'VolumeName': 'Recovery HD', 'DeviceIdentifier': 'disk0s3', 'Size': 650002432}]}, 
{'Content': 'FDisk_partition_scheme', 'Size': 15931539456, 'DeviceIdentifier': 'disk1', 
'Partitions': [{'Content': 'Windows_FAT_32', 'MountPoint': '/Volumes/kanux-boot', 'DeviceIdentifier': 'disk1s1', 'VolumeName': 'kanux-boot', 'Size': 31457280}, 
{'Content': 'Linux', 'DeviceIdentifier': 'disk1s2', 'Size': 1963982848}]}]

Burn an img file:

burner.burn(selected_device, img_path)

(OPTIONAL) define your ProgressListener:

from imgburner import ProgressListener

class MyProgressListener(ProgressListener):
    def on_progress_update(self, progress):
        print "Completed %d/100" % progress

    def on_error(self, error):
        print "Error!"

    def on_completed(self):
        print "Burning process completed!"

#Instance and use your burner object..

burner.burn(selected_device, img_path, MyProgressListener())

License

This software is released under MIT License. Copyright (c) 2014 Andrea Stagi stagi.andrea@gmail.com