report via @eballetbo
While the Flasher driver detects when a URL or file has .xz / .gz extension and applies the right decompression mechanisms, the StorageMux drivers won't leading to confusion..
This means that you need to use the --compression xz for something like this to work:
~ ⚡remote ➤ j sdcard flash https://download.autosd.sig.centos.org/AutoSD-9/nightly/NXP/auto-osbuild-s32g_vnp_rdb3-autosd9-qa-regular-aarch64-2048484252.74510b28.raw.xz
CompositeClient - INFO - Handling new connection request on lease 01996121-c348-7e09-8c3a-a3c6f98a6b1d
[09/19/25 10:38:58] INFO INFO:CompositeClient:Handling new connection request on lease core.py:162
01996121-c348-7e09-8c3a-a3c6f98a6b1d
You need to do:
~ ⚡remote ➤ j sdcard flash https://download.autosd.sig.centos.org/AutoSD-9/nightly/NXP/auto-osbuild-s32g_vnp_rdb3-autosd9-qa-regular-aarch64-2048484252.74510b28.raw.xz --compression xz
CompositeClient - INFO - Handling new connection request on lease 01996121-c348-7e09-8c3a-a3c6f98a6b1d
[09/19/25 10:39:57] INFO INFO:CompositeClient:Handling new connection request on lease core.py:162
01996121-c348-7e09-8c3a-a3c6f98a6b1d
transfer ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 6.0 MB/s 0.3/630.8 MB Elapsed: 0:00:00 Remaining: 0:01:46CompositeClient - INFO - storage device /dev/disk/by-diskseq/41 is ready
[09/19/25 10:39:59] INFO INFO:CompositeClient:storage device /dev/disk/by-diskseq/41 is ready core.py:162
CompositeClient - INFO - written 5.223462104797363 MB to storage device /dev/disk/by-diskseq/41
INFO INFO:CompositeClient:written 5.223462104797363 MB to storage device core.py:162
/dev/disk/by-diskseq/41
(note the --compression xz)
This can be inferred from the file extension, if we wanted to disable de-compression we could use --compression none perhaps... but that use case is going to be more un-common.
report via @eballetbo
While the Flasher driver detects when a URL or file has .xz / .gz extension and applies the right decompression mechanisms, the StorageMux drivers won't leading to confusion..
This means that you need to use the --compression xz for something like this to work:
You need to do:
(note the --compression xz)
This can be inferred from the file extension, if we wanted to disable de-compression we could use --compression none perhaps... but that use case is going to be more un-common.