Mass Storage Cloner for writing many USB sticks - 1st version

MassStorageCloner/.gitignore

+*.pyc

MassStorageCloner/README

+Mass Storage Cloner
+(C)2014-2015 Martin Suefke
+License: GPLv3 or newer, the GNU Public Licence, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
+
+Use this tool on a linux machine to write any image file to a target device selected in a GUI.
+
+Prerequisites:
+python 2.6 + Tk
+xterm
+pv
+dd
+
+Select the source file by editing 'write.sh'
+Start the program with 'python gui.py'
+
+First release 2015-03-26, version history in 'gui.py'

MassStorageCloner/StorageObjects.py

+# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
+
+
+"""
+ Storage Abstraction in Python Classes
+ (C) 2014 Martin Süfke
+ License: GPLv3 or newer: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
+"""
+# Proper logging
+from pprint import pformat
+import logging
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+  #logging.basicConfig(level=logging.WARN)
+  raise Exception("{0} cannot run as the main python program".format(__file__))
+
+if len(logging.root.handlers) == 0:
+# SPE compatible logging format
+  logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG,format='%(levelno)2d:%(funcName)s:%(message)s:File "%(filename)s", line %(lineno)d')
+logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
+
+import inspect
+
+from dbus import String as _dbus_String
+from dbus import Array as _dbus_Array
+from dbus import DBusException
+
+def Implement(msg=""):
+  logger.warn('Implement File "%s", line %s, %s'+msg,*inspect.stack()[1][1:4])
+
+def DBusStringArrayToString(Array_Or_String):
+  if isinstance(Array_Or_String, _dbus_Array):
+    return ''.join(chr(c) for c in Array_Or_String if c <> 0).strip()
+  elif isinstance(Array_Or_String, str):
+    return Array_Or_String.rstrip('\x00').strip()
+
+class Storage(object):
+  """ Represents system data storage
+      may have multiple StorageDrives
+  """
+  def __init__(self):
+    self._ChildClass = StorageDrive
+    self.StorageDrives = {}
+    
+  def AddDrive(self, UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict, EjectFunc, PowerOffFunc):
+    if UDisks2Dict is None:
+      logger.error("AddDrive() Empty dictionary for %s",UDisks2Path)
+      return
+    self.StorageDrives[UDisks2Path] = self._ChildClass(self, UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict, EjectFunc, PowerOffFunc)
+
+  def RemoveDrive(self, UDisks2Path):
+    Drive = self.StorageDrives.pop(UDisks2Path, None)
+    if Drive is not None:
+      Drive._close()
+    else:
+      logger.warn("No Drive by Path %s", UDisks2Path)
+
+  def AddBlockDevice(self, UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict):
+    logger.debug('Storage U2d.k: %s', UDisks2Dict.keys())
+    drive = UDisks2Dict[_dbus_String(u'Drive')]
+    self.StorageDrives[drive].AddBlockDevice(UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict)
+
+  def RemoveBlockDevice(self, UDisks2Path):
+    BlockDev = self.GetStorageBlockDeviceByPath(UDisks2Path)
+    if BlockDev is not None:
+      Drive = BlockDev.Parent
+      Drive.RemoveBlockDevice(UDisks2Path)
+    else:
+      logger.warn("No BlockDevice by Path %s", UDisks2Path)
+
+  def AddFileSystem(self, UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict, MountFunc, UnmountFunc):
+    if UDisks2Dict is None:
+      logger.info("AddFileSystem() Empty dictionary for %s",UDisks2Path)
+      return
+    #logger.debug("UDisks2Path = %s, Dict = %s)",UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict)
+    BlockDev = self.GetStorageBlockDeviceByPath(UDisks2Path)
+    if BlockDev is None:
+      logger.warn("AddFileSystem( UDisks2Path = %s, Dict = %s) No BlockDevice",UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict)
+    else:
+      BlockDev.AddFileSystem(UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict, MountFunc, UnmountFunc)
+
+  def RemoveFileSystem(self, UDisks2Path):
+    BlockDev = self.GetStorageBlockDeviceByPath(UDisks2Path)
+    if BlockDev is not None:
+      BlockDev.RemoveFileSystem(UDisks2Path)
+    else:
+      logger.warn("No BlockDevice for FileSytem Path %s", UDisks2Path)
+
+  def UpdateMountPoints(self, UDisks2Path, UDisk2Mountpoints, UnmountFunc):
+    """Update all Filesystems matched by UDisks2Path to reflect (new) UDisk2Mountpoints"""
+    BlockDev = self.GetStorageBlockDeviceByPath(UDisks2Path)
+    if BlockDev is None:
+      logger.warn("UDisks2Path %s: No such BlockDevice",UDisks2Path)
+    else:
+      BlockDev.UpdateMountPoints(UDisks2Path, UDisk2Mountpoints, UnmountFunc)
+        
+  def GetStorageBlockDeviceByPath(self, aUDisks2Path):
+    """ Walk through all StorageDrives and look for a StorageBlockDevice with given UDisks2Path
+        Returns the BlockDevice
+    """
+    for drive in self.StorageDrives.itervalues():
+      blkdev = drive.GetStorageBlockDeviceByPath(aUDisks2Path)
+      if blkdev is not None:
+        return blkdev
+    return None
+
+class StorageDrive(object):
+  """ Represents a physical drive/device/medium
+      parent is Storage
+      may have multiple StorageBlockDevices
+      can Eject() -> will not detect drive any more until physical (?) reconnect
+  """
+  def __init__(self, Parent, UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict, EjectFunc, PowerOffFunc):
+    self._ChildClass = StorageBlockDevice
+    self.Parent = Parent
+    self.UDisks2Path = UDisks2Path
+    self.UDisks2Dict = UDisks2Dict
+    self.EjectFunc = EjectFunc
+    self.PowerOffFunc = PowerOffFunc
+    for name in "Id Size".split():
+      setattr(self, name, UDisks2Dict.get(_dbus_String(unicode(name))))
+    self.BlockDevices = {}
+    
+  def _close(self):
+    """ a manual destructor """
+    pass
+  
+  def AddBlockDevice(self, UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict):
+    if UDisks2Dict is None:
+      logger.error("AddBlockDevice() Empty dictionary for %s",UDisks2Path)
+      return
+    #logger.debug("AddBlockDevice( Path = %s, Dict.Keys = %s)",  UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict.keys())
+    blockdev = self._ChildClass(self, UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict)
+    self.BlockDevices[UDisks2Path] = blockdev
+
+  def RemoveBlockDevice(self, UDisks2Path):
+    BlkDev = self.BlockDevices.pop(UDisks2Path, None)
+    if BlkDev is not None:
+      BlkDev._close()
+    else:
+      logger.warn("No BlockDevice by Path %s", UDisks2Path)
+
+  def GetStorageBlockDeviceByPath(self, aUDisks2Path):
+    """ Get StorageBlockDevice by UDisks2Path """
+    return self.BlockDevices.get(aUDisks2Path)
+
+  def Eject(self):
+    logger.debug("StorageDrive.Eject() on %s",self.UDisks2Path)
+    if callable(self.EjectFunc):
+      self.EjectFunc(self.UDisks2Path)
+    else:
+      logger.error("StorageDrive.Eject has uncallable EjectFunc")
+
+  def PowerOff(self):
+    logger.debug("StorageDrive.Poweroff() on %s",self.UDisks2Path)
+    if callable(self.PowerOffFunc):
+      self.PowerOffFunc(self.UDisks2Path)
+    else:
+      logger.error("StorageDrive.PowerOff has uncallable PowerOffFunc")
+
+    
+  def __str__(self):
+    return '{0:s}( UDisks2Path = "{1:s}")'.format(self.__class__.__name__, self.UDisks2Path)
+    
+class StorageBlockDevice(object):
+  """ Represents a block device '/dev/sdXYZ'
+      parent is StorageDrive
+      may have a single StorageFileSystem 
+      can ReScan() -> does nothing (?)
+  """
+  def __init__(self, Parent, UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict=None, ChildClass=None):
+    assert UDisks2Dict is not None, "StorageBlockDevice( UDisks2Path = {0:s} ), UDisks2Dict is None. ".format(UDisks2Path)
+    #Implement(pformat([UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict.keys()]))
+    #logger.debug("StorageBlockDevice.__init__(): ChildClass %s", ChildClass.__name__)
+    self._ChildClass = ChildClass or StorageFileSystem
+    self.Parent = Parent    
+    self.UDisks2Path = UDisks2Path
+    self.UDisks2Dict = UDisks2Dict
+    self.Size = UDisks2Dict.get(_dbus_String(u'Size'))
+    logger.debug('Getting PreferredDevice')
+    self.PreferredDevice = DBusStringArrayToString(UDisks2Dict.get(_dbus_String(u'PreferredDevice'),''))
+      
+    # Filesystem properties: IdUUID + IdLabel , IdUsage + IdType + IdVersion
+    # Crude hack: if IdUsage == Filesystem > "" then create a FS object 
+
+    # Even worse Hack for ease of use:
+    #  Leave Filesytem alone for now, add it when AddFileSystem() is called
+    self.FileSystem = None
+    self.FsParms = dict() # keep these
+    for name in "IdUUID IdLabel IdUsage IdType IdVersion".split():
+      self.FsParms[name] = str(UDisks2Dict.get(_dbus_String(unicode(name))).strip('\x00').strip())
+
+#    if len(self.FsParms['IdUsage'])>0:
+#      logger.info("got Filesystem info, not adding yet: %s using Class %s", 
+#                  pformat(self.FsParms),
+#                  self._ChildClass.__name__
+#                  )
+
+  def _close(self):
+    """ a manual destructor """
+    pass
+
+  def AddFileSystem(self, UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict, MountFunc, UnmountFunc):
+    """ Add the info in the "Filesystem" dictionary or UDisks2.
+        That means the mount points, basically
+    """
+    if self.FileSystem is None:
+      self.FileSystem = self._ChildClass(self, MountFunc, **self.FsParms)
+      #logger.warn("Trying to AddFileSystemPoint() to StorageBlockDevice %s which has no (known) Filesystem",self.UDisks2Path)
+    #else:
+    self.FileSystem.AddMountPoints(UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict, UnmountFunc)
+
+  def RemoveFileSystem(self, UDisks2Path):
+    if UDisks2Path == self.UDisks2Path:
+      if self.FileSystem is not None:
+        fs=self.FileSystem
+        self.FileSystem = None
+        fs._close()
+      else:
+        logger.warn("Trying to remove non-existent filesystem by Path %s", UDisks2Path)
+    else:
+      logger.warn("No FileSystem by Path %s", UDisks2Path)
+
+  def UpdateMountPoints(self, UDisks2Path, UDisk2Mountpoints, UnmountFunc):
+    """Update the BlockDevice's FileSystem to reflect (new) UDisk2Mountpoints"""
+    assert self.UDisks2Path == UDisks2Path, "UpdateMountPoints()  with wrong UDisks2Path, expected {0!s}, got {1!s}".format(self.UDisks2Path, UDisks2Path) 
+    assert self.FileSystem is not None, "UpdateMountPoints() FileSystem is None"
+    self.FileSystem.UpdateMountPoints(UDisks2Path, UDisk2Mountpoints, UnmountFunc)
+    
+  def ReScan(self):
+    Implement()
+
+  def __str__(self):
+    return '{0:s}( UDisks2Path = "{1:s}")'.format(self.__class__.__name__, self.UDisks2Path)
+
+class StorageFileSystem(object):
+  """ Represents a Filesystem (vfat, ext, ...)
+      parent is BlockDevice
+      may have multiply StorageMountpoint
+      can Mount()
+  """
+  def __init__(self, Parent, MountFunc, IdUUID, IdLabel, IdUsage, IdType, IdVersion):
+    self._ChildClass = StorageMountPoint
+    self.Parent = Parent
+    self.MountFunc = MountFunc # Call this to mount the filesystem
+    self.IdUUID = IdUUID
+    self.IdLabel = IdLabel
+    self.IdUsage = IdUsage
+    self.IdType = IdType
+    self.IdVersion = IdVersion
+    self.MountPoints = {}
+
+  def _close(self):
+    """ a manual destructor """
+    pass
+
+  def AddMountPoints(self, UDisks2Path, UDisks2Dict, UnmountFunc):
+    """ Add all MountPoints based on the UDisks2 Filesystem dictionary """
+    if UDisks2Path <> self.Parent.UDisks2Path:
+      logger.error("AddMountPoint() UDisks2Path given >%s< differs from Parent.Path >%s<.", UDisks2Path, self.Parent.UDisks2Path)
+      return
+    U2MountPoints = UDisks2Dict.get(_dbus_String(u'MountPoints'), {})
+    for U2MPoint in U2MountPoints:
+      MountPoint = ''.join(chr(c) for c in U2MPoint if c <> 0).strip()
+      #logger.debug("got Mountpoints %s", MountPoint)
+      self.AddMountPoint(UDisks2Path, MountPoint, UnmountFunc)
+
+  def AddMountPoint(self, UDisks2Path, MountPoint, UnmountFunc):
+    """ Add single MountPoint based on the UDisks2Path and the MountPoint directory """
+    MountPointObj = self._ChildClass(self, UDisks2Path, MountPoint, UnmountFunc)
+    self.MountPoints[MountPoint]=MountPointObj
+
+  def UpdateMountPoints(self, UDisks2Path, UDisk2Mountpoints, UnmountFunc):
+    """Update this FileSystem to reflect (new) UDisk2Mountpoints"""
+    if UDisks2Path <> self.Parent.UDisks2Path:
+      logger.error("UpdateMountPoints() UDisks2Path given >%s< differs from Parent.Path >%s<.", UDisks2Path, self.Parent.UDisks2Path)
+      return
+    NewMountpoints=list(s.strip('\x00') for s in UDisk2Mountpoints)
+    DelMountpoints=list()
+      
+    # First, kill all stale mountpoints
+    for oldmp in self.MountPoints: # keys are mount point paths
+      if oldmp in NewMountpoints:
+        logger.debug("known MP >%s<", oldmp)
+        NewMountpoints.remove(oldmp)        
+      else:
+        logger.debug("stale MP to remove >%s<", oldmp)
+        DelMountpoints.append(oldmp)
+
+    for delmp in DelMountpoints:
+      logger.debug("delete stale MP >%s<", delmp)
+      self.MountPoints.pop(delmp)._close()
+      # Now create new mountpoints
+    for newmp in NewMountpoints:
+      logger.debug("create new MP >%s<", newmp)
+      self.AddMountPoint(UDisks2Path, newmp, UnmountFunc)
+    
+  def __str__(self):
+    return '{0:s}( UDisks2Path = "{1:s}")'.format(self.__class__.__name__, self.Parent.UDisks2Path)
+
+  def Mount(self, *args, **kwargs):
+    logger.debug("StorageMountPoint.Mount args: %s %s",args, kwargs)
+    if callable(self.MountFunc):
+      try:
+        self.MountFunc(self.Parent.UDisks2Path)
+      except DBusException as dbe:
+        logger.warn(dbe.message)
+    else:
+      logger.error("StorageMountPoint.Mount has uncallable MountFunc")
+      
+class StorageMountPoint(object):
+  """ Represents a Filesystem (vfat, ext, ...)
+      parent is StorageFileSystem
+      can UnMount()
+  """
+  def __init__(self, Parent, UDisks2Path, MountPoint, UnmountFunc):
+    self.Parent = Parent
+    self.UDisks2Path = UDisks2Path
+    self.MountPoint = MountPoint
+    self.UnmountFunc = UnmountFunc
+    #Implement()
+
+#  def __del__(self):
+#    logger.debug("%s.__del__()",self.__class__.__name__)
+
+  def _close(self):
+    """ A 'manual' destructor"""
+    logger.debug("%s _close for %s",self.__class__.__name__,str(self))
+
+  def __str__(self):
+    return '{0:s}( UDisks2Path = "{1:s}")'.format(self.__class__.__name__, self.UDisks2Path)
+
+  def Unmount(self, *args, **kwargs):
+    logger.debug("StorageMountPoint.Unmount args: %s %s", args, kwargs)
+    if callable(self.UnmountFunc):
+      try:
+        self.UnmountFunc(self.UDisks2Path)
+      except DBusException as dbe:
+        logger.warn(dbe.message)
+    else:
+      logger.error("StorageMountPoint.Unmount has uncallable UnmountFunc")
+      
+#end;

MassStorageCloner/StoreObjFrames.py

+# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
+
+"""
+ TK Frames for Representation of Storage Abstraction
+ (C) 2014 Martin Süfke
+ License: GPLv3 or newer: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
+"""
+# Proper logging
+from pprint import pprint, pformat
+import logging
+#import os         # A dirty hack here 
+import subprocess 
+import shlex
+import signal      # future
+
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+  #logging.basicConfig(level=logging.WARN)
+  raise Exception("{0} cannot run as the main python program".format(__file__))
+
+if len(logging.root.handlers) == 0:
+# SPE compatible logging format
+  logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG,format='%(levelno)2d:%(funcName)s:%(message)s:File "%(filename)s", line %(lineno)d')
+logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
+
+import inspect
+
+import StorageObjects
+
+import  Tkinter as Tk
+#from    Tkinter import BooleanVar, IntVar, DoubleVar, StringVar
+#import  tkMessageBox as dialog
+#import  tkFileDialog as filedialog
+from    Tkconstants import N, E, S, W, HORIZONTAL, LEFT, RIGHT, TOP, BOTTOM, \
+                           BOTH, NORMAL, DISABLED, X, Y
+
+def Implement(msg=""):
+  logger.warn('Implement File "%s", line %s, %s'+msg,*inspect.stack()[1][1:4])
+
+def SizeStr(size):
+  """ Print size with thousands separators """
+  return "{0:,d} bytes".format(size)
+    
+class TkFStorage(StorageObjects.Storage):
+  """ Tk Frame for Storage """
+  def __init__(self, ParentFrame):
+    #logger.debug(self.__class__.__name__)
+    super(self.__class__,self).__init__()
+    self._ChildClass = TkFDrive
+    self.TKFrame = Tk.Frame(ParentFrame, borderwidth=2, relief='groove')
+    self.TKFrame.pack(side=TOP, fill=X)
+    #Tk.Label(self.TKFrame,text=self.__class__.__name__).pack(side=LEFT, fill=X)    
+
+  def FilterViewDriveAdd(self, MoreFiltersAsDict):
+    """ Adds view filters on drives 
+      example: FilterViewDriveAdd(self, {'Removable': True})
+    """
+    #logger.debug("Num Drives %d", len(self.StorageDrives))
+    for k,v in self.StorageDrives.iteritems():
+#      logger.debug("\nDrive %s %s", k, str(v))
+      v.FilterViewAdd(MoreFiltersAsDict)
+# TODO: Idea here is to retain the order of hidden/visible drives. 
+#       That may not be possible in all circumstances
+#       Also, is may not be desirable. When showing devices, add them at the TOP
+#      f = v.TKFrame
+#      x = f.tk.call('pack', 'info', str(f))
+##      f._saved_w = f._w
+##      f._w = str(f)
+##      logger.debug("repr(f) %s",repr(f))
+##      logger.debug(" str(f) %s", str(f))
+##      x = f.pack_info()
+##      f._saved_w = f._w
+##      v.TKFrame.pack_forget()
+#      logger.debug("Pack_info: %s", x)
+#      
+#    logger.debug("Slave Frames %s", self.TKFrame.pack_slaves())
+
+  def FilterViewDriveRemove(self, FilterKeysAsList):
+    """ Removes view filters from drives 
+      example: FilterViewDriveRemove(self, ['Removable', 'Ejectable']})
+    """
+    for k,v in self.StorageDrives.iteritems():
+      v.FilterViewRemove(FilterKeysAsList)
+
+class TkFDrive(StorageObjects.StorageDrive):
+  """ Tk Frame for Drive """
+  def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
+    """
+      Pass argment to StorageObjects.StoragedDrive
+
+      FilterView = {} :
+        Dictionary of Key = Value pairs that make this entry invisible if found inside UDisks2Dict
+    """
+    #logger.debug(self.__class__.__name__)
+    self.ViewFilter = kwargs.pop('FilterView', {})
+    super(self.__class__,self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
+    self._ChildClass = TkFBlockdevice
+    self.TKFrame = Tk.Frame(self.Parent.TKFrame, borderwidth=2, relief='groove', background='light blue')
+    self.visible = False    # Not pack()'ed yet
+    self.FilterView() # leads to self.TKFrame.Pack() if visible
+    Tk.Label(self.TKFrame,text="Drive", background='light blue').pack(side=LEFT, anchor="nw")    
+    InfoFrame = Tk.Frame(self.TKFrame, borderwidth=2)
+    Tk.Button(InfoFrame,text="ignore", command = self.OnBtnIgnore, background='light blue').pack(side=RIGHT, anchor="e")
+    if self.UDisks2Dict.get('Ejectable',False):
+      Tk.Button(InfoFrame,text="Eject", command = self.OnBtnEject).pack(side=RIGHT, anchor="e")
+    if self.UDisks2Dict.get('CanPowerOff',False):
+      Tk.Button(InfoFrame,text="PowerOff", command = self.OnBtnPowerOff).pack(side=RIGHT, anchor="e")
+    Tk.Label( InfoFrame,text=self.Id).pack(anchor="nw")
+    # Size as a str ?!?
+    try:
+      Tk.Label( InfoFrame,text=SizeStr(self.Size)).pack(anchor="nw")
+    except ValueError:
+      logger.debug("self.Size: s:%s r:%s",str(self.Size), repr(self.Size))
+    InfoFrame.pack(side=TOP, fill=X, padx=5, pady=5)
+
+  def _close(self):
+    """ A manual destructor"""
+    self.TKFrame.pack_forget()  # Remove visible component
+    self.TKFrame.destroy()      # Kill visible component
+    self.TKFrame = None
+    super(self.__class__,self)._close()
+
+  def OnBtnEject(self):
+    self.Eject()
+ 
+  def OnBtnPowerOff(self):
+    self.PowerOff()
+
+  def OnBtnIgnore(self):
+    #self.Ignore = True   # Make a Filter that always makes thisone ingnore itself.
+    self.FilterViewAdd({'Id':self.UDisks2Dict['Id']})
+    #logger.debug("UDisk2Dict: %s", pformat(self.UDisks2Dict))
+    #self.FilterMakeInvisible()
+
+  def FilterViewAdd(self, MoreFiltersAsDict):
+    """ Adds view filters on this drive 
+      Filtered drives will not show themselves in the main gui.
+      example: FilterViewDriveAdd(self, {'Removable': True})
+      see also: FilterViewRemove, FilterView
+    """
+    self.ViewFilter.update(MoreFiltersAsDict)
+    self.FilterView()
+
+  def FilterViewRemove(self, FilterKeysAsList):
+    """ Removes view filters from this drive
+      example: FilterViewDriveRemove(self, ['Removable', 'Ejectable']})
+      see also: FilterViewAdd, FilterView
+    """
+    for k in FilterKeysAsList:    
+      if k in self.ViewFilter:
+        del self.ViewFilter[k]
+    self.FilterView()
+
+  def FilterView(self):
+    """ Apply Filter against this drive 
+      see also: FilterViewAdd, FilterViewRemove
+    """
+    visible = True
+    for key, test in self.ViewFilter.iteritems():
+      # A little suprising, but self.UDisks2Dict[dbus.String(u'Foo')] is as 
+      # good as self.UDisks2Dict['Foo']
+      #logger.debug("Testing key %s",key)
+      if self.UDisks2Dict.has_key(key):
+        #logger.debug("key found, value is %s", self.UDisks2Dict[key])
+        #logger.debug("Testing %s == %s", test, self.UDisks2Dict[key] == test)
+        if self.UDisks2Dict[key] == test:
+          visible = False
+    if visible:
+      self.FilterMakeVisible()
+    else:
+      self.FilterMakeInvisible()
+
+  def FilterMakeVisible(self):
+    if not self.visible:
+      #logger.debug("")
+      self.TKFrame.pack(side=BOTTOM, fill=X)  # Pack on  Bottom, so that new entries end up on top.
+      self.visible = True
+    
+  def FilterMakeInvisible(self):
+    if self.visible:
+      #logger.debug("")
+      self.TKFrame.pack_forget()
+      self.visible = False
+    
+class TkFBlockdevice(StorageObjects.StorageBlockDevice):
+  """ Tk Frame for Blockdevice """
+  def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
+    #logger.debug(self.__class__.__name__)
+    #logger.debug("args %s kwargs %s", args, kwargs)
+    kwargs['ChildClass'] = TkFFilesystem
+    super(self.__class__,self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
+    self.TKFrame = Tk.Frame(self.Parent.TKFrame, borderwidth=2, relief='groove', background='light green')
+    self.TKFrame.pack(side=BOTTOM, fill=X)
+    Tk.Label(self.TKFrame,text="BlkDev", background='light green').pack(side=LEFT, anchor="nw")    
+    InfoFrame = Tk.Frame(self.TKFrame, borderwidth=2, relief='flat')
+    #Tk.Label(self.TKFrame,text=self.__class__.__name__).pack(side=TOP, fill=X)    
+    Tk.Button(InfoFrame, text="Write", command=self.TkCmdWrite).pack(side=RIGHT)
+    Tk.Label( InfoFrame, text="{0:s}".format(self.PreferredDevice)).pack(anchor="nw")    
+    Tk.Label( InfoFrame, text="Size "+SizeStr(self.Size)).pack(anchor="nw")    
+    InfoFrame.pack(side=TOP, fill=X, padx=5, pady=5)
+
+  def _close(self):
+    """ A manual destructor"""
+    self.TKFrame.pack_forget()  # Remove visible component
+    self.TKFrame.destroy()      # Kill visible component
+    self.TKFrame = None
+    super(self.__class__,self)._close()
+    
+  def TkCmdWrite(self):
+    logger.debug("Write to %s  -> execute write.sh %s", self.PreferredDevice, self.PreferredDevice)
+    # TODO: This would need a nice subprocess.popen() ... 
+    #os.system("./write.sh %s"%(self.PreferredDevice))
+
+    if True: #not self.proc:
+      cmdarray=" ".join( [
+                      "./write.sh %s"%(self.PreferredDevice),
+                    ] )
+
+      args = shlex.split(cmdarray)
+  
+      self.proc = subprocess.Popen(args,
+                                   #bufsize = 1, # line buffered
+                                   bufsize = 4096, # byte buffered
+                                   stdin = None,
+                                   stdout = None, #subprocess.PIPE,
+                                   stderr = None, #subprocess.STDOUT,
+                                   # preexec_fn unneeded
+                                   close_fds = True, # Do not leak file descriptors
+                                   #cwd = Current Working Directory
+                                   #env Environment mapping