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lavadecode

Decode a LAVAFLOW stream into human readable form

TLDR

Decode a LAVAFLOW stream file
$ lavadecode < [path/to/file.lava]
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Decode and print file offsets
$ lavadecode -o < [path/to/file.lava]
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Decode and print hex file offsets
$ lavadecode -h < [path/to/file.lava]
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Decode and save decompressed planes to .pbm files
$ lavadecode -d [basename] < [path/to/file.lava]
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Decode with debug output
$ lavadecode -D [level] < [path/to/file.lava]
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SYNOPSIS

lavadecode [options] <lavaflow-file

DESCRIPTION

lavadecode decodes a LAVAFLOW stream into human readable form. LAVAFLOW is a printer language used by some Konica Minolta printers, such as the magicolor 2530 DL.It is part of the foo2zjs suite of printer drivers and is used to inspect streams created by foo2lava.

PARAMETERS

-d basename

Basename of .pbm file for saving decompressed planes.
-h
Print hex file offsets.
-o
Print file offsets.
-D level
Set debug level (default 0).

INSTALL

sudo apt install printer-driver-foo2zjs
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CAVEATS

Only handles LAVAFLOW printer streams. Input is read from stdin via redirection.

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