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| Deleted User Posts: 8/-7750 |
There is another program named "Win ISO". Find it in google |
| Aurxix Posts: 87/252 |
CloneCd I think also does the trick, Its a small program just google it! |
| neotransotaku Posts: 61/1860 |
MDF/MDS seems to be a format generated by Alcohol 120% -- a burning program capable of simulating the various copy protection schemes out there. |
| FreeDOS + Posts: 47/1312 |
So what is MDF/MDS? Is it just another twist on the TOC/BIN name? (I thought the mis-name of CUE/BIN was popular these days  ) |
| neotransotaku Posts: 56/1860 |
ugh...if it was just an ISO file (not MDF/MDS), then copying works... oh well, i guess I'll just burn the MDF/MDS as a 4GiB file...
thanks to those who replied |
| FreeDOS + Posts: 46/1312 |
You'll need to copy files and re-make the ISO9660 with something like mkisofs.
The filesystem was meant to be created once and never manipulated. For read-only media  |
| neotransotaku Posts: 54/1860 |
The ISO is in mdf/mds format... |
| Kingpin Posts: 55/709 |
WinRAR opens ISO files just like a zip file. |
| neotransotaku Posts: 53/1860 |
Does anyone know of any programs that can add files to pre-existing ISOs? I know I could just simply mount the ISO using daemon tools and copy the files and then add the files I want. But this ISO I have has hidden information that will not be reflected by a file copy... |
