Editing ISO files (Was: saving cheatcodes)
On 4/17/18, Jeffery Mewtamer <mewtamer@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have vague memories of using a Windows application that allowed for
> direct editing of the contents of an ISO file, but I can't remember
> what its called, and I know of no such application for Linux. Still,
> you'd think there would be an easier way to do something like this,
> but the only thing I can remember finding everytime I google in the
> hopes of not having to remaster an iso are false claims that you can
> mount an .iso read-write(If I remember correctly, explicitly telling
> mount to mount read-write using an ISO as the device results in a
> read-only filesystem, mounting read-only message or something
> similar).
Hi, Jeffery.. For this kind of thing, I lean heavy on using something like:
apt-cache search edit iso file
Other users have similarly different search methods that they use. The
specific search above presented the "isomaster" package as a
possibility.
isomaster's description includes:
"Description-en: Graphical CD image editor
You can use isomaster to:
- add files to an image
- extract files from an image
- delete files from an image"
Sounds pretty promising, but I haven't test driven it yet. :)
Cindy :)
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