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==== To create "Root Folder" from ISO ====
==== To create "Root Folder" from ISO ====
* Load the ISO image by going to File > Open ISO.
# Load the ISO image by going to File > Open ISO.
* Select the ISO to be loaded.
# Select the ISO to be loaded.
* Right click the 'root' with the CD icon on the left and click "Extract ISO To...".
# Right click the 'root' with the CD icon on the left and click "Extract ISO To...".
* Finally select where you want the root folder to be exported.
# Finally select where you want the root folder to be exported.


==== To rebuild ISO from "Root Folder" ====
==== To rebuild ISO from "Root Folder" ====
** Load the root folder by selecting File > Open Root, then selecting the desired root folder.
# Load the root folder by selecting File > Open Root, then selecting the desired root folder.
** Right click the 'root' with the CD icon on the left and click "Build Root To...".
# Right click the 'root' with the CD icon on the left and click "Build Root To...".
** Select your file name and location for your ISO, then hit save.
# Select your file name and location for your ISO, then hit save.


=== Download ===
=== Download ===

Latest revision as of 14:44, 12 April 2024

Creator

JoshuaMKW

Description

PyIsoTools allows you to export a ISO into a "root" folder and rebuild a "root" folder back into a ISO.

How to use

To create "Root Folder" from ISO

  1. Load the ISO image by going to File > Open ISO.
  2. Select the ISO to be loaded.
  3. Right click the 'root' with the CD icon on the left and click "Extract ISO To...".
  4. Finally select where you want the root folder to be exported.

To rebuild ISO from "Root Folder"

  1. Load the root folder by selecting File > Open Root, then selecting the desired root folder.
  2. Right click the 'root' with the CD icon on the left and click "Build Root To...".
  3. Select your file name and location for your ISO, then hit save.

Download

https://github.com/JoshuaMKW/pyisotools/releases/

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