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Created page with "=== <span id="Creator" class="mw-headline">Creator</span> === JoshuaMKW === <span id="Description" class="mw-headline">Description</span> === PyIsoTools allows you to export a ISO into a "root" folder and rebuild a "root" folder back into a ISO. === <span id="How_to_use" class="mw-headline">How to use</span> === ==== To create "Root Folder" from ISO ==== ** Load the ISO image by going to File > Open ISO. ** Select the ISO to be loaded. ** Right click the 'root' with..."
 
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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" ====

Revision as of 14:43, 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

  • Load the ISO image by going to File > Open ISO.
  • Select the ISO to be loaded.
  • 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.

To rebuild ISO from "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...".
    • Select your file name and location for your ISO, then hit save.

Download

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

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