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Support ISO9660 files #34

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LubosD opened this issue Jan 19, 2016 · 7 comments
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Support ISO9660 files #34

LubosD opened this issue Jan 19, 2016 · 7 comments

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@LubosD
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LubosD commented Jan 19, 2016

Consider supporting ISO9660 files, since many .dmg files are in fact .iso files.

This is also quite useful for Darling's hdiutil in general.

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tomkoen commented Jan 19, 2016

LubosD there're also FAT32 dmg images (created from hard drives with disk utility)

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LubosD commented Jan 19, 2016

Oh my... do you have any of those handy?

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tomkoen commented Jan 19, 2016

No, but it can be easily created with Disk Utility on Mac, for example from a USB flash drive, also with compression

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LubosD commented Jan 19, 2016

Do you think any of these are in the wild? Meaning someone is actually distributing such dmgs?

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tomkoen commented Jan 19, 2016

Well, not regularly. You may not find them easy in Internet, but users sometimes backup their drives using Disk Utility (as they don't have much alternatives in OS X)

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tomkoen commented Jan 19, 2016

At least darling-dmg could offer some handling/fallback for such files

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tomkoen commented Jun 14, 2016

A good piece of code to implement ISO 9660/UDF right aray:
https://github.com/kindahl/ckfilesystem

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