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Good to see you getting it sorted and thanks for the update.
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| 1 Week Ago | #12 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Thorsummoner
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Using Winrar's Unrar.exe from the command line, how do i use the iso.fmt file to open extract an ISO's contetse to a folder. Simmilar to decompressing a .rar or a .zip archive. Note: i only need to do this on one iso, i dont need some fance script example to open every iso in a folder or in a directory, i can handle that part. Note: for bandwidth allocation purposes i do not want to use any additional software, my installation auitopmatior is already bulky enough. Any help would be very appricated! I know to unrar you can use HTML Code:
unrar e c:\yourfile.rar However if you are looking to Extract a ISO file from a command line Please download piso.exe and poweriso.exe (Not the setup) It works perfect for me. I even add it to winrar and run it as a setup and it unzips perfectly. Extract iso file from command line |
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Sorry for re-posting. Couldn't find the edit button. i found a solution, Use winrar.exe not all the files you only need that one file.
Download winrar from WinRAR download and support: Download Put only winrar.exe in same folder or in system32 and try one of these Simple: Copy FileName.iso to Newfolder WinRAR.exe x -ow "FileName.iso" "Newfolder/" Finds all .ISO files and puts them in output folder WinRAR.exe x -y -ow *.iso "Output folder/" Run winrar x (extract from file) -y (say yes to everything) *.iso (Wild card = Find files ending .iso) Output folder Finds ISO files and puts them in folder iso With Sub Directory Depending on the name of the ISO. WinRAR.exe x -y -ow -ad *.iso *folder iso/ Finds ISO and puts them all in 1 directory. (If you use this all iso will be together in one folder WinRAR.exe x -y -ow *.iso *.iso/ To find all the winrar commands go to c:\program files\winrar dir and find rar.txt |
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