mrp
8th November 2005, 21:01
para fazer os rip dos jogos no Linux
Bobmcbob
@Thanks: Modrobert (www.eurasia.nu , Blasty)
@Title: Notes and Finding on generating UMD iso's on the Linux(Unix)
operating system.
OK, First i am not sure, but i highly suspect that file order is important.
So we need to take a dump of the iso we are messing with and extract the
order information.
The following does this:
isoinfo -f -i original.iso | nl -nln -s ";" | awk -F ";" \
'{print substr($2,2) " -" $1}' >sort_file
The following command will mount the iso without screwing with the filenames:
mount -o loop,map=o -t iso9660 temp.iso tmp/
Now it is possible to cp -R all the files from tmp to your new folder.
There you can play with all the ripping etc you need to do.
Then to generate the iso:
mkisofs -sort sort_file -iso-level 4 -xa -A "PSP GAME" -V NA \
-sysid "PSP GAME" -volset SSX_PSP -p SSX -P "bla" -o mypsp4.iso files/
If anyone wants to help progress this, post on the euraisa forums. Search me or
Modrobert out
Peace and OpenSource is the way forward
Bobmcbob
@Thanks: Modrobert (www.eurasia.nu , Blasty)
@Title: Notes and Finding on generating UMD iso's on the Linux(Unix)
operating system.
OK, First i am not sure, but i highly suspect that file order is important.
So we need to take a dump of the iso we are messing with and extract the
order information.
The following does this:
isoinfo -f -i original.iso | nl -nln -s ";" | awk -F ";" \
'{print substr($2,2) " -" $1}' >sort_file
The following command will mount the iso without screwing with the filenames:
mount -o loop,map=o -t iso9660 temp.iso tmp/
Now it is possible to cp -R all the files from tmp to your new folder.
There you can play with all the ripping etc you need to do.
Then to generate the iso:
mkisofs -sort sort_file -iso-level 4 -xa -A "PSP GAME" -V NA \
-sysid "PSP GAME" -volset SSX_PSP -p SSX -P "bla" -o mypsp4.iso files/
If anyone wants to help progress this, post on the euraisa forums. Search me or
Modrobert out
Peace and OpenSource is the way forward