Mount Nero Image External links Options

[Sherpya]

Looking at nrg2iso home page:
http://www.immensetech.com/nrg2iso/home.php

I've discovered that nrg images are standard iso with an header,
I don't known if imdisk is already able to mount them
but the job is trivial

it's enough to check the signature then seek to 307200

[Sherpya]

in changelog I see:

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Support has been added for mounting image files and specifying offset where the disk partition image begins within the image file. The new -b command line option is used for this.

So the code it's already there, -b 307200 should suffice

[fuwi]

I try to mount a nero image from the commandline, but no avail, i get only the parameter explanation
imdisk.exe -f bartpe.nrg -b 307200 -o cd -m O:

In the cpl gui i can sucessfully mount this nrg-image (with offset 307200 and Device type CD/DVD ROM)

fuwi

[Nuno Brito]

This would be a good feature on my opinion, mostly because I often use .nrg images and would be good to even be able to edit off-nero..

Also mentioned here some other formats: http://www.boot-land.net/forums/request-Fi...hell-t2149.html

Why is the header needed?

Is the header data needed for read-only access?

[Olof Lagerkvist]

I try to mount a nero image from the commandline, but no avail, i get only the parameter explanation
imdisk.exe -f bartpe.nrg -b 307200 -o cd -m O:

You will need to tell it that you want to create a new device with the -a switch too. This should work:

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imdisk.exe -a -f bartpe.nrg -b 307200 -o cd -m O:

[fuwi]

Olof, thanks for the reply!

i will try it out in 3 weeks (after my vacation)

have a nice time!

fuwi

[fuwi]

@Olof

works perfect!

You will need to tell it that you want to create a new device with the -a switch too. This should work:

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imdisk.exe -a -f bartpe.nrg -b 307200 -o cd -m O:

fuwi

[was_jaclaz]

[OFF TOPIC]

i will try it out in 3 weeks (after my vacation)

works perfect!

hmmm, maybe even the Swiss are slowly drifting towards "Latin Time"



jaclaz

[psc]

[OFF TOPIC]




hmmm, maybe even the Swiss are slowly drifting towards "Latin Time"



jaclaz

I disagree. (As you know, I'm onlly familar with Brazilian 5 minutes, but I think this is comparable). The current issue cannot be seen as "Latin Time".
If you extrapolate from Latin Minute, the time difference between source and target is remarkably below the Latin Three Weeks!

Maybe it is a little bit "Rätoromanisch Time"

Peter

[was_jaclaz]

If you extrapolate from Latin Minute, the time difference between source and target is remarkably below the Latin Three Weeks!

Yes, of course it is not an ON/OFF switch, it is a transition, the Swiss took hundreds of years to become famous in the world as the land of chocolate, clocks and punctuality, you have to allow at least a few tens of years for the transition to be complete, but I see it as a start, which gives me reason for faith in the future of their new accomplishments :
http://www.boot-land.net/forums/index.php?...ost&p=15859



jaclaz