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extract-xiso is a creation/extraction tool for Xbox dvd images (ISO files). The official page is here. InstallationTo install, use the following commands: ipkg update
ipkg install extract-xiso
This will add the Features
Usage
extract-xiso [options] [-[lrx]] <file1.xiso> [file2.xiso] ...
extract-xiso [options] -c <dir> [name] [-c <dir> [name]] ...
Mutually exclusive modes:
-c <dir> [name] Create xiso from file(s) starting in (local or remote)
<dir>. If the [name] parameter is specified, the
xiso will be created with the (path and) name given,
otherwise the xiso will be created in the current
directory with the name <dir>.iso. The -c option
may be specified multiple times to create multiple
xiso images.
-l List files in xiso(s).
-r Rewrite xiso(s) as optimized xiso(s).
-x Extract xiso(s) (the default mode if none is given).
If no directory is specified with -d, a directory
with the name of the xiso (minus the .iso portion)
will be created in the current directory and the
xiso will be expanded there.
Options:
-d <directory> In extract mode, expand xiso in <directory>.
In rewrite mode, rewrite xiso in <directory>.
This option is required when extracting to an ftp
server.
-D In rewrite mode, delete old xiso after processing.
-h Print this help text and exit.
-f <ftp_server> In create or extract mode, use <ftp_server> instead of
the local filesystem.
-m In create or rewrite mode, disable automatic .xbe
media enable patching (not recommended).
-p <password> Ftp password (defaults to "xbox")
-q Run quiet (suppress all non-error output).
-Q Run silent (suppress all output).
-u <user name> Ftp user name (defaults to "xbox")
-v Print version information and exit.
Examples
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