Open carsongoodwin32 opened 5 months ago
Hi @carsongoodwin32! Thank you very much for the report, I appreciate these additional details! 👍
I'll try to investigate this issue as soon as I'll get a free time. Stay tuned for the updates.
I've tried the latest Windows 11 image and it works fine for me.
Can you provide a link for an image you've downloaded?
That image also worked for me yesterday - downloaded from Microsoft last week. Specifically "Win11_23H2_English_x64v2.iso"
@jsnipper80 Thank you for the information. I glad it worked for you.
@carsongoodwin32 Anyway, if you provide me with an image that has a solid wim, I can fix for this issue. I'm familiar with the wimlib library source code, so it shouldn't be a difficult task for me. You can upload your .iso to Google Drive and then send me a link to my email: techunrestricted@gmail.com
Hello, Recently downloaded a new Win11 iso from Microsoft and I get an error every time it tries to split the .wim for a FAT32 USB I tried splitting it manually and got this error:
[ERROR] Splitting of WIM containing solid resources is not supported. Export it in non-solid format first. ERROR: Exiting with error code 68: The requested operation is unsupported.
This is with the ISO downloaded directly from Microsoft
I was able to create an install USB by skipping the .wim, going in to terminal and doing something like
wimexport /Volumes/22631.2861.231204-0538/sources/install.wim all tmp-install.wim --compress=LZX:1
to export the .wim to non solid and then running the normal command to split that tmp-install.wim like
wimlib-imagex split tmp-install.wim /Volumes/WDW_Z7H7HKW/sources/install.swm 3800
Is there a way that this can be auto detected in the code? (catching the error and running the code path above, or detecting non solid .wim in the first place)
Thanks