Closed rizaumami closed 10 months ago
BTW, this pack and then repack the image is probably not a common use case. I'm writing a Bash script to manage my xiso and the input is in various forms.
On initial packing, which probably is the intended use case, xdvdfs
has no problem and works like a charm.
Let me know if this is bug worthy or probably just ignore it and I just have to create a check logic in my script to avoid repacking an already packed xiso.
Thanx.
What is the output of xdvdfs info
on /Movie/TMNT3V06.DAT
and what is the size of the input image file?
~$: xdvdfs info Teenage\ Mutant\ Ninja\ Turtles\ 3\ -\ Muta.iso /Movie/TMNT3V06.DAT
Name: TMNT3V06.DAT
Offset: 106664
Left Child Offset: None
Right Child Offset: 196 bytes
Data Location: Sector 1048225 (243576832 bytes)
Attributes: Archive
Input size:
~$: stat -c %s Teenage\ Mutant\ Ninja\ Turtles\ 3\ -\ Muta.iso
2220883968
xdvdfs
throw Error:Error: IOError: failed to fill whole buffer
error when repack an already packed 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare (USA).iso' xiso.How to repro:
What's happens normally?
xdvdfs
will happily repack an already packed xiso.