isosize:tldr:08a88
isosize: Display the block count and block size of an ISO file.
$ isosize --sectors ${filename-iso}
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The isosize command is used to determine the size of an ISO image file. It is typically used in Linux systems.
The part --sectors is an option of the isosize command that specifies the unit of measurement to be used for the size. In this case, it specifies that the size should be displayed in sectors.
The ${filename-iso} is a parameter or variable that should be replaced with the actual name of the ISO image file you want to check. By using the ${filename-iso} syntax, it allows you to substitute a default value for the parameter if it is not provided.
So, when you run the isosize --sectors ${filename-iso} command, it will calculate and display the size of the specified ISO image file in sectors.
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