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isoinfo

Isoinfo is a command line tool used to extract information from ISO 9660 images, which are a standard file system for CD-ROMs. It is a part of the cdrkit package and is mainly used for inspecting and analyzing ISO images. Isoinfo provides various functionalities such as displaying the volume name, volume ID, and publisher information from the ISO image. It can also list all the files and directories contained within the image and their respective sizes. Additionally, isoinfo can extract specific files from the ISO image and display their contents. The tool also allows users to verify the integrity of the ISO image by performing a checksum on it. Isoinfo is available for various operating systems including Linux, Unix, and BSD, and is often used by system administrators, software developers, and individuals dealing with ISO images for archival or distribution purposes.

List of commands for isoinfo:

  • isoinfo:tldr:18552 isoinfo: Show header information for an ISO disk image.
    $ isoinfo -d -i ${path-to-image-iso}
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  • isoinfo:tldr:82ec9 isoinfo: List all the files included in an ISO image.
    $ isoinfo -f -i ${path-to-image-iso}
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  • isoinfo:tldr:bb761 isoinfo: E[x]tract a specific file from an ISO image and send it out `stdout`.
    $ isoinfo -i ${path-to-image-iso} -x ${-PATH-TO-FILE-INSIDE-ISO-EXT}
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