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Forum: UltraISO Topic: How to edit a .mdf without missing the boot info started by: bergise Posted by bergise on May 10 2005,02:35
Thers is bad file in a .mdf image.Use UltraISO to fix it and save. Will it destroy the boot or other infos on it? If so,what should i do before fixing it? And can anybody tell me the steps? Thx!!! Posted by xoben on May 10 2005,02:49
Open the .MDF file by UltraISO, click 'Save As' to get a new image. Bootable information will not be lost.
Posted by bergise on May 10 2005,04:04
used to use WINIso to add a new file into a image(doom3CD1).After installing the CD1,CD2,CD3,it asked to put the CD1 into the CD-ROM.SO i put the fixed image into the DAEMON Tools.Bad things happened....the system could not find the disk...what was wrong with the image !!!! Then i put the image which was not fixed into DAEMON,this time it was ok...found the disk.why?So now i am afraid that the same thing would happen...P.S. my English is too limited,do not laugh at me~ Posted by xoben on May 10 2005,05:18
For copy-protected game CD images, do edit it by any program including UltraISO. Otherwise, copy-protected information (not bootable information) will be destroyed .
Posted by bergise on May 10 2005,05:48
you mean that some images can not be edited?there is no way to do that?
Posted by bergise on May 10 2005,06:01
Here is my problem:There is a bad file in the image(Lord of The Rings:Battle for Middle Earth DVD).while installing,it meets a error which tell me that a trasform problem occurs beacuse of a bad file(its name???).So i want to edit the file in the image,and save it as a new image.Can i do that by UltraISO?
Posted by xoben on May 10 2005,09:51
Yes for some game CD images.
Sure, you can do so with UltraISO. And mount the newly created ISO with D-Tools for testing. Posted by bergise on May 11 2005,04:22
Thx a lot.The problem has been solved. |