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Forum: UltraISO Topic: Command Line extraction started by: rogue Posted by rogue on Jul. 06 2008,16:12
Hi all, this is my first post here. I need some help with extracting an iso to a folder via command line... I can open the iso in the UltraISO GUI, but in the command line, I think I am just doing something wrong because I keep getting file not found errors or if I don't get any errors, nothing happens. Just the iso becomes 0bytes and the directory I thought I had told it to extract to was still empty. Does anyone have an example on how this should be done? because I have tried the command line references for hours and I'm getting nowhere. Thanks!
Posted by xoben on Jul. 06 2008,19:27
Please post your exact command-line parameters for checking.
Posted by rogue on Jul. 06 2008,21:46
This is just my latest attempt, I've tried many different ones CODE conversion\UltraISO\UltraISO.exe -list "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\vfdecrypt\decryptediso.iso" -get "/System" -extract "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\vfdecrypt\decrypted\" What would be the correct format? can you just give me a hypothetical situation perhaps on how I should set it up? It's probably something simple that I'm not getting. Thanks! Posted by xoben on Jul. 07 2008,04:16
OK. Please tell what you want to do with the command-line, is it "extracting '/System' folder from an ISO to a given directory?If the answer is YES, please remove '-list "...iso"' and try again. Posted by rogue on Jul. 07 2008,09:07
CODE conversion\UltraISO\UltraISO.exe -input "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\vfdecrypt\workdir\022-3893-4.decrypted.iso" -get "/System" -extract "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\vfdecrypt\workdir\decrypted\" I can use that and get it to start the extraction I think because it comes up and says extracting(or maybe it says adding)then I get acces vioation and a crash Posted by xoben on Jul. 08 2008,22:53
Sorry, no idea about your problem, because we cannot reproduce it on our computers with same command-line parameters.
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