how to create an iso9660 fs and write some data to it? (like u3)
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how to create an iso9660 fs and write some data to it? (like u3)
i just need to create a 10 MB partition formatted with iso9660 (so autorun on windows will work) and put autorun information on it. im just unsure on how to do this. how can i accomplish this? is it even possible if i don't work for U3?
i just need to create a 10 MB partition formatted with iso9660 (so autorun on windows will work) and put autorun information on it. im just unsure on how to do this. how can i accomplish this? is it even possible if i don't work for U3?
thanks,
rabbit2345
iso9600 is usually a file system for CD/DVD rom's , so possibility of using it as a partition isn't possible as far asi know.For autorun you have to create a file autorun.inf in the respective partition containing
[autorun]
OPEN=SETUP.EXE // this opens a file named setup.exe , you can even leave this field if it's not needed
ICON=SETUP //this indicates the name of the *.ico file
i just need to create a 10 MB partition formatted with iso9660 (so autorun on windows will work) and put autorun information on it. im just unsure on how to do this. how can i accomplish this? is it even possible if i don't work for U3?
thanks,
rabbit2345
iso9600 is usually a file system for CD/DVD rom's , so possibility of using it as a partition isn't possible as far as i know.For autorun you have to create a file autorun.inf in the respective partition containing
[autorun]
OPEN=SETUP.EXE // this opens a file named setup.exe , you can even leave this field if it's not needed
ICON=SETUP //this indicates the name of the *.ico file
thanks for the reply, but the thing about autorun is that it won't work unless its iso9660 formatted, i attempted to autorun my usb stick, but only the icon part of the autorun worked
You can add the files you want in the iso file to a partiton and use a program like mkisofs to create the iso image. The iso9660 filesystem is read-only so you can't create the filesystem and drop files into it.
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