#iso files

How to add Registry keys via DISM in Windows

Using DISM to add Registry entries means modifying the default Windows install image, the install.wim file, which involves servicing an offline image, mounting an image, and committing changes made to the image. The offline image is serviced using DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management), a native Windows program. DISM is a command-line program for servicing and preparing Windows images,…

How to Create ISO Files From Windows, Linux and Mac

ISO files are disc images, complete images of a CD or DVD all in one file. This file can then be “mounted” and made available as a virtual CD or DVD, allowing you to convert physical discs to virtual ones.

This is useful if you want to use old game or software discs on a modern computer that doesn’t have a disc drive. Note that some DRM copy protection schemes won’t work with ISO files unless you…

Easy Transfer of Files from Vmware Prod to a Disconnected Test VLAN

Here’s a script I put together out of a frustration of getting files to a test environment. We have a VMware test environment that’s segmented off into a test VLAN that no production VLAN can get to. I’m constantly needing to copy files from production over to the test environment. Previously, I was having to create a folder on my workstation, create an ISO from that folder’s contents, open up…

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With the fast and quick burning software Nero 6.6 burn your ISO files on CD

Step 1: - First start the Nero 6.6 smart start

Step 2: - In this you have to choose that CD or DVD which is appearing on the top  of the Nero. With this you have to match the disk you want to burn.

Step 3: - Now from the menu bar you have to choose the Copy and Backup option  this is second from the right side of the menu bar.

Step 4: - Then after comes to choose the option Burn Image to Disc.

Step 5:- Now you have to justify that what you have to reorder. If you are burning more   than one then choose the CD burner.

Step 6: - Here you have to choose that what you have to burn on your disk. Some of   the options will be listed that can be selected not others.

Step 7: - Now you have to press on the ISO files on the file listings. You may also   browse to another directory or can to desktop if you may need.

Step 8: - The ISO files which you have selected listed in the section at the top.    Then press the BURN button to start the burning process on the disk.

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Convert the ISO to its Imagable, non-optical-media counterpart

hdiutil convert -format UDRW -o output/path/output.img path/to/original.iso

Unmount the destination USB key

diskutil unmountDisk /dev/diskX # where X is the node number of the USB drive

DD the image out (the bs=1m is important!)

sudo dd if=output/path/output.img of=/dev/diskX bs=1m

Eject the USB drive before pulling it out to use it on the system you need to boot it on

diskutil eject /dev/diskX

I got tired of having to hunt this down; i use it infrequently enough that it I always forget the details, but every time I need it I end up finding it somewhere else...

Most recently I needed this trick to install the new XBMCbuntu Eden on my media center. My old release was starting to show its age a little; it was ugly, bloated, and buggy as hell. Eden is already more awesome. Read: AIRPLAY!!!!

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