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Wiimm's WBFS Tool (a command line WBFS tool set for various os)

Wiimm's WBFS Tool (or wwt, for shorter) is a set of programs which can manage,
create and convert ISO, WBFS and WDF files and partitions.
Some special features:
* WDF support: WDF is a new format for reducing the size of ISO images
* Support WBFS on block devices, as plain files and as splitted files.
* Find WBFS partitions on block devices automatically if option --auto
is set.
* Multi WBFS support
* Advanced shell support
* When writing an ISO you have the choice between three formats:
* When reading an ISO the following files are accepted:
* Support of splitted files (WBFS, WDF and ISO):
* Dump the data structure of WBFS images for analysis. This dumps includes
the WBFS header, WBFS main parameters, a disc dump and memory layout dumps
for each disc and for the whole WBFS.
* Dump the data structure of ISO images for analysis. This dumps includes
the WBFS header, WBFS main parameters, a disc dump and memory layout dumps
for each disc and for the whole WBFS. The dump work also for ISO images
within a WBFS.
* The wwt command CHECK checks a WBFS for block assigning errors. Repairing
is also possible.

More information about these features can be found at "http://wiimm.de/wwt/"

Maintained by: Marco Bonetti
Keywords: wii,wbfs,wdf,iso
ChangeLog: wiimms-wbfs-tool

Homepage:
http://wiimm.de/wwt/

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wiimms-wbfs-tool-0.25a.tar.bz2 (cfd941182dbda376055980327070c41b)

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