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=Usage= | =Usage= | ||
First, you need to extract the tool and put the [[CVM]] archive on the same folder <br> | |||
Second, open Command Prompt then type <code>cd /d your_folder_directory</code> <br> | |||
Then use the following command to: | |||
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'''Output an ISO file for you to edit:''' | '''Output an ISO file for you to edit:''' | ||
Revision as of 04:03, 16 December 2022
cvm_tool was released by roxfan in 2010. It can "split" the CVM into separate header and ISO files, so that you can edit the contents of the archive and then "make" a new CVM.
The tool can be found here
Usage
First, you need to extract the tool and put the CVM archive on the same folder
Second, open Command Prompt then type cd /d your_folder_directory
Then use the following command to:
Output an ISO file for you to edit:
cvm_tool.exe -p archive_password split file.CVM file.iso file.hdr
Use this to repack your CVM back:
cvm_tool.exe -p archive_password mkcvm file.CVM file.iso file.hdr