A CD image viewer and extractor 87
Black Sun and said:
Someone reported this problem back around January 5th and it has been fixed in the libcdio CVS. See https:--savannah.gnu.org-cvs-?group=libcdio for access...
I think you're running the wrong program. If you want to get output similar to an "ls -lR" run on the ISO image, you need to do "iso-info -l image.iso" . That'll at least tell you the filenames-dirnames of everything on the ISO. Then you can get the filenames-pathnames of the things you want, and extract them with "iso-read -i image.iso -epath-to-file -o output.file" .
Except that extracting files doesn't work properly for anything using non-8+3 filenames. So you have to do something like this:
...then xref the 2 text files to find what you want, then iso-read them using their short filenames. What a pain. I suppose you could just do the second command, then extract everything, but that may run into other problems.
It'd be much easier to mount the thing loopback, but IIRC you said you didn't have root on the system. Burn a CD, or transfer the ISO somewhere where you do have root, or something like that. Doing anything else is probably going to be very annoying.
Black Sun and said: The problem is localized (I think) in lib-drivers-cdiostdio.c , where stat() gets called on the ISO file. stat64() is actually being called, and it returns...
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