Not released yet, but fixed: http://wit.wiimm.de/changelog.html#r0
@Wiimm:
I have a WBFS drive and I want to list all the files contained in the ISOs (!) and filter them for certain extensions. What would be the best way to accomplish this?
It seems like I have to extract all to ISO and then use wit to list the ISO files or is there a faster way?
Listing WBFS entries works with the following command:
But extracting all does not work the same way:
Why is the partition found with LIST and not found with e.g. EXTRACT? I'm on Windows 10.
I have a WBFS drive and I want to list all the files contained in the ISOs (!) and filter them for certain extensions. What would be the best way to accomplish this?
It seems like I have to extract all to ISO and then use wit to list the ISO files or is there a faster way?
Listing WBFS entries works with the following command:
Code:
> wwt LIST-LLL
ID6 m-date m-time MiB Reg. 187/500 discs (450 GiB)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RJ2E52 ---------- --:--:-- 2672 USA 007: Quantum of Solace
RJ2P52 ---------- --:--:-- 3496 PAL 007: Quantum of Solace
SFWX69 ---------- --:--:-- 3192 EURO 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa
RUUE01 ---------- --:--:-- 336 USA Animal
...
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 187/500 discs, 461280 MiB 450 GiB used, 15648 MiB 15 GiB free.
Code:
> wwt --iso extract . -D D:\
**** wwt: Wiimms WBFS Tool v2.40a r7331 cygwin - Dirk Clemens - 2017-01-05 ****
!! wwt: ERROR #19 [NO WBFS FOUND] in AnalyzePartitions() @ src/wbfs-interface.c#447
!! no WBFS partitions found -> abort
Last edited by BullyWiiPlaza,
WIT: Wiimms ISO Tools v3.00a - 2017-08-13
A command line ISO+WBFS tool set for various os.
WIT (Wiimms ISO Tools) is a set of command line tools to manipulate Wii ISO images and WBFS containers. The two main tools are called wit (Wiimms ISO Tool) and wwt (Wiimms WBFS Tool, the WBFS manager).
Feature overview:
- WIT (Wiimms ISO Toolset) is a set of command line tools.
- wit (Wiimms ISO tool) is the main Wii and GameCube ISO manipulation tool.
- wwt (Wiimms WBFS tool) is a complete WBFS manager including FS checking and repairing, time stamps and multi WBFS support.
- wdf (Wiimms WDF Tool) is a little tool to manage WDF, CISO and WIA files.
- wfuse (Wiimms FUSE Tool) mounts Wii and GameCube images and WBFS files and partitions using FUSE.
- WIT supports 7 Wii disc file types (ISO, CISO, WDF, WIA, WBFS, GCZ and FST).
- wit can verify and compare (diff) Wii and GameCube ISO images.
- wit can extract and compose Wii ISO images.
- wit can patch Wii and GameCube ISO images while copying.
- wit can mix partitions from different sources into a new Wii ISO images.
- wit and wwt support many diagnostic commands.
- Advanced shell support.
Download of the current version:
- wit-v3.00a-r7387-i386.tar.gz : Linux/i386 version
- wit-v3.00a-r7387-x86_64.tar.gz : Linux/x86_64 version
- wit-v3.00a-r7387-cygwin.zip : Cygwin (Windows) version
- Other releases are available at http://wit.wiimm.de/download.html.
There are also some GUI available:
- QtWitGui, manipulate and convert single ISO images.
This QT based GUI focuses on manipulating single ISO images. It can do much more.
- Wii Backup Fusion, a WBFS and ISO manager.
This QT based GUI is a complete WBFS manager and ISO tool.
- Witgui for Mac.
This is a graphical user interface for wit available for Mac OS X.
Change log:
Code:
wit v3.00a r7387 - 2017-08-13
- At the beginning of Wiimms-SZS-Tools I extraced the universal usable source
code from Wiimms-ISO-Tools and created an independent C source code library
called »dcLib«. I use this dcLib also for some other projects like mkw-ana,
Wiimmfi, XDump and some more private projects. Now I inserted the expanded
and more functional dcLib back into Wiimms-ISO-Tools and removed old WIT
specific functions and members with same name or functionality. The great
advantage is the easier management of the shared sources. The adapted code
works fine with at least one issue: The error codes (numbers, not names)
changed. If you used »wit error« to translate numbers to messages, you'll
not have any problems.
- New options: --color[=mode], --256-colors, --no-colors: Define the color
mode of the tools. If a command is prefixed by 'C-', then --color=ON is
used implicitly as default. By default, the color support is only enabled
for terminals. However, commands have to be recoded to support colors.
- List of commands with color support:
- HELP (complete help system)
- wit ID6 + ID8 (highlight unusal IDs)
- wwt SPACE
- Bug fix: When extracting GameCube images, »fst.bin« was 4 times too large.
- Some minor fixes.
- Windows only: Cygwin update to v2.8.1, 2017-07-03.
- Apple Mac is no longer supported because I no longer have access to a Mac.The source is published under the license of GPL2. Checkout the sources directly from the SVN repository or browse the source. Visit http://wit.wiimm.de/ for more information.
How do you use wfuse? In the documentation it says the following:
This doesn't work, there is no wfuse binary. Please fix the documentation, I would like to know how to mount the WBFS drive on my computer so I can browse the ISOs and files of each game. Also, there is no stand-alone download for wfuse.
Thank you
Last edited by BullyWiiPlaza,
How do you use wfuse? In the documentation it says the following:
This doesn't work, there is no wfuse binary. Please fix the documentation, I would like to know how to mount the WBFS drive on my computer so I can browse the ISOs and files of each game. Also, there is no stand-alone download for wfuse.
Thank you
wfuse was only for macOS/Linux
Nevermind, not needed anymore.
@Wiimm:
How do you only extract a single file using wit?
Code:
wit FILES RUUE01.wbfs
Code:
./files/hp_r.elfI tried it like this:
Code:
wit EXTRACT RUUE01.wbfs --dest=test --files=:./files/hp_r.elf
Last edited by BullyWiiPlaza,
FUSE is not compatible with Cygwin/Windows. There are/were several projects to change this. So I'm not sure about the current state of Cygwin.
However I like and use it every time, when I want to investigate game images. In this case I mount it on Linux and use often the Total Commander on Windows.
EDIT
@BullyWiiPlaza
does "hp_r.elf" really exists?
In PAL no *.elf exists.
EDIT 2:
forgotten, "+FILENAME" is correct (not ":FILENAME")
However I like and use it every time, when I want to investigate game images. In this case I mount it on Linux and use often the Total Commander on Windows.
EDIT
@BullyWiiPlaza
does "hp_r.elf" really exists?
In PAL no *.elf exists.
EDIT 2:
forgotten, "+FILENAME" is correct (not ":FILENAME")
Last edited by Wiimm,
Sorry, wrong game.
Code:
WIT FILES RWOP69.wbfs > Files.txt
Code:
path + file
-------------------
./
./cert.bin
./disc/
./disc/header.bin
./disc/region.bin
./files/
./files/data.big
./files/hp_r.elf
./files/movies.big
./files/music.big
./files/opening.bnr
./h3.bin
./setup.bat
./setup.sh
./setup.txt
./sys/
./sys/apploader.img
./sys/bi2.bin
./sys/boot.bin
./sys/fst.bin
./sys/main.dol
./ticket.bin
./tmd.bin
Code:
> wit EXTRACT RWOP69.wbfs --dest=Test --files=+/files/hp_r.elf
***** wit: Wiimms ISO Tool v3.00a r7387 cygwin - Dirk Clemens - 2017-08-13 *****
wit: EXTRACT 1/1 WBFS:RWOP69.wbfs/#0 -> Test/
Last edited by BullyWiiPlaza,
When composing/converting files, why isn't it possible to create an encrypted but unsigned image?
If we want it to be encrypted then it must also be fakesigned, and fakesigning isn't even useful for anything anymore.
If we want it to be encrypted then it must also be fakesigned, and fakesigning isn't even useful for anything anymore.
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