Hacking how to make .bin files into an iso

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copy /b file1.file+file2.file+file3.file completefile.file under windows command line and I believe it was cat for linux (linux command line is not my strongpoint but here should help: http://osr507doc.sco.com/en/OSTut/Joining_...s_together.html ).

However:
1,459,978,240bytes is the size of a cube iso, wii should be more:
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If it's 4 699 979 776 bytes, it's unscrambled.
If it's 4 700 012 544 bytes, it's unscrambled with unscrambler 0.4 which adds an extra 32 768 bytes to the file (JESUS release)
If it's 4 736 698 368 bytes, it's in raw format and must be unscrambled.
 
...I believe it was cat for linux (linux command line is not my strongpoint...

For Linux (and Mac), it's "cat infile1 infile2 > outfile"

If they're sequentially numbered (such as file.1 file.2), you can use "cat file.* > outfile" and it increments sequentially. (Same in Windows)

Nope, that's a cue/bin based image file.
 
copy /b file1.file+file2.file+file3.file completefile.file under windows command line and I believe it was cat for linux (linux command line is not my strongpoint but here should help: http://osr507doc.sco.com/en/OSTut/Joining_...s_together.html ).

However:
1,459,978,240bytes is the size of a cube iso, wii should be more:
Quote stolen from http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=43289
If it's 4 699 979 776 bytes, it's unscrambled.
If it's 4 700 012 544 bytes, it's unscrambled with unscrambler 0.4 which adds an extra 32 768 bytes to the file (JESUS release)
If it's 4 736 698 368 bytes, it's in raw format and must be unscrambled.

HMM i was doing DVD to SD with wii games i guess it doesn't work lol
 

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