DUMPET(1) BSD General Commands Manual DUMPET(1)NAME
dumpet -- dump information about bootable CDs and other similar formats
SYNOPSIS
dumpet --iso image [--dumpdisks] [--dumphex|--xml]
DESCRIPTION
dumpet is a tool for debugging El Torito boot images.
The following options are available:
-?, --help
Display help information.
-i, --iso image
The file name of the input ISO image.
-d, --dumpdisks
Dump each El Torito boot image into a file. If --xml is not given, the files will be named image.1, image.2, etc. in sequence. Other-
wise, BootImage tags will be added to the output XML document with the content of each boot image in hexadecimal.
-h, --dumphex
Dump each El Torito structure in hexadecimal. This option has no effect if --xml is given.
-x, --xml
Dump the El Torito structure to standard output as an XML document.
AUTHORS
Peter Jones <pjones@redhat.com>
August 25, 2010
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evolvotron_mutate - Render an evolvotron function tree to an image.
SYNOPSIS
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DESCRIPTION
evolvotron_mutate either mutates an existing image function (saved to an XML file), or (with the -g option) creates a new image function.
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See the evolvotron user manual (accessible from the evolvotron application's Help menu) for more information on image functions.
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EXAMPLES
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AUTHOR
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file LICENSE supplied with the source code for details.
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