El Torito (boot)
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Size of the boot images
Strictly based on the boot catalog
Determines the size of the boot images purely based on the information contained in the El Torito structures on the disc
Use mkisofs patched image file length if present
Bootable CD/DVDs made with mkisofs can contain some extra information on the size of the boot image. The size of the boot image as recorded in the El Torito (specification) structures may in fact be wrong for the generated boot image. The real size is then recorded in the special mkisofs structure. Mkisofs provides this functionality because some BIOS can only deal with certain boot image sizes (in no emulation mode). So the size in the El Torito structures is purposely wrong then, but the real size is recorded in the special structure. IsoBuster will display (an extract if requested) the correct size, based on the mkisfs structure, if this option is enabled.
Calculate based on MBR or BPB in case of a FAT volume
Uses FAT data to determine the boot image size
Calculate based on next boot image
Uses the area up to the next boot image
Hard coded (based on signature recognition)
Based on hard coded values, determined via reverse engineering
Check boot images for FAT content and list files if FAT is present
Sometimes, not always, the boot file (*.img) of a bootable CD or DVD contains a FAT file-system. For instance the boot image file of the Windows 98 installation disc is a 1.44 MB floppy image with a FAT12 file-system inside. If this option is enabled, IsoBuster checks the boot image file while mounting and if the boot image file contains FAT, IsoBuster then adds a FAT file-system to the disc layout and shows all files and folders inside the FAT file-system, in other words IsoBuster then shows the files and folders contained in the boot image file.
Scan options (normal mounting of discs)
Text conversions
Mac properties and extraction methods
Write software specific options