If you want to convert CCD and IMG files into a more common ISO image file, use ccd2iso:
ccd2iso image_file.img image_file.iso
If you want to convert CCD and IMG files into a more common ISO image file, use ccd2iso:
ccd2iso image_file.img image_file.iso
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Since you have written two post about image formats, let me also put in a word about converting DAA image formats in Linux.
ccd2iso IS NOT WORKING IN UBUNTU 9.04
“Unrecognized sector mode (0) at sector 0!”
Any fix ?
@Mario
Have you tried it on both the .img and .ccd?
Normally one or the other will work.
sabun@sabun-desktop:~$ccd2iso “theimage.img” “myimage.iso”
or replace “theimage.img” with “theimage.ccd” .
replace theimage with the name of the image you want to convert and replace myimage with any name you want.
the double quotes are used so that if there are spaces in the name it can read the image filename still.
No, renaming the IMG file to CCD format extension did not fix the problem. The same error listed above occurs.
johndoe, you’ll like have a corrupted and/or encrypred CCD image.
Perfect! Thanks!