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Usage: unisofs <source.iso> <destination folder> <drive letter to use>
If * is specified as the drive letter then the next available drive letter will be used.
If * is specified as the destination folder then the directory where it's running from will be used.
If the path/filename for the iso image contains spaces then it must be encapsulated in "double quotes".
If the path/filename for the destination folder contains spaces then it must be encapsulated in "double qoutes".
unisofs /? --- Displays this help message
If * is specified as the drive letter then the next available drive letter will be used.
If * is specified as the destination folder then the directory where it's running from will be used.
If the path/filename for the iso image contains spaces then it must be encapsulated in "double quotes".
If the path/filename for the destination folder contains spaces then it must be encapsulated in "double qoutes".
unisofs /? --- Displays this help message
Example:
unisofs c:\ubcd4win.iso c:\test *
extracts ubcd4win.iso to the c:\test folder
unisofs c:\ubcd4win.iso * *
extracts ubcd4win.iso to the folder where unisofs is running from
unisofs c:\ubcd4win.iso * z:
same as above but uses the z: drive letter to mount the iso to while it's extracting. You should only need to do this if it has trouble determining the next available drive letter. I haven't had any trouble but I figured that I should include the option just in case.
UnIsoFS.exe
Enjoy
Tom

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