Looking for a command line program to convert iso to god on linux?

[steve51184]

i'm on linux and i'm looking for a command line program to convert iso to god but i can't find anything?

 

[scott1503]

Install the original to a memory unit.

 

[Antalpromille]

Why not just sticking the original disc in and install it from NXE/metro or rip it with FSD?

 

[Martin C]

i'm on linux and i'm looking for a command line program to convert iso to god but i can't find anything?

The question is how did you rip the game to start with?

 

[steve51184]

Install the original to a memory unit.

i don't have a memory unit plus that seems counter productive

Why not just sticking the original disc in and install it from NXE/metro or rip it with FSD?

all my games (60+) are pre ripped and are on my backup nas in iso format.. my current xbox 360 hdd just died to i need to convert them all back to god rips

 

[steve51184]

The question is how did you rip the game to start with?

recently moved from windows to linux

 

[scott1503]

If installing a new hdd why not just re rip from your originals straight to the new hdd through fsd

 

[Antalpromille]

all my games (60+) are pre ripped and are on my backup nas in iso format.. my current xbox 360 hdd just died to i need to convert them all back to god rips

it still doesnt answer my question. If you dont know how to convert the isos in linux, why not just do it the easy way?

 

[Martin C]

recently moved from windows to linux

I would suggest that since Linux will never cover all bases, you get a dual boot / VM sorted out ASAP.

 

[steve51184]

If installing a new hdd why not just re rip from your originals straight to the new hdd through fsd

ripping 60 games at about 20 mins each is 20 hours of non stop disc swapping madness

if i have a linux command line version of 'iso2god' then i could do it all with one simple command in less then 10 seconds

i'm sure you see which is the best option

it still doesnt answer my question. If you dont know how to convert the isos in linux, why not just do it the easy way?

it's not a matter of not knowing how but more a matter of moving from windows to linux and not knowing the name of any software that is capable of doing the job

 

[ezzda1]

You could use exiso to extract the iso into files and do it that way.

 

[steve51184]

You could use exiso to extract the iso into files and do it that way.

i'm not after an extracted iso rip i'm after a god (games on demand) rip

 

[Antalpromille]

it's not a matter of not knowing how but more a matter of moving from windows to linux and not knowing the name of any software that is capable of doing the job

but google works in linux, at least it did last time i checked. And if you search there you will soon find out that there is no such program that runs straight under linux.

 

[steve51184]

but google works in linux, at least it did last time i checked. And if you search there you will soon find out that there is no such program that runs straight under linux.

ugh.. yes i've searched on google and found nothing.. why do you think i'm asking here? :/

 

[ezzda1]

You need to install wine and mono then you can use iso2god.
theres a good guide you should find if you google 360 iso2god linux.

 

[steve51184]

You need to install wine and mono then you can use iso2god.
theres a good guide you should find if you google 360 iso2god linux.

already done that but that's not what this topic is about i'm after a COMMAND LINE version of an app that has the same functionality

 

[ezzda1]

As far as I know there isn't one

 

[steve51184]

As far as I know there isn't one

ok np thank you

also on topic is there a windows command line app that'll do the job?

i'd really like to automate this task and not use a gui to do it one by one

 

[Martin C]

Can you post a picture of your 60+ games please?

 

[steve51184]

Can you post a picture of your 60+ games please?

um i guess i could but there packed away?