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Old Today, 08:19 AM   #1
exerceo
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Question How to change volume label of an ISO image without adding a new session?


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I am trying to change the volume label (volid) of an ISO9660 disc image file. I could do so manually in a HEX editor, but it would be more convenient to do it from a command-line tool.

What I have tried:

Code:
# create image file
xorriso -volid "old volume id" -dev example.iso  -map example_folder/ /
# change volume label
xorriso -volid "new volume id" -dev example.iso
This changes the volume ID but also adds a new session at the end. This obviously makes sense on write-once media, but how do I change the volume label of an ISO image file without adding new data at the end?
 
  


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