Dumping Blu-Ray ISO

[WOWchamp]

Originally Posted by kutibah Windows XP will not see EXT3. They are incompatible.

Windows can see EXT3, there was a file in another similar topic to this one where a poster uploaded a file that would make EXT2 and EXT3 readable under XP.

[PS3 News]

I gave ya some Rep Points and also +50 credits... and attached the EXE to your post as well. Thanks! :shades:

[naturesbane]

Thanks for this information. Now, to find out the best pieces to modify. Many possibilities come to mind.

[nikkinguyen]

Originally Posted by pRoFlT Okay somewhat linux newb here. But anyways. FAT32 has 4 gig file size not partition size. And i think someone said cod3 was about 6 or 7 gigs. There is a way to split the file in linux but i dont know what the command is. ext3 would be the best way to format the drive. I would format ntfs (from windows since most of you out there probably dont use linux much) and try it. I keep reading that the ps3 cant read ntfs. But i dont see how that would effect linux. The PS3 has usb port linux can mount usb drives. you should be able to type mount -t ntf /dev/sda (or sdb) /mnt/mydirectory First you would need to make the directory. type mkdir /tmp/whateveryouwant Although YDL may not know what "ntfs" is. I'm sure you could add it. Or use the fedora image, i know it can mount ntfs. For those of you at the command line and get no permission and such type: sudo su It may ask for root password. Then you should have full controll of YDL. To make directories delete files etc... And to the one with the backup problem. your device /dev/cdrom <-- i thought i read it was located at /dev/dvd but i would have to double check my ps3 to be sure. Hope this helps someone.

fyi to you. NTFS in Fedora is read only. Even if you can recompile YD5 to support NTFS, you will not be able to do anything with it. Sorry.

[nikkinguyen]

I see that a lot of people are trying to view EXT3 formatted disk in Windows. Have you consider scp from YD5 to your Windows? that way, you don't have to bother moving disks around. It might be a bit slower, but will also work.

[jeffster]

This is how I did a blu-ray dump because I didn't feel like hooking up an external drive, so I just mounted a windows share and copied it to their like this:

mkdir /mnt/share

mount //<shareip>/<sharename> /mnt/share -o username=user,password=xxx

dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/mnt/share/dump.iso

[gensuke]

Originally Posted by vkr95 2. Install UFS Explorer (You can use the trial for this so you don’t have to buy) You can get it attached below. /ufsexplorer.exe (USE THIS ONLY SINCE THE NEW ONES cant let you transfer files).

I would suggest to mount the EXT3 partition under Windows using the following free driver:

EXT2IFS
http://www.fs-driver.org/index.html

Regards.