creating an ISO image from a .bin image

[indygreen]

Hi all,

I have a .bin image that I would like to use to create an ISO image. Is this even possible?

Thanks.

[xpt]

I have a .bin image that I would like to use to create an ISO image. Is this even possible?

Yes, bin2iso can attempt to recreate cue files for single track data cds.

http://users.andara.com/~doiron/bin2iso/

[piedamaro]

It can be done with k3b too, IIRC :)

[Rule]

yup k3b can I just burned one :-D

[Randabis]

There's also a utility called bchunk in the repositories that can do this.

[forkart]

Hi all,

I have a .bin image that I would like to use to create an ISO image. Is this even possible?

Thanks.

Try MagicISO, You can convert bin to iso using it. it is goodISO creator (http://www.magiciso.com/tutorials/miso-overview.htm) .

[tim1]

Try MagicISO, You can convert bin to iso using it. it is goodISO creator (http://www.magiciso.com/tutorials/miso-overview.htm) .

This is a windows application :confused:

greets, tim

[crun]

If you have the .cue file as well you can also do it with Bchunk



$ apt-cache search bchunk


edit: didn't read carefully enough, Randabis beat me to it

[z_diver]

There's also a utility called bchunk in the repositories that can do this.
Thanks. Just converted a full CD from bin/cue to iso in 25 seconds.

The syntax is "bchunk foobar.bin foobar.cue yourname.iso" and in a few seconds you have your iso.

[ohman11]

Thanks. Just converted a full CD from bin/cue to iso in 25 seconds.

The syntax is "bchunk foobar.bin foobar.cue yourname.iso" and in a few seconds you have your iso.

You get 2 iso's when you do this...which do you burn?

[Gen2ly]

I used bin2iso though it's mentioned with audio it did fine on a non-audio .bin for. Usage is easy:

bin2iso name.cue