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you don't. it's not possible cause you a) need the exact right file order and b) need a valid saturn bootsector.
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a) You can output a text file with the file ordering using IsoBuster on the original disc, then convert that to a sort text file (yes, there are little tools that people have made to do this which can be found and downloaded off the web) that can be used with MKISOFS.EXE, when rebuilding the ISO from files on your HDD, to get back the correct file ordering as the original.
b) You can use CDRWin to extract the first 16 sectors of data (i.e., boot sector) from the game disc, name it IP.BIN or whatever, then insert it into the rebuilt ISO (from part a)) with a hex editor or some tool called IPINS.EXE. IIRC, a while back, I told Alex Kid... to use this approach to rebuild the ISO of a game (forgot the name of that game) where he translated the game dialogue from Japanese to English. It worked.
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well, you can order files with Nero... :/
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Yes, but this feature is not as powerful as using the sort text feature I mentioned above. A sort text file contains the relative path with filename and the sort weight (a number); Nero only gives you high, medium, and low sorting.
Edit: Fixed dumb mistake.
(Edited by MasterAkumaMatata at 10:34 pm on Dec. 12, 2001) |
