Hi all, iam trying to extract some svf files of the latest ISOS of windows 10 on my Fedora system, so for example i tested if i could extract the following svf file SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_Arabic_MLF_X20-93839.svf using the following command. smv x SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_Arabic_MLF_X20-93839.svf -br . i also tried using smv x SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_Arabic_MLF_X20-93839.svf -v 1 -o -br . the strange thing is when try extracting the ISO using both commands, i get the following error: extracting: SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_Arabic_MLF_X20-93839.svf Error 4294967292. i have even tried running both command as sudo but i still get the error for some reason. thanks deathero
so, i just tried smv x SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_Arabic_MLF_X20-93839.svf, in the terminal and i all i got was the Smartversion header which showed general info, and then it just stopped running and then the terminal just dropped to a new line.
I don't know much about linux (last time i installed it was about 15 years ago) but what you describe sounds like there isn't a source iso present?
the strange thing is, i do have the source file in the same folder as the svf file. the source iso is SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_English_MLF_X20-93835.ISO. when i try extracting from the svf file. the ISO does show up in the same directory but i get an the following code error: 4294967292.
Okay, now we're getting somewhere What is the name of the svf file and what iso are you trying to recreate? EDIT: Keep this in mind if you're using WZOR VLSC svf patches: Code: Source ISO for edition Education [Required patch files (patches in source)] SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_English_MLF_X20-93835.ISO SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_64BIT_English_MLF_X20-93836.ISO Source ISO for edition Education N [Required patch files (patches in source)] SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_N_10_1511.1_32BIT_English_MLF_X20-93661.ISO SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_N_10_1511.1_64BIT_English_MLF_X20-93662.ISO Source ISO for edition Professional SW_DVD5_Win_Pro_10_1511.1_32BIT_English_MLF_X20-93913.ISO SW_DVD5_Win_Pro_10_1511.1_64BIT_English_MLF_X20-93914.ISO Source ISO for edition Professional N [Required patch files (patches in source)] SW_DVD5_Win_Pro_N_10_1511.1_32BIT_English_MLF_X20-93983.ISO SW_DVD5_Win_Pro_N_10_1511.1_64BIT_English_MLF_X20-93984.ISO
the name of the svf file is SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_Arabic_MLF_X20-93839.svf and the iso iam trying to recreate is SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_Arabic_MLF_X20-93839.ISO EDIT: yes iam using Wzors SVF patches, right now i only have the SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_English_MLF_X20-93835.ISO in the same folder as the svf file.
yes i did see your last post, i have the source in the same directory so that the svf file can create the target iso which would be the Arabic iso. how would it be trying to recreate the source iso if i only use the svf file for the target iso?
Maybe this will help you: and this: EDIT: to recreate an iso using a svf patch you'll need the source iso in the same folder as the svf file, if that's what you have I don't know why you're getting an error.
just to make sure, i doubled check the folder, and i do have the source iso and the svf file for the target iso both in the same folder.
To be clear, you have this: SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_English_MLF_X20-93835.ISO (source iso) and SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_Arabic_MLF_X20-93839.svf (to recreate this iso: SW_DVD5_WIN_EDU_10_1511.1_32BIT_Arabic_MLF_X20-93839.ISO) in the same folder?
Hmmm, the svf patch is working, i just did a test on my windows pc. I give up, I did hope/thought you maybe had the wrong files, but now I think it's something about doing it on a linux environment.
your probably right about something being messed up when using svf files in linux, but thanks for your help Enthousiast