On Windows I used to make a batch file which called mkisofs in it, like: mkisofs -o %1..\output.iso --joliet-long -r %1. Then put it in the "Send to" folder so that it shows up when you right-click a folder. Same thing works on most Linux desktop environments - I use Thunar's 'custom actions' to do similar. 3.
Squashfs is a compressed, read-only file system. It stores and distributes large amounts of data in a compact and efficient manner. Commonly used on embedded systems, like routers and set-top boxes, its files (.sqs) hold directories and other data. Mksquashfs creates these Squashfs files. With the right driver installed, they can be mounted
In menuconfig you select: Target System → Marvell Kirkwood. Target Profile → Linksys EA3500. Target Images → ramdisk, ubifs (you need both for installation) Now you “make” it and expose following files: openwrt-kirkwood-ea3500-uImage-initramfs via tftp. openwrt-kirkwood-ea3500-uImage via http.
The Xiaomi Mi Router 4A (R4AC) 100M international version is an indoor wireless router based on the MediaTek MT7628AN SoC, with three 10/100 Ethernet ports (2xLAN + 1xWAN), dual band 802.11bgn+ac (dual radio) WiFi and four external non-detachable antennae. The international version 's box bears SKU DVB4230GL.OpenWrt SquashFS-Imagesにはフェイルセーフモードが組み込まれています。フェイルセーフモードの起動では、JFFS2 パーティション(書換可能な「overlay」ファイルシステム)上にあるコンフィグレーションをバイパスし、代わりに SquashFSパーティション(ルータOSに相当する読出専用区画)にあるハード The first and the easiest one is to right-click on the selected SQUASHFS file. From the drop-down menu select "Choose default program", then click "Browse" and find the desired program. The whole operation must be confirmed by clicking OK. The second and more difficult to do is associate the SQUASHFS file extension to the corresponding software
Because the LZMA file format does not provide any information on how large the compressed data is, binwalk grabs everything from offset 0x20810 to the end of the firmware file and saves it to a file called 20810.7z. This means that the 20810.7z file also contains a copy the SquashFS file system which comes after the LZMA compressed data.
Unlike ZIP/7Z/GZ files, SquashFS allows Batocera to present the contents of the compressed image to the system as if though it weren't compressed at all by automatically mounting them upon launch. This has been a latent feature but full integration with the tools necessary to handle SquashFS images was introduced in Batocera v33 .In code update mode, the squashfs image and white-listed files from the read-write filesystem are copied into RAM by the initramfs and used to assemble the root overlayfs instance, leaving the flash free to be modified by installing images at runtime.
1. While you discovered that 7-Zip can turn squashFS images into individual files, the canonical tool to do so would probably be rdsquashfs: # Unpack image `foo.img' into directory `foo': rdsquashfs --unpack-root foo --unpack-path / foo.img. Then, after altering files within foo, you can repack using mksquashfs: mksquashfs foo foo-updated.img.
This will extract everything except for files that match *data*.gz in the test directory. The -excludes option tells Unsquashfs to exclude the files on the command line rather than extract them. unsquashfs -ex "test/*data*.gz" ; IMAGE.SQFS test. This uses both extract and exclude options, to tell Unsquashfs to only extract the "test" directory
With Debian you have to install the proper kernel module and the tools with the following commands: (Assuming your architecture is x86) bash# apt-get install squashfs-modules-2.6-486 squashfs-tools. Now load the squashfs module for the Linux kernel and if it was correctly loaded you should find it in the relative list.
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