Copy disc to iso file from Linux command line

Copy disc to iso file from Linux command line

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You can run PowerISO to copy disc to iso file or other image file from Linux command line or a batch file. The output image formats can be iso, bin / cue or daa file.

Usage: poweriso make-image <drive path> [-switches]

<Switches>

-o: Specify output image file path name.
-ot <iso | daa | bin>: Specify output image file type. If not specified, the image type will be determined by file name suffix.
-volsize <n>: Split output image file to multiple volumes, and set volume size to <n>. Example: -volsize 100M
-setpassword <password>: Set password for output image file. Example: -setpassword 12345678
-comment: Set comment for output image file.
-comment-from-file <file name>: Load comment from the file.

Example1: Copy disc in the drive /dev/sg2 to ISO file.

Command: poweriso make-image /dev/sg2 -o windows10.iso

Example2: Copy disc in drive /dev/sg2 to BIN / CUE file.

Command: poweriso make-image /dev/sg2 -o test.bin