ISO Master

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ISO Master
ISOMasterlogo.png
A Screen Shot of ISO Master
Screenshot of Spanish version of ISO Master running on Debian Lenny operating system
Developer(s) Andrew Smith
Stable release 1.3.9 / January 19, 2012; 4 days ago (2012-01-19)[1]
Operating system BSD, Linux and Microsoft Windows
Type Optical disc authoring software
License Linux/BSD: GNU General Public License v2
Windows: Shareware
Website littlesvr.ca/isomaster/

ISO Master is application for Windows, Linux, and BSD for creating and modifying ISO9660 files (ISO images).

The first version was released as a working beta in August 2006 – a GTK-based GUI for the newly developed bkisofs (a library for reading and writing ISO9660 files in user space, including Joliet, RockRidge, and El Torito extensions).

In December 2007 version 1.3 has been ported to Windows, but in a non GPL licence. The Windows version is shareware, the only limitation is that it will work only for 15 days, beginning from the day of the installation, while the Linux version is still distributed under the GPLv2. The two versions are functionally equivalent.

Third parties have compiled the linux version under windows XP with the tool Cygwin; since such source code is released under GPL licence, this provides an alternative free of charge version for windows.[2]

[edit] Features

ISO Master can:

  • Create an ISO image from scratch
  • Add or remove files and directories to/from a CD image
  • Create bootable CDs
  • Read Nero image format

ISO Master supports Rock Ridge and Joliet file system.

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