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README.markdown

ciso is a simple commandline utility to compress PSP iso files.

This package is a (currently incomplete) port of a package provided by Ubuntu: http://packages.ubuntu.com/natty/ciso

Usage

To decompress a cso file:

ciso 0 infile.cso outfile.iso

To compress an iso file:

ciso level infile.iso outfile.cso

where level ranges from 1 (fast, poor compression) to 9 (slow, high compression).

WARNING

Do Not Trust Your Data To This

While it appears that iso -> cso -> iso roundtrips are lossless, the generated cso is broken and existing csos that I have are not recognized by the executable.

Given the compilation warnings I get I am assuming it's buggy due to differences between Linux and MacOS libraries.