wimjoin(1)

NAME

   wimlib-imagex-join - Join split WIMs into a standalone one-part WIM

SYNOPSIS

   wimlib-imagex join [OPTION...] OUT_WIMFILE SPLIT_WIM_PART...

DESCRIPTION

   Joins  the  SPLIT_WIM_PARTs into a standalone one-part WIM OUT_WIMFILE.
   This command is also available as simply  wimjoin  if  the  appropriate
   hard link or batch file has been installed.

   All parts of the split WIM  must be specified.  You probably want to do
   so using a shell wildcard.

   wimlib-imagex join can join both non-pipable and pipable split WIMs.

OPTIONS

   --check
         When reading each SPLIT_WIM_PART, verify  its  integrity  if  the
         integrity   table   is   present;   additionally,   when  writing
         OUT_WIMFILE, write an integrity table.  If  this  option  is  not
         specified,  an integrity table will be included in OUT_WIMFILE if
         and only if one was present in the first part of the split WIM.

EXAMPLES

   Join a split WIM, with the parts named `windows*.swm' where  the  *  is
   anything  (usually  the  number  of the part, except for the first part
   which may have no number),  and  write  the  joined  WIM  to  the  file
   `windows.wim'.

          wimlib-imagex join windows.wim windows*.swm

NOTES

   wimlib-imagex join is roughly equivalent to:

          wimlib-imagex export SWM_PART_1 --ref="SWM_GLOB" all OUT_WIMFILE

SEE ALSO

   wimlib-imagex(1) wimlib-imagex-export(1)

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