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wimlib-imagex-info(1)

NAME

   wimlib-imagex-info  -  Display  information about a WIM file, or change
   information about an image

SYNOPSIS

   wimlib-imagex info WIMFILE [IMAGE [NEW_NAME [NEW_DESC]]] [OPTION...]

DESCRIPTION

   wimlib-imagex info displays information about WIMFILE,  and  optionally
   changes which image is bootable, or what the name and description of an
   image are.  This command is also available as  simply  wiminfo  if  the
   appropriate hard link or batch file has been installed.

   If  neither  an  image  nor any flags other than --check are specified,
   some basic information about the WIM archive  as  well  as  information
   about  the  images  contained  in  it  will be printed.  If an image is
   specified by IMAGE (as a 1-based image index or  an  image  name),  the
   printed  information  is  restricted  to  that concerning the specified
   image.

   Changes to the WIM are made if NEW_NAME and/or --boot  and/or  --image-
   property  are  specified.   NEW_NAME is taken to be the new name of the
   image specified by  IMAGE  while  NEW_DESC  is  taken  to  be  its  new
   description.   If NEW_DESC is not specified, the image's description is
   unchanged.

   wimlib-imagex info does not support modifying a split WIM, although you
   may display information about one.

OPTIONS

   --boot
         Indicates  that  the  specified  image is to be made the bootable
         image of the WIM archive.

   --check
         When reading WIMFILE, verify its integrity if the integrity table
         is present; additionally if an action that requires modifying the
         WIM archive is specified,  include  an  integrity  table  in  the
         modified  WIM.   If  this  option is not specified and WIMFILE is
         modified, an integrity table will be included in the modified WIM
         if and only if there was one before.

   --nocheck
         If   an  action  that  requires  modifying  the  WIM  archive  is
         specified, do not include an integrity table in the modified WIM.
         If  this  option  is  not  specified  and WIMFILE is modified, an
         integrity table will be included in the modified WIM if and  only
         if there was one before.

   --extract-xml=FILE
         Extracts  the  raw  data from the XML resource in the WIM file to
         FILE.  Note: the XML data will be encoded using UTF-16LE, and  it
         will begin with a byte-order mark.

   --header
         Shows detailed information from the WIM header.

   --blobs
         Prints  information about all the blobs ("file data") in the WIM.
         A WIM file stores only one copy of each unique blob.

   --xml Prints the raw XML data from the WIM.  Note: the XML data will be
         encoded using UTF-16LE, and it will begin with a byte-order mark.

   --image-property NAME=VALUE
         Set  an  arbitrary  per-image property in the XML document of the
         WIM   file.     NAME    is    an    element    path    such    as
         "WINDOWS/VERSION/MAJOR",  and VALUE is the string to place in the
         element, such as "10".  See the documentation for this option  to
         wimlib-imagex  capture  (1) for more details.  This option may be
         specified multiple times.

SEE ALSO

   wimlib-imagex(1) wimlib-imagex-dir(1)



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