wimlib

> A delta WIM can have multiple base WIMs. I didn’t realize this. So. I could apply delta2-3, and ref delta1-2, and master1. And end up with what essentially was a “master3” being applied… did I get that right? If so, I think this enough that I can start to test this out without my brain dead fumbli...

I think I get it now. Hmm. I suppose then that we could modify our capture process to always capture both a full image as well as one (or more) delta(s). I’d end up with - master1 (base, no delta) - master2, and delta1-2 - master3, and delta1-3, delta2-3 - and so on. And we can change our production...

I am looking to create a “delta” WIM from two starting WIM files. I see that —update-of and —delta-from exist and could create a “delta” WIM *during the capture process*, however my use case is as follows: 1) there is a full disk image for a product; version 1.0 this is used as a “master1” image for...