wimlib

BTW, though wimlib does aim to be fully compatible with Microsoft's WIM software (WIMGAPI), it's maybe worth mentioning Microsoft's support policy on Windows 8: Support for RTM editions of Windows 8 ended on January 12, 2016, and with the exception of Windows Embedded 8 Standard users, all users are...

Thanks for bisecting the problem to between v1.8.0 and v1.8.1! Unfortunately I still don't know what to fix. There were actually a lot of changes between those versions. Also, this was over 8 years ago. You could try to bisect further, but you'd need to do your own builds, which would be hard becaus...

I haven't heard of anyone having this problem before, sorry. Which version of wimlib-imagex are you using? Have you tried using an earlier version to see if there was a regression? Maybe try 1.13.5 or earlier.

I've uploaded wimlib v1.14.2-BETA1 which includes the fix for this.

I've posted wimlib v1.14.2-BETA1 which makes UTF-8 be accepted for the wimcapture command file.

'wiminfo --xml' or 'wiminfo --extract-xml=FILE'. Please see https://wimlib.net/man1/wiminfo.html

In that case I have no idea why it can't find the libraries, sorry. libfuse3-dev and ntfs-3g-dev have always worked on Ubuntu and Debian before. They're listed as build dependencies for wimlib's CI on Ubuntu, and for the official Debian package for wimlib . BTW, did you consider simply installing th...

It probably will be a month or two before I release v1.14.2. I might post a BETA sooner. You can also just use the binary I attached above (which was built from git commit 4cdfe1f65507, using the GitHub Actions workflow), or do a build yourself using the instructions in README.WINDOWS.

Hi, thanks for reporting this. I expect that https://wimlib.net/git/?p=wimlib;a=commitdiff;h=4cdfe1f65507e3647b37f11c19202c99cce11f77 fixes the problem. Can you check if the attached binary works? Please note: if my theory is correct, then this problem only occurred in the 32-bit builds. Regardless ...

It must be provided as the uncompressed_size function parameter, as mentioned in the documentation. Applications that do not keep track of the uncompressed size are not supported.