| Options |
|---|
| Option |
Param |
Description |
| -T |
--titles |
file |
Read file for disc titles. -T/ disables automatic search for title files. |
|
--utf-8 |
|
Enables UTF-8 support for filenames (default). |
|
--no-utf-8 |
|
Disables UTF-8 support for filenames. |
|
--lang |
lang |
Define the language for titles. |
| -v |
--verbose |
|
Be verbose and explain the actions. |
| -s |
--size |
size |
Define then total size of a WBFS file. 'size' is a floating number optionally followed by one of the single letter factors 'kKmMgGtT'. This value is only used while creating a new WBFS file. |
| -z |
--split |
|
Enable output file splitting. The default split size is 4 GB. |
| -Z |
--split-size |
sz |
Enable output file splitting and define a split size. The parameter 'sz' is a floating point number followed by an optional unit factor (one of 'cb' [=1] or 'kmgtpe' [base=1000] or 'KMGTPE' [base=1024]). The default unit is 'G' (GiB). |
|
--hss |
size |
Define HD sector size. The parameter 'size' is a floating point number followed by an optional unit factor (one of 'cb' [=1] or 'kmgtpe' [base=1000] or 'KMGTPE' [base=1024]). Only power of 2 values larger or equal 512 are accepted. The default value is 512. |
|
--wss |
size |
Define WBFS sector size. The parameter 'size' is a floating point number followed by an optional unit factor (one of 'cb' [=1] or 'kmgtpe' [base=1000] or 'KMGTPE' [base=1024]). Only power of 2 values larger or equal 1024 are accepted. If not set the WBFS sector size is calculated automatically. |
|
--recover |
|
Format a WBFS in recover mode: Write the WBFS sector, but don't reset the disc info area. Then look into each disc slot to find valid discs and restore them. |
|
--inode |
|
Force creating inode infos with predefined timestamps. The timestamps reduce effect of sparse files. This option is set for devices automatically. |
| -t |
--test |
|
Force test mode and ignore --force. |
| -f |
--force |
|
This option is needed for leaving test mode and for real formatting! |
