The RO message can be safely ignored (or use ro as parameter). The new ISO image file can then be mounted regulary: mount -o loop image.iso /mnt/ mount: /mnt: WARNING: device write-protected, mounted read-only. (that command will run just fine with cdifile v0.5.1 and chdman v0.138, all in the same folder but if you use chdman 0. Block 2336 Done The above command will convert the file image.cdi to the new file image.iso. Example:Ĭdifile 'Sonic Adventure 2 (USA).cdi' -createcd But using version 0.138 (latest compatible version), you won't have this issue (provided you write the name between ' ').
Last but not least, one important thing to note: if you use a very old version of chdman (as 0.109), the name of input cdifile must not contain spaces or special characters. So, to sum up: use cdifile.exe along with chdman.exe from MAME 0.138 or below (I haven't tried chdman prior version 0.109). And from version 0.146 up to latest one (0.240), you'll get this other error message: 'Error running chdman!'.
From version 0.139 up to 0.145, you'll get this error message: 'ERROR Unknown track type. Dear is compatible with chdman up to version 0.138 (included).
