Hi there again,

 

I want ISO Maker from Wintoolkit to be expanded with some Oscdimg settings.

 

I want to be able to set time and date for iso releasing (for all included files in it).

 

Except this maybe someother useful command included in this particular batch based executable.

 

 

 

,thanks in advance

I don't see why this feature cant be added for v2 If it's OK with you, i'll prob make every option it has to offer available rather than just the date time you suggested.

Nice feature, when I do it via command line I use this

oscdimg -u2 -o -lIRM_CCSA_X64FRE_EN-US_DV5 -bD:\81ue\boot\etfsboot.com -t2/21/2014,02:04:06 D:\81ue D:\desktop\Win8.iso

Do you require it too rick?  Do you guys usually set the date to 'Today' date?

I dont really make many iso's on the count that I install from usb mostly, but when I do make a iso I do like to timestamp it

I don't see why this feature cant be added for v2 If it's OK with you, i'll prob make every option it has to offer available rather than just the date time you suggested.

 

Great!

I've seen this feature in v2 (2.0.0.22) from 18 August 2014,

I want to use when I archive the final iso in my library as:

If out there is official Windows 8.1, with Core and Pro, I'm gonna make Windows 8.1 AIO with Core, Pro, Pro with MCE, Enterprise, Embedded-Industry and Embedded-Pro for my collection, and of course in this process, there will be mounting, image upgrading, merging images and so on... and for that reason I want all files included and iso itself to have one same official date and time of creation (probably original from 'date modified' from original iso).

 

Honestly I want to be able to set custom date and time.

Edited August 19, 201411 yr by MAXtoriX

Just for a kick. I've just added this to v1.x

to have one same official date and time of creation (probably original from 'date modified' from original iso).

I will try and add that now

Test 3 has been released with this feature.

I have tried the test build, EVERYTHING WHAT I ASK IS HERE

THANK YOU!

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P.S. You can also check out this tool - WimHexTimeConverter @ BetaArchive's thread here.

This is for calculation the Time/Date stamp of the image itself, but I'm also interesting can be made something similar to this software into WinToolkit to add custom date stamp on some particular WIM image itself - it is important if we work with multi-edition iso (it is explained in the thread)?

 

This is just one idea more...

Edited September 12, 201410 yr by MAXtoriX