Quote from: alecfisker on February 09, 2025, 01:24:08 PM

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What kind of archives have you used specifically (zip, rar, ...)?

rar, zip

Let me be more specific, should've asked more to the point in the first place: which archive format have you used for your password protected wallet archive file?

I downloaded both your files, iso and the other which appears to be some Microsoft partition. Not sure how both were produced and seems a bit odd that this comes from an optical media which uses some sort of iso9660 variant IIRC.

Looking into the iso, I was puzzled to see some clues for GPT partitions. Mounting the iso as loop device and feeding it into parted some complains popped up, like a corrupted Master File Table but as GPT partitions contain copies of the MFT one was found to be intact. Anyway, I'm not terribly good with partition tools and couldn't get parted to give me anything good out of it.

Frankly, I was a bit puzzled as what appears to be an iso file (something in the realm of iso9660) might be something else. But I didn't have time to thoroughly check if this is a real iso file.

Let me ask because AFAIR you didn't say anything about it: if your optical media isn't recognized in your optical drives then how did you produce an iso file of it? Which software did you use (I hope I didn't overread it) and how? I don't want to waste my time on garbage data.

I found a few zip signatures which looked like some Microsoft or Adobe zipped shit, but didn't dive deep into it.

Quote from: bulleteyedk on Today at 04:36:29 PM

Maybe this is the wrong DVD ?

That would be a bummer and well, quite a bit of a fail...