DumpSIS

Syntax

dumpsis [OPTIONS] <ARGS>

The +following table lists the options supported by the DumpSIS tool.

+ + + +Options +Description +Usage + + + + +

-i

Displays verbose output.

dumpsis -i

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-v

Displays version number of the tool.

dumpsis -v

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-h

Displays help message.

dumpsis -h

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-x

Extracts source files from the SIS file.

dumpsis -x filename.sis

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-p

Pauses before finishing.

dumpsis -p filename.sis

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-l

Extracts the executables and its corresponding capabilities from +the input SIS file. It also verifies that the capabilities listed in the SIS +file are the same as those in the executables.

dumpsis [-l[-y]][-d directory] filename.sis

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-y

Lists the executables and their capabilities.

This option +must be specified with the -l option.

dumpsis [-l[-y]][-d directory] filename.sis

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The following table lists the arguments to be specified with DumpSISTool.

+ + + +Arguments +Description + + + + +

-d directory

Specifies the directory to which the files are extracted. The directory +is created if it does not exist.

By default, files are extracted to +a directory with the same name as the SIS file.

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filename.sis

Specifies the name of the SIS file.

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Notes:

The source-filenames +specified in the original package file are not stored in the SIS file, therefore +DumpSIS creates new filenames for the extracted files.
DumpSIS does not reinstate +timestamps.
If the SIS file is signed, +you can display and strip the signatures with SignSIS. +DumpSIS does not preserve or display any signing information.
CreateSIS can +be run on the resultant files to recreate the SIS file.