This is extract-xiso v1.1 by in <in@fishtank.com>

This tool will extract an xdvdfs (xbox iso) image into the current
directory, unless the -d <directory> option is given, in which case it will
first change to the specified directory and then extract.

The top level directory for any extracted xiso will be the name of the iso
image minus any (case-insensitive) '.iso' extension.

Passing the -q option (for quiet) will suppress any output.  Passing the -l
option (for list) will list the contents of the image but not
extract.

Any number of iso files may be specified on the command line for extraction. 
Run the extract-xiso command with no parameters for help text.

Currently there are three versions:

For darwin/MacOS-X, there is a dynamically linked binary called
'extract-xiso'.

For linux there are two versions, a dynamically linked ELF binary which
should run with libc6 called 'extract-xiso', and a statically linked binary
called 'extract-xiso-static' which you should use if you get runtime errors
(unresolved symbols and so on) when you try to run the dynamically linked
version.

Finally, if you unzip these files and they won't execute, you might try
setting the execute bit(s) on the file with a command like this from your
shell prompt (represented below by unix:~$):

unix:~$ chmod a+rx extract-xiso

Enjoy,

in - March 11, 2003
