NAME

       wiminfo - Display or change information about a WIM file or image

SYNOPSIS

       wiminfo WIMFILE [IMAGE [NEW_NAME [NEW_DESC]]] [OPTION...]

DESCRIPTION

       wiminfo, or equivalently wimlib-imagex info, displays information about WIMFILE or the specified IMAGE in
       it, and optionally changes properties of IMAGE such as its name and description, or changes the  bootable
       image of the WIM.

       If  neither an image nor any flags other than --check are specified, then basic information about the WIM
       and the images contained in it is shown.  If an image is specified by IMAGE (as a 1-based image index  or
       an image name), then the information is restricted to that concerning the specified image.

       Changes to the WIM are made if NEW_NAME and/or --boot and/or --image-property are specified.  NEW_NAME is
       taken to be the new name of the image  specified  by  IMAGE  while  NEW_DESC  is  taken  to  be  its  new
       description.  If NEW_DESC is not specified, then the image's description is not changed.

       wiminfo does not support modifying a split WIM, although you may display information about one, including
       any of its parts.

OPTIONS

       --boot
             Mark the specified IMAGE as the "bootable" image of the WIM.  The "bootable"  image  is  the  image
             which the Windows bootloader will use when loading Windows PE from the WIM.

       --check
             Verify  the integrity of WIM if it contains extra integrity information.  In addition, if modifying
             the WIM, add extra integrity information if it was not present before.

       --nocheck
             If modifying the WIM, remove its extra integrity information, if it had any.

       --include-integrity
             If modifying the WIM, add extra integrity information if it  was  not  present  before,  i.e.  like
             --check but don't also do the verification beforehand.

       --image-property NAME=VALUE
             Assign  an  arbitrary  property  to the specified IMAGE in the XML document of the WIM.  NAME is an
             element path such as "WINDOWS/VERSION/MAJOR", and VALUE is the string to place in the element, such
             as "10".  See the documentation for this option to wimcapture(1) for more details.  This option may
             be specified multiple times.

       --header
             Show detailed information from the WIM header.

       --blobs
             List all the "blobs" (unique file data) in the WIM.

       --extract-xml=FILE
             Extract the WIM's raw XML document to FILE.

       --xml
             Extract the WIM's raw XML document to standard output.

SEE ALSO

       wimlib-imagex(1) wimdir(1)