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Description
Right now due to how mkisofs is called, it's impossible to have files larger than 4GiB in the generated ISO. Consider adding -iso-level 4 which would allow arbitrary file sizes. It may make sense to automatically try -iso-level 4 if the previous attempt without it fails, this way it's backwards compatible.
Use Case(s)
I'm building a Packer file for Windows and need to upload some large installers. Due to the issues with WinRM transferring large files I'm left with the options of HTTP/SSH or CDROM. The CDROM/ISO option is the fastest by far, but doesn't support large files. This would fix that.
Community Note
Please vote on this issue by adding a 👍 reaction to the original issue to help the community and maintainers prioritize this request.
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Description
Right now due to how mkisofs is called, it's impossible to have files larger than 4GiB in the generated ISO. Consider adding
-iso-level 4
which would allow arbitrary file sizes. It may make sense to automatically try-iso-level 4
if the previous attempt without it fails, this way it's backwards compatible.Use Case(s)
I'm building a Packer file for Windows and need to upload some large installers. Due to the issues with WinRM transferring large files I'm left with the options of HTTP/SSH or CDROM. The CDROM/ISO option is the fastest by far, but doesn't support large files. This would fix that.
Potential configuration
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