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wiimms-iso-tools (command line ISO and WBFS tools)

Wiimms ISO Tools is a set of command line tools to manipulate Wii and
GameCube ISO images and WBFS containers. The toolset consists of the
following tools:

wit (Wiimms ISO Tool):

    This is the main ISO manipulation tool. It can list, analyze,
    verify, convert, split, join, patch, mix, extract, compose, rename
    and compare Wii and GameCube images. It also can create and dump
    different other Wii file formats.

wwt (Wiimms WBFS Tool):

    This is the main WBFS manipulation tool (WBFS manager). It
    can create, check, repair, verify and clone WBFS files and
    partitions. It can list, add, extract, remove, rename and recover
    ISO images as part of a WBFS.

wdf (Wiimms WDF Tool):

    wdf is a support tool for WDF, WIA, CISO and GCZ images. It
    converts (packs and unpacks), compares and dumps WDF and CISO
    images. Additionally it dumps WIA and GCT image and unpacks WIA
    images. The default command depends on the program file name (see
    command descriptions). Usual names are wdf, unwdf, wdf-cat, wdf-cmp
    and wdf-dump (with or without minus signs). "wdf +CAT" replaces
    the old tool wdf-c and "wdf +DUMP" the old tool wdf-dum.

wfuse (Wiimms FUSE Tool):

    Mount a Wii or GameCube image or a WBFS file or partition to a mount
    point using FUSE (Filesystem in USErspace). Use 'wfuse --umount
    mountdir' for unmounting.