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Instead of using sketchy third-party GUI apps, do it natively with wimlib .

Homebrew is a package manager for macOS that allows you to easily install and manage software on your system. If you're looking to use wimlib on your macOS system, you can install it via Homebrew.

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After installation, verify it works:

wimlib-imagex extract /path/to/image.wim 1 /Windows/System32/drivers/example.sys --dest-dir=./output Use code with caution. 3. Displaying Image Information homebrew wimlib

| Command | Description | | :--- | :--- | | wimlib-imagex info <file.wim> | List contents and editions inside an image. | | wimlib-imagex apply <file.wim> <dir> | Extract full image contents to a directory. | | wimlib-imagex split <src> <dest> <size> | Split a WIM into SWM chunks (size in MB). | | wimlib-imagex optimize <file.wim> | Recompress and optimize file size. |

// Clean up wimlib_close_wim(wim_file);

Then, install wimlib :

wimlib-imagex export /path/to/install.wim 1 /path/to/install_new.wim "Windows 10 Pro" Instead of using sketchy third-party GUI apps, do

// Create a new WIM file result = wimlib_create_file("example.wim", WIMLIB_FILE_NON_OVERWRITING, &wim_file); if (result != WIMLIB_SUCCESS) printf("Failed to create WIM file.\n"); return 1;

Have a specific workflow where you use wimlib on macOS? Share your tips or challenges in the comments below. return 0; After installation, verify it works: wimlib-imagex