Add CHD support for SCSI disks and CD-ROMs#17
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Wraps libchdman-rs to mount .chd files anywhere a regular disk image is accepted. HD CHDs are writable (in-place for uncompressed, MAME-style .diff.chd sidecar for compressed parents); CD CHDs expose cooked 2048-byte sectors read-only. Vibe coded this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I just updated the PR to use my crate version, this saves a fair chunk of time as it's using prebuilt binaries for the libchdman-rs library. |
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Wraps libchdman-rs to mount .chd files anywhere a regular disk image is accepted. HD CHDs are writable (in-place for uncompressed, MAME-style .diff.chd sidecar for compressed parents); CD CHDs expose cooked 2048-byte sectors read-only.
Vibe coded this PR.
Tested execution on my Macintosh Pro M4. Figured you might like this