>        I am testing the graft-points option on cdrecord 1.9 and noticed that
>if I issue the command mkisofs -R  -D -J -f -o image1.raw -graft-points
>/Win4Lin1.0/=/mnt/home_caldera/tmp/win4lin/Win4Lin1.0. mkisofs works but if I
>change the order (mkisofs -R  -D -J -f -graft-points
>/Win4Lin1.0/=/mnt/home_caldera/tmp/win4lin/Win4Lin1.0 -o image1.raw), an error
>message is displayed.
>        Have I done something silly?

The syntax of mkisofs is :

mkisofs [options] pathspec [pathspec ...]

i.e. you can not have options after the first pathspec (something that doesn't
begin with '-').

The -graft-points option is like any other option, it can appear anywhere in
the command line up to the first pathspec - the -graft-points option doesn't
take any arguments, - it is just a switch to tell mkisofs how to interpret
the pathspecs.

James Pearson


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