>Is there some way to get/extract the sort file from an ISO image? That is,
>to see how the original files on a CD were sorted?
>
>I'm used to update RPMS on my Linux distro and burn a CD with new
>packages, but booting and installing from my CD takes much longer than
>when using the original and I can hear the drive head moving a lot.
Try:
isoinfo -i cdimage.iso -l -R
The number between the square brackets is the start block number of the
files (and directories).
James Pearson
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