mething years ago that took an HFS volume image and an ISO9660
image and 'merged' them in to a single 'separate' hybrid image - although
I have no idea where the code is at the moment.
Another way of doing it is detailed at:
http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/mkisofs_plus.html
system as well...
More details in the mkisofs man page.
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>comes out.
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that needs fixing quickly ...
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volumes no bigger than CD size ...
>I've made further changes in hfs.c to hfs_format(), specifically
>doubling hce->hfs_hdr_size. This allows the format to happen, but then
>things then fail
You might get better luck with changing the value of CTC in libhfs_iso/hybrid.h
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be difficult to modify (or re-write) mkisofs
to do what you want - but not impossible ...
When -print-size option is used, no file data is read - athough every
file is stat'ed, so the best thing to do is to make sure your OS can
cache that amount of inode data in memory ...
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e appreciated.
This question comes up from the time to time
There is no easy way to accurately estimate the overhead - except by
running mkisofs with the -print-size option
All I would suggest is using a 'safe' overhead percentage based on CDs
you've already written.
James
intosh and
PC versions of Internet Explorer on the CD?
There is nothing technically stopping you doing this - however, you need
to get the Macintosh binaries into a format that mkisofs can decode - see
the man pages for details.
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Are you asking if clicking on Internet Explorer documents can open
Netscape if Internet Explorer is not installed? I don't know how Macs
cope with files that have a 'CREATOR' and no corresponding application
to launch them. This is something that has to be done by the 'Finder'
and there is nothing mkisofs can do to help.
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he -graph-points syntax (and change the contents
of your input list) to preserve the input directory structure) e.g.
/data1/archiveHTML/0044/605/0044605450.gz=/data1/archiveHTML/0044/605/0044605450.gz
/data1/archiveHTML/0044/605/0044605584.gz=/data1/archiveHTML/0044/605/0044605584.gz
...
and us
Equivalent
UCS-2Level 12/5, 2/15, 4/0 (25)(2F)(40) '%\@'
UCS-2Level 22/5, 2/15, 4/3 (25)(2F)(43) '%\C'
UCS-2Level 32/5, 2/15, 4/5 (25)(2F)(45) '%\E'
Hex character 0x2F is '/
??) Joliet readers seem to ignore
whether there are version numbers or not, I don't think this is a problem.
However, having an incorrect escape sequence doesn't follow the Joliet spec
or the ISO9660 standard.
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You could try and ask the author of the 'cdrecord-NLS-2byte' patch if there
is a more recent version.
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searching for 'chinese' at:
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You can find a copy at:
http://www.mirror.ac.uk/sites/ftp.cdrom.com/pub/cdrom/rockridge/
The filenames have non-obvious names - see index.txt
I've converted the Postscript Version to PDF at:
ftp://ftp.ge.ucl.ac.uk/pub/mkhfs/rrip109.pdf
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Interchange Protocol, version 1" is rev 1.12, however the 'RR' field
was described in revisions up to 1.09 - see:
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BTW: most of the Rock Ridge links on your 'Related Links' page are
'404 Not fou
ss it was to make mkisofs CDs 'compatible' with what ever 'Young Minds'
generated.
As to why Young Minds did this, I have no idea - I know the Linux isofs
driver 'searches' for a PVD anywhere in the first 100 blocks or so - it
could have been for some buggy OS that
y and
later dropped. Looking at the Linux source code, I think it's a bit
flag that defines what other Rock Ridge fields are present.
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requires a
partition table, but the address of the volume in the partition table is
relative to the session start, not the CD start (as I had assumed)
I guess you must be the first person to try and do this as the code's been
like this since November 1999 ...
Let me know if this works ...
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rectory
structure are not resolved, unless the the -follow option is used.
There are perfectly good reasons to treat the the two cases differently, so
I can't see having two options to choose is a problem.
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ng like -path-links) that makes mkisofs not resolve symbolic
links when given as a pathspec.
It's quite a simple addition to the code - I probably submit it separately
for inclusion in to mkisofs...
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>at least the general effect will be less personal mail for you.
Also the location of the archives of this list should be in the docs and
web pages:
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and:
http://groups.google.com/groups?group=m
mkisofs will preserve the case in Joliet file names, however Windows is
case insensitive, so the file names could well be displayed in the original,
upper or lower case.
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>It would be nice to have an option to just not recurse directories.
Have a look at my 'files' test patch at:
ftp://ftp.ge.ucl.ac.uk/pub/mkhfs/testing/
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e cdrtools package?
The patch is a source code patch, so it should work fine under Cygwin -
of course, you need the Cygwin development stuff (and be able to patch and
rebuild mkisofs), not just the runtime code ...
I have had hardly any feedback on the test patch - it still needs a lot of
work
ftp://ftp.ge.ucl.ac.uk/pub/mkhfs/testing/
See the file 'README.files'
By default, mkisofs includes all the files it finds in a given source
directory - and you have to explictly exclude files if you don't want
them. This patch works the other way round, it will only include the
file
/pub/mkhfs/testing/
called mkisofs-1.14-jext-2.patch.gz and the file README.jext
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eate an output compatible with what ever product "Young Minds"
had at the time - may be that's why the number of sectors is rounded up
to an even number ... If Eric is still reading this list, then may be he
knows why ...
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ok.
>
>Then I tried to mount the cdrom with:
>
>mount -t hfs /dev/burner /mnt
>
>and got the following error:
How was the HFS image created? Was it with mkisofs?
Can you read the CD on another Linux box or CD drive?
Can you read the CD on a Mac?
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ut it don't work.
>
>How can I use chinese filenames?
I don't know if this will help, but there is a patch called something
like 'cdrecord-NLS-2byte' patch (search on google or similar).
I've never used it, but it might help ...
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wo or more file names in the same
directory share the first 64 characters. The work round for this is to
rename files before running mkisofs/xcdroast
Rock Ridge will quite happily work with 132 character file names ...
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>documentation? If not, shouldn't this be added?
Ideally it should be noted somewhere on http://lists.debian.org/ - but
there seems to be mention of the cdwrite list ...
Anyhow, I agree, these links should be on the cdrecord page - Joerg, could
you add these links somewhere near where this list
il-archive.com/cdwrite@other.debian.org/index.html
or:
http://groups.google.com/groups?group=mailing.comp.cdwrite
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Linux by doing
something like:
od -d -j 40 boot.cat
The first integer is the starting extent of the first bootable file.
Then run:
isoinfo -i /mnt/cdrom -R -l
and look for file name that corresponds to that extent (given between '[ ]').
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>I want to participate the development of Mkisofs, please send me its
>source code.
You can download the mkisofs source as part of the cdrtools package from:
ftp://ftp.fokus.gmd.de/pub/unix/cdrtools/
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tself ... although understanding the code is not
what I would describe as easy ...
There are also a number of links via:
http://www.fokus.gmd.de/research/cc/glone/employees/joerg.schilling/private/cdr.html
that may help - I guess the documents on ISO9660, Rock Ridge and Joliet
may be a useful start
isofs v1.14, I realize that being a month old it's probably obsolete,
>but unless I'm sure an upgrade will help I really don't feel any desire,
>since I try to avoid new bugs as well as new features...
This is the current mkisofs version - the mkisofs code hasn't changed i
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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).
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I guess the only why to test this is to hack joliet.c and allow filenames
to be longer and see if the resulting CDs can be read on MS systems ...
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e to use the
-hide-joliet-list as well.
Although, it's probably easier to just make a new CD with the correct
files ...
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>Suspect this is due to the problem with generating unique Joliet file
>names in case the first 64 bytes in the names of original files are
>equal.
>
>Is there any way out?
Either don't use the Joliet extension, or rename the files to less than 64
characters before run
version. Does such an operation violate any ISO-standards?
This is exactly what mkisofs does. It hasn't got anything to do with
the ISO9660 standard as such ...
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w the filename.
Doesn't have to be a file in the ISO9660 directory tree - when a PC boots
from an El Torito CD, it knows nothing about the ISO9660 file system, all
it basically needs is a block address on the CD ...
You can even create such a CD with mkisofs - by hiding the boot catalog
rk with the -graft-points syntax
Using 'find . [-other_options]' doesn't work ...
Deep directories aren't relocated.
There are probably more ...
If anyone is interested in this, then let me know ...
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than device nodes, and changed the default slack to 4%.
See http://www.joat.ca/cddump.html for more details
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backup system is not going to be used for daily backups, only as a
>supplement to an existing backup system.
There is something called 'cddump' from:
http://users.gtn.net/fraserm/cddump.html
I've never used it, but it may help.
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riting 4.7 GB? (Using
>ISO9660)
I've never made a CD image larger than 700Mb, but I believe ISO9660 should
be able to cope with 4.7Gb, although the maximum file size supported
is probably 2GB.
You will need to make sure your OS can cope with output CD image files over
2Gb, or use the -split-
What does:
isoinfo -d -i cd-image-or-device
give for the Volume id for both the mkisofs output and the resulting CD?
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Try:
http://www.mail-archive.com/cdwrite%40other.debian.org/
or
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=group%3Amailing.comp.cdwrite
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>"mkisofs -options dirname" creates isofs with the contents of 'dirname'.
>But the dirname is not visible in the newly created isofs. Is there any
>option which would keep the same pathname on the iso file system?
mkisofs -graft-points [other options] /dirname/=dirn
;
Pathspecs that are symbolic links to directories have always been traversed
(to change this default behaviour would cause problems).
However, it would be possible to add (yet) another command line option to
disable this. You can test this out for yourself by changing the two
occurrences of sta
ofs ... -r -graft-points /foo/=foo /tmp/dummy
Symlinks to directories as pathspecs, by design are traversed...
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type lines should be changed to:
error("Warning: ...
i.e. I _think_ the above change to around line 1500 in tree.c will help ...
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t knowing what your path-list file contains, I guess that you have
this directory specified more than once.
Try editing out the exit(1); and try again.
Or, you could try the new '-no-cache-inodes' option, although I don't know
if it works with directories.
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have to delve into the various ISO9660 docs to find out how Level 3
files are stored ...
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However, it also looks like there is a syntax problem in specifying
your pathspecs (e:\) - I've never used mkisofs on "i386-pc-os2_emx" (what
ever that is) so I don't know what the syntax should be ...
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that looks like it can backup up files to multiple CD-Rs.
I've never used it, but have a look at:
http://users.gtn.net/fraserm/cddump.html
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nd -no-iso-translate flags. It allows
more than one '.' character in the filename, as well as
mixed case filenames. This is useful on HP-UX system,
where the built-in CDFS filesystem does not recognize
ANY extensions. Use w
(Unix)
and Joliet (Windows) extensions from the files and directories in the
directory called "directory_name" - contents of "directory_name" will be
at the top level directory on the CD.
The above is true for Unix - but I guess is should be the same for OS/2.
The output image will
ID, this is the
name that will be used as the mount point used by the
Solaris volume management system and the name that is
assigned to the disc on a Windows or Mac platform.
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>Has anyone configured mkisofs to read a file containing a list of
>files like this:
>
>2001-01-14_1134_208-033453_03j.hpf
>2001-01-14_1143_208-025953_04j.hpf
>2001-01-14_1152_208-022453_05j.hpf
>...
Try the -path-list option
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mkisofs has a -log-file option
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a bit since v1.12b5 ...
Get the latest version (part of the cdrecord package) from:
ftp://ftp.fokus.gmd.de/pub/unix/cdrecord/
BTW. Eric no longer maintains the mkisofs code ...
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>How can I burn Macintosh CDs on Redhat box? I'm using cdrecord 1.9.
If you want to copy a Macintosh CD, see README.copy
If you want to create an HFS hybrid CD, see the mkisofs man page and the
file README.mkhybrid.
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as been removed in v1.12
to allow for DVD size outputs.
There was also an error in the above error message - the size should be in
bytes, not extents (extent == 2048 bytes).
So I guess you are trying to create a CD image using about 1Gb of input data.
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far from ideal - but once you get to know how it works it's perfectly
usable.
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>Does anyone have an extensive mappings file for making hybrid
>cds? Any mappings besides the stuff in the man pages will be helpful.
There's a pretty extensive file called "more.mapping" included with
the cdrecord/mkisofs source.
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either you haven't given the correct
Apple/Unix flag on the command line or it is a plain file.
You might also try the --netatalk option - Netatalk use the AppleDouble format
but uses a different filename to store the finderinfo/resource fork.
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t's what the -print-size option does ... if the -print-size option
is given, mkisofs exits before any file data is read.
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;Total directory bytes: ).
So to answer your question, non-regular files can be ignored - as long as
you allow a suitable "overhead" amount...
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ymbolic links and other Rock Ridge extensions are stored in
the SUSP field with each directory entry.
There is no easy way of estimating how much space is used by the directory
entries, path tables etc. - but as mkisofs works all this out for you, just
use the -print-size option to tell you e
idge extensions.
It has been suggested in the past that checks could be added to the code -
for example, the strncmp() in joliet.c could be replaced with strncasecmp()
for files and where directories share the same case insensitive name, their
contents could be merged. Probably needs a "-joli
your question directly - no it can't be done - however, disks are
"cheap", so buying space to fit 650M of data would probably be the best bet ...
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gh it's not that important - the -path-list option was
added to version 1.12 and is in the v1.12 man page ...
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"transparent unix emulation layer on top of Windows" given by the cygwin1.dll
MinGW32 is a Win32 only compiler.
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gt;project and meet my own requirements at the same time.) Before I began the
>undertaking however, I decided to explore other options first.
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ll mkisofs where the
last session should start from.
Hope this helps
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I would like as many directories as possible but I need to rename them using
>-graft-dir. Again, how to do that?
Enclose the filenames in single quotes.
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the code - Romeo supports up to 128 characters,
so changing LEN_ISONAME and MAX_ISONAME in iso9660.h to something around
that value would help...
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>mkisofs -o /tmp/sdbak.iso -D -f -R -J /tmp/15Aug2000bak
>cdrecord speed=8 dev=6,0 -eject -multi /tmp/sdbak.iso
>
>Then the second session I try:
>
>mkisofs -o /temp/sdbak.iso -D -f -C $(cdrecerd dev=6,0 -msinfo) -R -J -M /dev/scd0
>/tmp/16Aug2000bak
Try without the -D a
2048 Aug 17 2000 [28] ..
-r--r--r-- 1000 Aug 17 2000 [32] file3
Seems to work fine ... this is with v1.13 - but nothing has changed to the
hiding code since 1.13a01
How are you mounting the CD on your Linux box - are you mounting the Joliet
or Rock Ridge file syste
wever, after having had a quick look at the code, this still won't work -
I'm pretty sure this is a bug ...
The following patch (made against mkisofs v1.13 (cdrecord 1.9)) seems to
fix the problem ... hopefully Joerg will be able to check this (or let us
know the correct syntax) - as I
se works OK, but I guess it was just "luck" that it worked with v1.8 ...
However, I do agree with you on your earlier post about the use of
-graft-points and escaped '=' characters - I haven't used this syntax up to
now, but it seems there is something wrong in the cod
> I recently grabbed the newest mkisofs ( mkisofs 1.12.1 ) ..and seem to be
>having some trouble the following:
The latest versions is v1.13
>mkisofs -JR -o /mnt/DOS_hda8/image -f /mnt/DOS_hda8/backups
>is creating an image which is executable..
>- -rwxr-xr-x 1 whereusers74474163 Aug
at 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 Pears
est the second session with the loop back mount, but
it is a bit involved ... if you really want to know how to do it, then let me
know. However, it is probably easier just to burn the CD ...
James Pearson
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with 2000 files and want to exclude 1000 files,
then there will be about 1.5 million string compares ...
3. Make a "hard link" tree, created with something like:
find [options] -print | cpio -pdmvl /some/path/on/same/disk
mkisofs [options] /some/path/on/same/disk
If you use the Rock Rid
clude_list
but you will get all the subdirectories as well - which shouldn't be a
problem, but your exclude_list may be larger ...
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f filenames) option.
e.g. if your source directory is cd_dir and you want to exclude sub
directories called cd_dir/dirA and cd_dir/dirB, then use:
mkisofs [options] -exclude cd_dir/dirA -exclude cd_dir/dirB cd_dir
The -exclude option can take wildcards.
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>Are the Green, Yellow, Orange etc. books available on the net?
>I am pretty much interested in them.
A good starting point is the CD-R FAQ at http://www.fadden.com/cdrfaq/
Also have a look at
http://www.fokus.gmd.de/research/cc/glone/employees/joerg.schilling/private/cdr.html
James P
>>There is also a 240 byte limit on whole pathname on the CD for Joliet file
>>names - however, mkisofs doesn't check this.
>
>If this is true, Joliet would be a step backwards from ISO-9660.
>
>ISO-9660 allows a maximum of 255 character for the whole path.
It's in the Joliet spec:
Joliet compl
c can be found at:
http://www-plateau.cs.berkeley.edu/people/chaffee/jolspec.html
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HFS CDs since the code was originally written (e.g booting
from IDE CD drives etc.).
I will be re-writting the HFS boot code ...
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the CDs to write HFS/ISO9660
hybrid CDs - and not to use illegal characters in the ISO9660 names.
In this way you can mount the CDs as type hfs on your Linux box with any '/'
characters escaped, Mac users can see the HFS CD with '/' characters and
any other user can see a modified ISO9660 name.
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