cdrtools-1.10a18 ready

NEW features of cdrtools-1.10a18: NOTE this is the code freeze release for the final 1.10 release. There will be changes only if you find a serious bug. All: - Changelog and some README's new - Support for new DEC Alpha processor types in config.sub. Libscg: Rscsi: Cdrecord: -

Re: determining file order

>I was just wondering if there is a (simple) way to to determine the physical >order of the files on the CD? I'm looking for a cross-platform C/C++ function. isoinfo (in mkisofs/diag) will list the starting extent (block) of the files on a CD. e.g. isoinfo -i /dev/cdrom -l -R >One other questi

determining file order

Hello all, I was just wondering if there is a (simple) way to to determine the physical order of the files on the CD? I'm looking for a cross-platform C/C++ function. Does an unsorted dir/ls list do this? Is that going to be reliable on multiple platforms? (I'm primarily interested in Mac

Re: Problem with mkisofs file globbing

>To: Timur Tabi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>mkisofs -v -iso-level 3 -D -relaxed-filenames -no-iso-translate -pad -o >>d:\vac308.iso -V VAC308 e:\ -x \os2tk45\* -x \powergui d:\install\temp >>d:\install\os2tk451\001116.gm4510 >All the source directories must be at the end of the command line i.e. your

Re: Problem with mkisofs file globbing

>mkisofs 1.14a13 (i386-pc-os2_emx) > >I'm trying to make an ISO image that combines three different directory >structures, and I can't get mkisofs to understand me. > >Here's the command-line I'm using: > >mkisofs -v -iso-level 3 -D -relaxed-filenames -no-iso-translate -pad -o >d:\vac308.iso -V VA