From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bill Davidsen)
Sorry, my mail seems to be non-obvious:
What should happen with:
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx dir/
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx file
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx dir1/ dir2/ file
In this case I believe that what I would expect to happen (as an
experienced user),
My intention was to make it behave this way:
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx dir/
Will use dir/ as root dir for the CD
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx file
Will have only file in the root dir of the CD
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx dir1/ dir2/ file
Will have dir1/ dir2/
Hi,
On 15-Nov-00 James Pearson wrote:
1. dir1/ and dir2/ appear in the root directory
2. the contents of dir1/ and dir2/ appear in the root directory
if (1), how do you get (2)?
In fact I know how - but it's not "intuitive" ...
As I understood case (1) would be the new
Karl-Heinz Herrmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 15-Nov-00 James Pearson wrote:
1. dir1/ and dir2/ appear in the root directory
2. the contents of dir1/ and dir2/ appear in the root directory
if (1), how do you get (2)?
In fact I know how - but it's not "intuitive" ...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] suggested:
= Davidsen (me)
My intention was to make it behave this way:
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx dir/
Will use dir/ as root dir for the CD
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx file
Will have only file in the root dir of the CD
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx dir1/
Mark Bartel [EMAIL PROTECTED] suggested:
I had to do considerable experimentation to get mkisofs do what I thought it
should. I kept expecting it to behave like other unix utilities such as
tar, cp, ln, mv, etc. Eventually I figured out what it was doing. In my
case your fix would not be
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Nov 14 04:20:41 2000
Joerg Schilling wrote:
Hi all,
it seems that does not behave as expected when called:
mkisofs -R -o xxx *
What behviour would you expect for this command line?
NOTE: I want to know what should happen to directories
and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Nov 14 14:15:45 2000
On 14-Nov-00 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx dir/
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx file
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx dir1/ dir2/ file
What should happen with
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx dir/
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx
Hi all,
it seems that does not behave as expected when called:
mkisofs -R -o xxx *
What behviour would you expect for this command line?
NOTE: I want to know what should happen to directories
and non-directories on the command line.
What should be the resulting names on the CD?
Jörg
Joerg Schilling wrote:
Hi all,
it seems that does not behave as expected when called:
mkisofs -R -o xxx *
What behviour would you expect for this command line?
NOTE: I want to know what should happen to directories
and non-directories on the command line.
What should be the
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