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 behaviour.
What I "tell" mkisofs in that case is take these two directories and put them
in the ISO-image.
If I only want whats *in* the dirs I can say so by putting:
mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx dir1/* dir2/*
As long as there aren't very many files where the shell expansion could fail
I find this quite intuitive.
Take the dir: -> dir[/]
Take what's in the dir: -> dir/*
Just my 2c,
K.-H.
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