> What should happen with
>
> mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx dir/
I know the default behaviour of mkisofs (leaving out the dir/ and put all
dir/* in the root directory of the CD.
For consistency with:
>I would expect after mounting the CD:
>mount CDdev mountpoint
>
>:> ls mountpoint
>dir1
>dir2
>file
> mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx dir/
would have to produce:
:> ls mountpoint
dir
> mkisofs -o /tmp/xxx apath/dir1/ apath/dir2/ apath/file ....
explicitly specified path.... keeping the full path would ruin the
possibility to include different dirs from different paths.
I see you point/problem there.
Would an option like -C for tar be possible?
In tar I can Do something like:
tar -cvf archive.tar /path/to/dir
or
tar -cvf archive.tar -C /path/to dir
There I can decide if I want the path or not.
I'm not sure how tar hanldes multiple "-C path dir" options.
But I personally never had a big problem with the original version as well. I
just had to remember to make dir including everything to be burned. If I
didn't want to copy it links (with the mkiso option to follow) would do
nicely.
K.-H.
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