James Pearson wrote:
> >"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/=dirname/
Hmm, there is some confusion here! I have a file (file.txt) with the following
contents:
/smader/phd/extract
/smader/phd/go
/smader/phd/here.sty
/smader/phd/hioutflow/=hioutflow/
The last entry is a directory according to what James specified above. So to use
mkisofs on
this file, I typed the following:
/opt/schily/bin/mkisofs -graft-points -path-list file.txt -l -R -o /tmp/image
I get the error:
/opt/schily/bin/mkisofs: No such file or directory. Invalid node - hioutflow/
With some experimentation, I found that the order /dirname/=dirname/ is wrong.
It should be dirname/=/dirname/
The file should now read:
/smader/phd/extract
/smader/phd/go
/smader/phd/here.sty
hioutflow/=/smader/phd/hioutflow/
And everything works via the command I used above.
Regards,
Stacy.
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