I assume that's v1.11a12 of cdrtools (with includes mkisofs v1.15a12) ... There are a couple of problems here:
You need to use the -graft-points option - if you don't then the directories 'F:/Pages', 'F:/Pages/Docs' and 'F:/PDFs' get mapped to the top level of the CD - that is, their immediate contents appear in the root of the CD. e.g attempts to but both 'F:/Pages/Desktop.ini' and 'F:/PDFs/Desktop.ini' at the top level of the CD - hence the error message. The syntax for the -graft-points will be something like: mkisofs -r -J -o cd.iso -graft-points -path-list cdfiles where 'cdfiles' contain: /Pages/=F:/Pages /Pages/Docs/=F:/Pages/Docs /PDFs/=F:/PDFs [I haven't done this with the Cygwin version, so I don't know how mkisofs will cope with 'DOS style' pathspecs in the path-list file] However, this will still give you problems as /Pages/Docs is a sub-directory of /Pages, so you will still get name clashes. i.e. leave out the /Pages/Docs line. As you really want to give mkisofs a list of files to include on the CD, then you might want to look at my 'files' test patch at: ftp://ftp.ge.ucl.ac.uk/pub/mkhfs/testing/ See the file 'README.files' By default, mkisofs includes all the files it finds in a given source directory - and you have to explictly exclude files if you don't want them. This patch works the other way round, it will only include the file names given - it may help you in this case. However, I have not tested the patch in the Cygwin environment. James Pearson >This regards the Win32/Cygwin compiled version 1.11a12 of MKISOFS. > >The command: "mkisofs.exe -o cd.iso -r -J F:/" >results in a perfect mirror image of the contents of drive 'F' which >includes directories with subdirectories, files with names like >"Chinese-Big5.lang.txt" and several files with the same name but in >different directories. Mkisofs handles all these cases without a problem >and cdrecord faithfully records the iso to a CDR/CDRW perfectly. > >However the same command with the added -path-list file >option i.e. "mkisofs.exe -o cd.iso -path-list cdfiles -r -J F:/" >results in error messages such as: >Using CHINE000.TXT;1 for /Chinese-Big5.lang.txt (Chinese-Big5.lang.txt) >Error: F:/AutoPlay.exe and F:/AutoPlay.exe have the same Rock Ridge name >Error: F:/Pages/Desktop.ini and F:/PDFs/Desktop.ini have the same Rock >Ridge name > >cdfiles (the -path-list file) has pathspecs designations like: >F:/Pages >F:/Pages/Docs >F:/PDFs > >Am I using the -path-list option wrong? Or using the wrong pathspec >designations in the -path-list file? Does every single file in every >directory need to be listed or do wild card designations >like *.* or *.txt need to be used? And do I need to include the >-allow-multidot option when using -path-list? > >What I would like to be able to do is to use a file that lists all the >directories and/or files to be included in the iso image rather than using >the command line. That way I could use any one of several -path-list files >(even files created on-the-fly) as a variable and plug it into a batch file >or front-end for mkisofs. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
