Hi.
I'm having problems when making iso's images.
What I try to do is making an image from more than 1 directory. Therefore,
I run mkiso as follows:
/usr/local/bin/mkisofs -graft-points -R -r -l -J -D -o/roast/image.bin -- \
codi-020308/=/roast/pr/codi-020308/ \
codi-020315/=/roast/pr/codi-020315/ \
codi-020325/=/roast/pr/codi-020325/ \
codi-020414/=/roast/pr/codi-020414/ \
codi-020429/=/roast/pr/codi-020429/ \
codi-020508/=/roast/pr/codi-020508/ \
pr011126/=/roast/pr/pr011126/ \
pr011208/=/roast/pr/pr011208/ \
pr020211/=/roast/pr/pr020211/ \
pr020219/=/roast/pr/pr020219/ \
pr020222/=/roast/pr/pr020222/ \
pr020227/=/roast/pr/pr020227/
Mkisofs's output looks like this:
Using 000 for codi-020308/ (.)
Using 000 for codi-020315/ (.)
Using 000 for codi-020325/ (.)
Using 000 for codi-020414/ (.)
Using 000 for codi-020429/ (.)
Using 000 for codi-020508/ (.)
Using 000 for pr011126/ (.)
Using 000 for pr011208/ (.)
Using 000 for pr020211/ (.)
Using 000 for pr020219/ (.)
Using 000 for pr020222/ (.)
Using 000 for pr020227/ (.)
3.92% done, estimate finish Fri May 10 10:37:26 2002
7.82% done, estimate finish Fri May 10 10:38:04 2002
.......................
93.79% done, estimate finish Fri May 10 10:38:19 2002
97.70% done, estimate finish Fri May 10 10:38:20 2002
Total translation table size: 0
Total rockridge attributes bytes: 1233656
Total directory bytes: 3115008
Path table size(bytes): 15564
Max brk space used 73a444
127952 extents written (249 Mb)
As a result, the image has been made, but the directory structure in the
image is not right.
It creates a new diretory into every existing directori:
Image structure:
/codi-020308/000/anything
Real structure:
/codi-020308/anything
Am I doing something wrong when executing mkisofs??
I need some help, please.
Bye
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