I am trying to take a directory that is much larger than 700MB and break it down
into multiple iso images that will fit on a standard CD. I was hoping to do
this without much manual work since the directory structure would force me to
script something to break it apart at 650/700MB boundaries if mkisofs cannot do
the work for me. I searched the manpage for mkisofs from cdrtools_1.11a and all
I came up with was this -split-output that seems to split one huge iso image
into multiple images. The catch is that the manpage says it creates new images
in approximately 1GB increments. This wouldn't fit on a standard CD. So, I'm
looking for a way to break one large image into multiple images of approx.
650-700MB in size. Is there a way to make -split-output produce iso images that
are much less than 1GB so they do fit on a standard CD? Or is there another way
entirely to do what I need? Any help or information would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Brandon
-split-output
Split the output image into several files of approxi-
mately 1 GB. This helps to create iso9660 images on
operating systems without large file support. To make
-split-output work, the -o filename option must be
specified. The resulting outout images will be named:
filename_00,filename_01,filename_02...
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