This works great for a list but the sort is not
happening when the image is created. I even tried
without including the path. I'm beginning to think I
should append a number to the beginning of the
filename so it will create the image in the order I
want and get it over with. Still, I would like
Thanks Larry, been there done that. I get the list I
want but the image is still written in a sorted by
filename order. Just can't seem to get the sort
option in mkisofs to work.
Dave
--- Larry Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
or use the -t option for ls
ls -t ~/foo
in the directory of
Dave Wyatt wrote:
This works great for a list but the sort is not
happening when the image is created. I even tried
without including the path. I'm beginning to think I
should append a number to the beginning of the
filename so it will create the image in the order I
want and get it over
I have created a single MP3 music CD of a multi-CD
set. I have tried everything I can think of to get the
MP3 files to burn on an unsorted way. Even using a
-path-list file with the MP3 files in the order I want
them to be burnt does not work, the files are still
sorted by filename in the mkisofs
Maybe try something like:
$x=0; for i in mp3/*; do let x=$x+1; echo $i $xsortlist; done;
$less sortlist #does it look sorted right?
$mkisofs -r -J --sort sortlist -o mymp3s.img mp3/*
On 06/02/03 10am, Dave Wyatt wrote:
I have created a single MP3 music CD of a multi-CD
set. I have tried
Or use a find statement, `find mp3/* -printf %p %TY%Tm%TH%TM%TS\n`
On 06/02/03 01pm, Dave Wyatt wrote:
It didn't quite come out correct, but this gets me in
the right direction. A little tweaking and all should
be good... Thanks.
Dave
--- Ralph Zeller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe
