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To: Jamie Bowden <jamie@inna.net>
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Subject: Re: mkisofs 
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Jamie Bowden writes:
> I don't know if this is quite the right list for this, but here it is:
> 
> 5:04pm dolphin  /home/jamie %mkisofs -o FreeBSD.iso -v -a -T -l -D -L 
> 2.1.7-RELEASE
What are you trying to make an isofs of?? 
You need to specify a source tree.
mkisofs -v -a -d -N -T -l -D -L -R -V "YOUR TITLE" -o "OUTFILE NAME" 
source_tree
mkisofs -v -a -d -N -T -l -D -L -R -V "My Cd" -o "newiso.iso" /stage/somedir
Review the man pages for mkisofs.
There is a script located in /usr/share/examples/worm that should help answer
your questions.
Good Luck
John
> 
> What am I screwing up?  Or is this something in mkisofs that is broken?
> 
> Jamie Bowden
> 
> Network Administrator, TBI Ltd.