Norman Walsh, 2001-Oct-31 12:08 -0500: > In other words, if I say: > > mkisofs [opts] /path1/file1 /path1/file2 /path2/file1 > > it creates an image with > > /file1 > /file2 > /file1-with-mangled-name > > but that's not what I want, I want: > > /path1/file1 > /path1/file2 > /path2/file1
I use mkisofs and using the following syntax, you can maintain a directory structure within the iso file: mkisofs -J -l -log-file cdlog -o system.iso -r / This would create an image of your complete directory structure beginning at / and maintain the structure. If you place an * after the /, you would not get the directory structure, only the files. jc -- Jeff Coppock Systems Engineer Diggin' Debian Admin and User
