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08-08-2002 04:15 AM
08-08-2002 04:15 AM
Image created with mkisofs
Hello all,
I have to create ignite images larger than 2 GB. I use the mkisofs program like indicated in the inst_combine ignite man page.
There is a lot of others options in the mkisofs program that must be used to make the image with all the filenames like they really are. I use then the -D -U -r options, but I can't install the filesets that contain one or more "-" characters. The filesets that cannot be installed are random !!! They are almost never the same... Is there anybody that have ever done something like this? I'm using the SD software format, it is not an archive.
Thank you all.
Larys
I have to create ignite images larger than 2 GB. I use the mkisofs program like indicated in the inst_combine ignite man page.
There is a lot of others options in the mkisofs program that must be used to make the image with all the filenames like they really are. I use then the -D -U -r options, but I can't install the filesets that contain one or more "-" characters. The filesets that cannot be installed are random !!! They are almost never the same... Is there anybody that have ever done something like this? I'm using the SD software format, it is not an archive.
Thank you all.
Larys
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09-26-2002 12:36 PM
09-26-2002 12:36 PM
Re: Image created with mkisofs
Hi, Larys:
Have you resolved the problem yet? I run into the same problem as you.
Thanks,
Elli
Have you resolved the problem yet? I run into the same problem as you.
Thanks,
Elli
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10-11-2002 04:15 AM
10-11-2002 04:15 AM
Re: Image created with mkisofs
Hi,
you can try the following command:
mkisofs -U -D -v -o
or
mkisofs -D -f -l -U -max-iso9660-filenames -o
How do you mount the cd ?
Try to use the option cdcase (cf man mount_cdfs).
you can try the following command:
mkisofs -U -D -v -o
or
mkisofs -D -f -l -U -max-iso9660-filenames -o
How do you mount the cd ?
Try to use the option cdcase (cf man mount_cdfs).
www.alten.fr
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01-08-2003 10:15 AM
01-08-2003 10:15 AM
Re: Image created with mkisofs
Which version of mkisofs are you using?
I have 1.12b5 and it does not have the options that you've listed.
Cheers,
Kevin
I have 1.12b5 and it does not have the options that you've listed.
Cheers,
Kevin
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