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In <200408191646.0537211.6@scoug.com>, on 08/19/04
at 04:46 PM, "Don{ald} O. Woodall" said:
> I am just saying that everything I believe I am going to need to put
>in the command line is going to make it a very long command line.
I'm saying I doubt this. I use this basic command line:
mkisofs -v -o %ISOFILE% -r -J -graft-points -path-list=pathlist.in
-exclude-list=pathlist.out
to build an ISO that collects the contents of 43 separate directories,
excludes what needs to be excluded and renames and places the directories
to make sense of how I want to use the CD.
As I mentioned before, I recommend you learn how to use the -path-list
option.
HTH,
Steven
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