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In <200408310910.1c2bdr6Ab3NZFjV2@sparrow>, on 08/31/04   
   at 12:09 PM, "Don{ald} O. Woodall" said:  
>     See attached  
 
See attached.  I guess I didn't explain things well enough yet. :-(  
 
-b takes the name of a file that must exist on your hard drive.  
 
-c names the catalog file that will be created in the ISO image.  
 
pathspecs are globs and subject to wildcard expansion.  When you specified  
 
  m:/*  
 
This was the same as  
 
  m:/os  
  m:/cid  
 
Because there is no trailing slash mkisofs tries to put the content of  
both m:/os/dll and m:/cid/dll into the directory /dll in the ISO.  This is  
what causes the sort error.  
 
That's why I told you to use  
 
  m:/  
 
way back when.  
 
HTH,  
 
Steven  
 
 
 
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