Name
mkisofs
Synopsis
mkisofs [options
] -ofile pathspecs
Solaris and GNU/Linux only. Generate an ISO9660/Joliet/HFS filesystem for writing to a CD with a utility such as cdrecord. (HFS is the native Macintosh Hierarchical File System.) mkisofs takes a snapshot of a directory tree and generates a binary image that corresponds to an ISO9660 or HFS filesystem when it is written to a block device. Each specified pathspec describes the path of a directory tree to be copied into the ISO9660 filesystem; if multiple paths are specified, the files in all the paths are merged to form the image.
Options
-
-abstract
file
Specify the abstract filename. Overrides an ABST= file entry in
.mkisofsrc
.-allow-leading-dots
,-ldots
Allow ISO9660 filenames to begin with a period.
-
-allow-lowercase
Allow ISO9660 filenames to be lowercase. Violates the ISO9660 standard.
-
-allow-multidot
Allow more than one dot in ISO9660 filenames. Violates the ISO9660 standard.
-A
id
,-appid
id
Specify a text string id that describes the application to be written into the volume header.
-b
image
,-eltorito-boot
image
Specify the path and filename of the boot image to be used for making a bootable CD based on the El Torito specification.
-B
sun-images
,-sparc-boot
sun-images
Specify a comma-separated list of boot images needed to make a bootable CD for a Sun Sparc system.
-
-biblio
file
Specify bibliographic filename. Overrides a
BIBLIO=
file
entry in .mkisofsrc.-
-boot-info-table
Specify that a 56-byte table with information on the CD layout ...
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