In, on 05/07/04 
   at 11:18 AM, mwizard99{at}comcast.net said:

>In , on 05/07/04 
>   at 04:54 PM, Sid Gale  said:

>>mwizard99{at}comcast.net wrote:
>>> 
>>> I use the following command...
>>> 
>>> mkisofs -a -I -J -o j:/cdhold/test.iso  n:\
>>> 
>>> and the program just gives back the help for the switches.

>>The documentation I have for mkisofs doesn't seem to mention -a and -I 
>>options. What are they supposed to do?

>Sid,

>The docs tell me that -a , 
>                      -I 
> 


Everyone,

Thanks for the feedback.  I eventually took out the -a, -I and -J switches
and let the system go.  That seems to have worked.

Using n:/ did a better job of creating an original image.

Using n:/* seems to have compressed some of the down level directories and
files into the root directory.  Thereby destroying the overall original
directory tree.

It did have some problems reading a couple of files off the drive.  I'll
assume they are damaged for the time being.



Many a thanks to everyone,
-Mark Vollmer



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