January 13, 200521 yr Hi all, first of all i'm a newbie...This is what i want to do, make a image file of a specified dir and then burn it on cd.It has to be done without any gui, I use Perl to execute the cdimage and cdburn tools.Now i use this for cdimage:cdimage -h -m -o -j1 C:\testcdimage.isoThis makes a image file of my curent working dir... how can i specify a target dir to make a image file from? I tried the help, but didn't help me much... If anyone can explain me in simple language it would be great help!!tnx!
January 13, 200521 yr Is this what you are looking for?CLS@ECHO OFFTITLE ISOcdimage.exe -l"WXPSP2EN" -t"08/23/2001,09:00:00" -h -j1 -b"Microsoft Corporation.img" -o -w1 -m "..\WinXP SP2 EN" "..\ISO\WinXP SP2 EN.iso"EXIT
January 13, 200521 yr Just specify the dir name! Example:cdimage -lYOURCDLABEL -bC:\xpcd\bootsector.bin -h -n -m -o C:\targetdir C:\xpsp1.ISO
January 13, 200521 yr Author tnx for all ur suggestions,I've tried thiscdimage -lYOURCDLABEL -bC:\xpcd\bootsector.bin -h -n -m -o C:\targetdir C:\xpsp1.ISOIs parameter -b necesary?Anyway, it works fine now...tnx for all ur kind help!!! it's hard to find a good forum these days
January 13, 200521 yr the -b is neccessary , YOURCDLABEL should be change to label your compilationfor XPSP1 you find them here :http://www.tacktech.com/display.cfm?ttid=312Ex: -lX1AHFPP_ENand the targetdir changed too , in your case I guess : C:\XPCD
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