2 Jun
2002
2 Jun
'02
1:22 p.m.
On Sun, 2 Jun 2002, Jerome H. Fine wrote:
I was just told that the name of the program is
"mkisofs"
in a Linux (or is that UNIX?). I want to be able to set
up the file structure with "dummy" files every 65536 blocks
so I can use the same files under both the iso file structure
and the RT-11 file structure.
Mkisofs is availabla as part of the cygwin tools, but IIUC, will not
do what you need. It simply builds an ISO filesystem of a list of files
or a directory tree. It doesn't attempt to duplicate the file_system_
at all, ie block placement.
You need a tool that reads at the raw-device level, not at the level
of directories or files. Both cat and dd, used properly, can do that in
Unix, but I'm not at all sure that the Windows-based cat & dd can even
_see_ a raw device. If you're working with Erstz-11 container files,
There might be a way to fiddle it.
Something like Ghost or Drive Image might be a better solution, but I
don't know if either will attempt an unrecognized filesystem, and
neither is particularly cheap.
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