Re: a NERO user familiar with backing up data on multisession CDR, how do I do it in Linux too?
Joerg.Schilling@fokus.fraunhofer.de (Joerg Schilling) wrote:
> You need e.g. a very recent version of mkisofs in case you like to do something
> like this:
>
> mkisofs -o fs.iso -R -C1234,5678 -M /dev/cdrom -graft-points -find BA-Sept-17=/home/joe -ctime 25h -type f
>
> to add a session with the staring directory "BA-Sept-17" that contaions a tree
> with all files that have been touched during the pas 25 hour in the directory
> /home/joe.
>
Sorry, this should be:
mkisofs -o fs.iso -R -C1234,5678 -M /dev/cdrom -graft-points -find BA-Sept-17=/home/joe -ctime -25h -type f
to add a session with the starting directory "BA-Sept-17" that contains a tree
Jörg
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