[yusufdestina]

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.iso

This 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!

[Martin Zugec]

Go to target dir and run this command?

[Incroyable HULK]

Is this what you are looking for?

CLS
@ECHO OFF
TITLE ISO
cdimage.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

[prathapml]

Just specify the dir name!
Example:

cdimage -lYOURCDLABEL -bC:\xpcd\bootsector.bin -h -n -m -o C:\targetdir C:\xpsp1.ISO

[yusufdestina]

tnx for all ur suggestions,
I've tried this

cdimage -lYOURCDLABEL -bC:\xpcd\bootsector.bin -h -n -m -o C:\targetdir C:\xpsp1.ISO

Is parameter -b necesary?
Anyway, it works fine now...

tnx for all ur kind help!!! it's hard to find a good forum these days

[Whampoom]

the -b is neccessary , YOURCDLABEL should be change to label your compilation
for XPSP1 you find them here :

Quote

http://www.tacktech....ay.cfm?ttid=312

Ex: -lX1AHFPP_EN

and the targetdir changed too , in your case I guess : C:\XPCD