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Create ISO Image from Mounted CD or DVD:
 
Create ISO Image from Mounted CD or DVD:
* Replace "IMAGE_NAME.ISO" with what you want to name the ISO image file.
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* In the example below:
* Replace "/run/media/dir_disk_mounted_on/" with the entire path that the disk is mounted on.
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** Replace "IMAGE_NAME.ISO" with what you want to name the ISO image file.
* This exact same command can also be used to create an ISO image containing any mounted directory tree.
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** Replace "/run/media/dir_disk_mounted_on/" with the entire path that the disk is mounted on.
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** This exact same command can also be used to create an ISO image containing any mounted directory tree.
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** Switches used in below example: -v = verbose output, -J and -R = Juliet & RockRidge extensions included for Windows compatibility.
 
<pre style="color:blue">genisoimage -o IMAGE_NAME.ISO -v -J -R /run/media/dir_disk_mounted_on/</pre>
 
<pre style="color:blue">genisoimage -o IMAGE_NAME.ISO -v -J -R /run/media/dir_disk_mounted_on/</pre>
 
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Revision as of 19:07, 15 January 2015

ISO Image Command Line Examples

Create ISO Image from Mounted CD or DVD:

  • In the example below:
    • Replace "IMAGE_NAME.ISO" with what you want to name the ISO image file.
    • Replace "/run/media/dir_disk_mounted_on/" with the entire path that the disk is mounted on.
    • This exact same command can also be used to create an ISO image containing any mounted directory tree.
    • Switches used in below example: -v = verbose output, -J and -R = Juliet & RockRidge extensions included for Windows compatibility.
genisoimage -o IMAGE_NAME.ISO -v -J -R /run/media/dir_disk_mounted_on/