Linux mkisofs command

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The Linux mkisofs command is used to create ISO 9660 image file.

mkisofs can make an ISO image from the specified directory and files 9660-formatted image file for burning CDs.

Syntax

mkisofs [-adDfhJlLNrRTvz-print-size-quiet-A <Application ID>][-abstract <Abstract File>][-b <Boot Image File>][-biblio <ISBN File>][-c <Boot File Name>][-C <Zone Number, Sector Number>][-copyright <Copyright Information File>][-hide <Directory or Filename>][-hide-joliet <File or Directory Name>][-log-file <Record File>][-m <Directory or Filename>][-M <Boot Image File>][-o <Image File>][-p <Data Processor>][-P <Disc Publisher>][-sysid <System ID>][-V <Disc ID>][-volset <volume set ID>][-volset-size <total number of discs>][-volset-seqno <volume serial number>][-x <directory>][directory or file]

parameters:

• -a or--all mkisofs usually does not process backup files. Use this parameter to add backup files to the image file.
• -A<application ID> or-appid<application ID> specifies the application ID of the disc.
• -abstract<summary file> specifies the filename of the summary file.
• -b<boot image file> or-eltorito-boot<boot image file> specifies the boot image file required when making a bootable disc.
• -biblio<ISBN file> specifies the filename of the ISBN file, which is located in the root directory of the disc and records the disc's ISBN.
• -c<boot file name> when making a bootable disc, mkisofs will put all the boot image file in the boot image file into the bootable disc.-eltorito-catalog<boot file name> all content into one file.
• -C<partition number, partition number> must be used when many partitions are combined into one image file.
• -copyright<copyright information file> specifies the filename of the copyright information file.
• -d or-omit-period omits the period after the file.
• -D or-disable-deep-relocation ISO 9660 can only handle8layer directory, over8part of the layer, RRIP will automatically set them to ISO 9660 compatible format. Use-D parameter can disable this feature.
• -f or-follow-links ignores symbolic links.
• -h displays help.
• -hide<directory or filename> hides the specified directory or file in the ISO 9660 or Rock Ridge Extensions system.
• -hide-joliet<directory or filename> hides the specified directory or filename in the Joliet system.
• -J or-joliet use directory and filename in Joliet format.
• -l or-full-iso9660-use ISO 9660 32filenames of character length.
• -L or-allow-leading-dots allows the first character of the filename to be a period.
• -log-file<log file> any error messages during the execution will be displayed on the screen by default.
• -m<directory or filename> or-exclude<directory or filename> the specified directory or filename will not be included in the image file.
• -M<image file> or-prev-session<image file> merges with the specified image file.
• -N or-omit-version-number Omit ISO 966version information in the 0 file.
• -o<image file> or-output<image file> Specify the name of the image file.
• -p<data processor> or-preparer<data processor> Record the data processor of the disc.
• -print-size Display the estimated filesystem size.
• -quiet Do not display any information during execution.
• -r or-rational-rock Use Rock Ridge Extensions and open read permissions for all files.
• -R or-rock Use Rock Ridge Extensions.
• -sysid<system ID> Specify the system ID of the disc.
• -T or-translation-table Create a filename translation table, applicable to systems that do not support Rock Ridge Extensions.
• -v or-verbose Display detailed information during execution.
• -V<disc ID> or-volid<disc ID> Specify the volume set ID of the disc.
• -volset-size<total number of discs> Specify the number of discs contained in the volume set.
• -volset-seqno<volume number> Specify the number of the disc in the volume set.
• -x<directory> The specified directory will not be included in the image file.
• -Create a SUSP record for transparent compression files, this record is currently valid only on Linux on Alpha machines.

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