the problem with "\=" is embarrasingly an omission of mine.
The mkisofs emulator of xorriso inspects file addresses
("pathspecs") for this gesture only if given as program arguments,
but not if given by mkisofs option -path-list.
I will now develop a solution and make some comparisons to
the behavior of mkisofs.
Then i might bother you with:
- uninstalling Ubuntu's xorriso
- downloading xorriso-1.4.3.tar.gz
- packing that file and running: ./configure && make
- foist the resulting file ./xorriso/xorriso to K3B as "mkisofs"
Would you be willing to do this ?
(With a longer description of the procedure, of course.)
Do you have packages "gcc", "libc-dev" and "make" installed ?
(They are for C program development. You get a sufficient
equipment for C by installing package "build-essential".)
Hi,
the problem with "\=" is embarrasingly an omission of mine.
The mkisofs emulator of xorriso inspects file addresses
("pathspecs") for this gesture only if given as program arguments,
but not if given by mkisofs option -path-list.
I will now develop a solution and make some comparisons to 1.4.3.tar. gz
the behavior of mkisofs.
Then i might bother you with:
- uninstalling Ubuntu's xorriso
- downloading xorriso-
- packing that file and running: ./configure && make
- foist the resulting file ./xorriso/xorriso to K3B as "mkisofs"
Would you be willing to do this ?
(With a longer description of the procedure, of course.)
Do you have packages "gcc", "libc-dev" and "make" installed ?
(They are for C program development. You get a sufficient
equipment for C by installing package "build-essential".)
Have a nice day :)
Thomas