Forum: UltraISO
Topic: Hybrid Command Line
started by: tstone

Posted by tstone on May 09 2005,13:51
I used UltraISO for building hybrid images through the command line.  I'm trying to put one directory in a joliet and rockridge format and another directory in an hfs format.

I've tried this:

UltraISO.exe -joliet -rockridge -d "C:\PCFiles" -hfs -d "C:\MacFiles" -optimize -out "C:\myHybrid.iso"

As a result, both the PCFiles AND the MACFiles will be under joliet/rockridge while only the MacFiles will be under hfs.

I've tried reversing the command line arguments so the Mac files are first, but that results in an error:
UltraISO.exe -hfs -d "C:\MacFiles" -joliet -rockridge -d "C:\PCFiles"  -optimize -out "C:\myHybridMacFirst.iso"
The Error:
Access violation at address 00423F7B in module 'UltraISO.exe'. Write of address FFFFFFE8

Finally, I tried to create a mac only CD
UltraISO.exe -hfs -d "C:\MacFiles" -d "C:\PCFiles"  -optimize -out "C:\myHybridMacFirst.iso"
The result was a hybrid with all files on both iso and hfs.

How can I add my mac files to only the mac partition and add my PCFiles to only joliet/rockridge through the command line?
Posted by xoben on May 09 2005,21:43
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How can I add my mac files to only the mac partition and add my PCFiles to only joliet/rockridge through the command line?

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