I'm running the following cmd: mkisofs -r -l -o test.iso -R -J ./dir1 ./dir2 ./dir3 This works except it takes all of files in dir1, dir2, & dir3 and puts them into the root of the iso. mkdir iso/ cd ...

Preparing a CD that displays proper file names whether it is mounted on a Unix system or on a Windows box requires little more than the proper set of arguments to the mkisofs command and software that ...