How to create an ISO 9660 image file using mkisofts in CentOS

Mkisofs (make iso file system)
Function Description: Create an ISO 9660 image file.

Syntax: mkisofs [-adDfhJlLNrRTvz] [-print-size] [-quiet] [-A <Application ID>] [-abstract <Summary File>] [-B <Boot Image File>] [-biblio ] [-C <boot file name>] [-C <disk ID, magnetic Area No.>] [-copyright <copyright information file>] [-hide <directory or file name>] [-hide-joliet <file or directory NAME>] [-log-file <Record File>] [-m <directory or file name>] [-M <Boot Image File>] [-o <Image File>] [-p <Data Handler>] [-P <CD issuer>] [-sysid <System ID>] [-V <cd id>] [-volset <volume Set ID>] [-volset-size <total number of CDs >] [-volset-seqno <volume No.>] [-x <directory>] [directory or file]

Note: mkisofs can make the specified directory and file into an image file in ISO 9660 format for burning the disc.

Parameters:
-A or-all mkisofs generally does not process backup files. You can use this parameter to add the backup file to the image file.
-A <Application ID> or-appid <Application ID> specifies the Application ID of the CD.
-Abstract <abstract File> specifies the name of the abstract file.
-B <boot Image File> or-eltorito-boot <boot Image File> specifies the boot image file that is required to create a boot disc.
-Biblio Specify the ISBN file name. The ISBN file is located in the root directory of the disc and records the ISBN of the disc.
-C <boot file name> when you create a boot CD, mkisofs will make all the content in the boot image file-eltorito-catalog <boot file name> into a file.
-C <Disk Area Number, disk area number> this parameter must be used to synthesize an image file in many sections.
-Copyright <copyright information File> specifies the file name of the copyright information file.
-D or-omit-period is the end time after the object is omitted.
-D or-disable-deep-relocation ISO 9660 can only process a maximum of eight levels of directories. For more than eight layers of directories, RRIP automatically sets them to ISO 9660 compatible formats. Use the-D parameter to disable this function.
-F or-follow-links ignores symbolic connections.
-H: displays help.
-The hide <directory or file name> hides the specified directory or file in the ISO 9660 or Rock RidgeExtensions system.
-Hide-joliet <directory or file name> hides the specified directory or file in the Joliet system.
-J or-joliet uses the Directory and file name in Joliet format.
-L or-The full-iso9660-filenames uses an ISO 9660 32-character file name.
-L or-allow-leading-dots allows the first character of the file name to be a full stop.
-Log-file <Record file> if an error message is displayed during execution, it is displayed on the screen by default.
The directory or file name specified by-m <directory or file name> or-exclude <directory or file name> is not included in the image file.
-M <Image File> or-prev-session <Image File> is merged with the specified image file.
-N or-omit-version-number omit the version information in the ISO 9660 file.
-O <Image File> or-output <Image File> specifies the name of the image file.
-P <Data Handler> or-preparer <Data Handler> records the data handler of the CD.
-Print-size: displays the estimated file system size.
-Quiet does not display any information during execution.
-R or-rational-rock uses Rock Ridge Extensions and opens the read permission for all files.
-R or-rock uses Rock Ridge Extensions.
-Sysid <System ID> specifies the System ID of the disc.
-T or-translation-table is used to create a file name conversion table, which is applicable to systems that do not support Rock Ridge Extensions.
-V or-verbose displays detailed information during execution.
-V <disc ID> or-volid <disc ID> specifies the volume Set ID of the disc.
-Volset-size <total number of discs> specifies the number of discs contained in the volume set.
-Volset-seqno <volume No.> specifies the number of the optical disc in the volume set.
-X <directory> the specified directory will not be placed in the image file.
-Z creates a SUSP record for the permeability compression file. This record is currently only valid in Linux on the Alpha machine.