So, change to the directory that contains the Windows installation files and issue the following command: It is highly recommended to use the latest stable version. Please note that the page also includes a Win32 binary version of the latest (unstable) version of cdrtools.
The Windows port of mkisofs and, generally, the Win32 binaries of all the utilities included in the cdrtools package can be found in the Cdrtools: Win32 Binaries page. Even in this case, chances are that most users will rather use standard windows software to create the bootable CDs than mkisofs under Linux, but, even for this extremely rare case, here is how to accomplish this task.įor the following operation the Linux native mkisofs version 2.01 (or genisoimage), which is shipped with Fedora (and with every other Linux distribution), was used. Generally, the only reason for which you may need to create a bootable Windows CD is when you have updated the operating system installation files with the latest Service Pack (slipstream).
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