Exporting Images and Burning to CD

Each time I export versions of an image, the new folder shows up on my hardrive. However, there is nothing contained in the folder. I've tried multiple times. Any advice??

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read UDFPATH
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echo "Using $UDFPATH"
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fi
fi
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echo "Using default directory"
fi
if [ $yesorno != y -a $yesorno != n ]; then
echo "Incorrect entry, aborting..." && exit 0
fi
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read type
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fi
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fi
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dd if=/dev/zero of=$UDFPATH/udf.iso bs=1024 count=8347648
fi
if [ $type == dvd9m ]; then
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fi
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fi
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read yesorno
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fi
if [ -d $MOUNTPATH ]; then
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echo "Copy your files, umount the image and burn the dvd."
echo -e "For burning you may just use 'cdrecord -eject -dao -dev=/dev/sr0 $UDFPATH/udf.iso'\n(the path to your DVD burner may also vary)";
fi
fi
if [ $yesorno == n ]; then
echo -e "All right, then mount it yourself with 'sudo mount -o loop,user,uid=`id -u` -t udf $UDFPATH/udf.iso targetdir'\nAfterwards copy your files, unmount the image and burn the dvd."
echo -e "For burning you may just use 'cdrecord -eject -dao -dev=/dev/sr0 $UDFPATH/udf.iso'\n(the path to your DVD burner may also vary)"
fi
if [ $yesorno != y -a $yesorno != n ]; then
echo "Incorrect entry, aborting..."
echo -e " Mount it yourself with 'sudo mount -o loop,user,uid=`id -u` -t udf $UDFPATH/udf.iso targetdir\'"
echo " Afterwards copy your files, unmount the image and burn the dvd."
echo -e " For burning you may just use 'cdrecord -eject -dao -dev=/dev/sr0 $UDFPATH/udf.iso'\n (the path to your DVD burner may vary!)"
exit 0
fi
EDIT: Some major mistakes solved.
Last edited by ku (2009-04-23 19:02:41)

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