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User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1)

Description of problem:


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.read the manual
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Actual Results:  4.3.2.1. Using mkisofs
The mkisofs utility creates ISO9660 image les that can be written to a CD-R
(RW). The images that
mkisofs can be made up of all types of les. It is most useful for archival 
and le backup purposes.
Suppose you wish to backup a directory called /home/joeuser/, but exclude the 
subdirectory
/home/joeuser/junk/ because it contains unnecessary les. You want to create 
an ISO image
called backup.iso and write it to CD-R so that you can use it on your Red Hat 
Linux PC at work
and your Windows laptop for trips. This can be done with mkisofs by running 
the following command:
mkisofs -o backup.iso -x /home/jouser/junk/ -J -R -A -V -v /home/joeuser/

Expected Results:  4.3.2.1. Using mkisofs
The mkisofs utility creates ISO9660 image les that can be written to a CD-R
(RW). The images that
mkisofs can be made up of all types of les. It is most useful for archival 
and le backup purposes.
Suppose you wish to backup a directory called /home/joeuser/, but exclude the 
subdirectory
/home/joeuser/junk/ because it contains unnecessary les. You want to create 
an ISO image
called backup.iso and write it to CD-R so that you can use it on your Red Hat 
Linux PC at work
and your Windows laptop for trips. This can be done with mkisofs by running 
the following command:
mkisofs -o backup.iso -x /home/joeuser/junk/ -J -R -A -V -v /home/joeuser/

Additional info:

In the exaple they forgot an E in the word /joEuser/