For 'echo -n x"$IFS"x | od -c' I get:
000 x \t \n x
005
But based on your comments it seems quite likely I actually invoked it
as '/dev/sr0 image.iso'. It is common to treat such things the same
whether it's a single '='-separated argument to two separate arguments,
and my cursor
Hi,
i made experiments with shell variable IFS which can declare '=' to
be white space.
When i do
echo -n x"$IFS"x | od -c
i get
000 x \t \n x
005
(The 'x' are for better recognizing the gaps of blank characters.)
Contrary to my expectation, the shell loop "for" does n
Hi,
this looks as if the '=' in /dev/sr0=ubuntu-16.04.6-desktop-amd64.iso
is interpreted by the shell parser as whitespace.
I get the message about genisoimage only if i do
growisofs -speed=1 -dvd-compat -Z /dev/sr0
ubuntu-16.04.6-desktop-i386.iso
Then it says
About to execute 'genisoimage
