"isoinfo -l" - List of Files and Their Locations

One interesting usage of "isoinfo" is to list all files on the CD and their locations on the CD. Here is what did on test the "isoinfo -l" command

C:\>\local\cdrtools\isoinfo dev=0,0,0 -l | more

Directory listing of /
d--------- 0 0 0     2048      0 1900 [   19 02] . 
d--------- 0 0 0     2048      0 1900 [   19 02] .. 
d--------- 0 0 0     2048 Mar 12 2007 [   20 02] ATI 
---------- 0 0 0       27 Oct 14 2004 [28995 00] AUTORUN.INF;1
d--------- 0 0 0     2048 Mar 12 2007 [   21 02] BP
---------- 0 0 0     2411 Oct 18 2006 [28996 00] DELL.CSS;1 
d--------- 0 0 0     2048 Mar 12 2007 [   22 02] DRIVER 
---------- 0 0 0  3558406 Dec 20 2006 [28998 00] EMEACD_.PDF;1 
d--------- 0 0 0     2048 Mar 12 2007 [   25 02] EN 
d--------- 0 0 0     2048 Mar 12 2007 [   26 02] FR 
d--------- 0 0 0     8192 Mar 12 2007 [   28 02] GRAPHICS
d--------- 0 0 0     2048 Mar 12 2007 [   36 02] HE 
d--------- 0 0 0     2048 Mar 12 2007 [   37 02] IT 
---------- 0 0 0    76431 Jun  2 1980 [30736 00] MONITOR.EXE;1 
---------- 0 0 0     2439 Dec 18 2006 [30774 00] MONITOR.HTM;1
d--------- 0 0 0     2048 Mar 12 2007 [   40 02] NVIDIA 
---------- 0 0 0  4228202 Aug 28 2006 [30776 00] QSGE228.PDF;1 
---------- 0 0 0     1733 Dec 11 2006 [32841 00] README.TXT;1 

Directory listing of /ATI/
d--------- 0 0 0     2048      0 1900 [   20 02] . 
d--------- 0 0 0     2048      0 1900 [   19 02] .. 
---------- 0 0 0 23198334 Dec 20 2004 [   78 00] WXP_W2K.EXE;1 

Directory listing of /BP/
d--------- 0 0 0     2048      0 1900 [   21 02] . 
d--------- 0 0 0     2048      0 1900 [   19 02] .. 
---------- 0 0 0    66265 Jan  4 2007 [11406 00] ABOUT.HTM;1 
---------- 0 0 0   109495 Dec 14 2006 [11439 00] APPENDX.HTM;1 
---------- 0 0 0      903 Jul 31 2000 [11493 00] BULLET.GIF;1 
---------- 0 0 0     2411 Oct 18 2006 [11494 00] DELL.CSS;1 
---------- 0 0 0     4735 Oct 25 2006 [11496 00] DESKTOP.HTM;1 
---------- 0 0 0     6819 Nov 14 2006 [11499 00] INDEX.HTM;1 

The output is very useful. It tells me that:
The output format matches exactly the format of the UNIX command "ls -lR".
The "d" in the first column indicates that the entry is a directory.
The number before the date column is the size of the entry.
The number enclosed in [] is the location of the entry. For example, the location of the entry "README.TXT" is sector 32841