Fixed calling generate-cat-file

When you put something in double quotes it will be
passed as one parameter (one argv) to the program.
This is a way to pass whitespace to programs. In
our case the double quotes were wrong since we
want to pass -G and the GUID (or -T and the timestamp)
as seperate (argv) parameters.

Now it builds with WinDRBD and the CAT files generated
can be used to load the driver.

Author: johannesthoma

gencat.sh

@@ -153,13 +153,13 @@ unset IFS
 
 if [ $DRY_RUN -eq 1 ]
 then
-	echo $EXEC_DIR/generate-cat-file "$CAT_GUID" "$GEN_TIME" -A $OS_ATTR -O $OS_STRING -h $HARDWARE_IDS ${sorted_images[*]}
+	echo $EXEC_DIR/generate-cat-file $CAT_GUID $GEN_TIME -A $OS_ATTR -O $OS_STRING -h $HARDWARE_IDS ${sorted_images[*]}
 	exit 0
 fi
 
 if [ $OUTPUT_CAT_FILE == '-' ]
 then
-	$EXEC_DIR/generate-cat-file "$CAT_GUID" "$GEN_TIME" -A $OS_ATTR -O $OS_STRING -h $HARDWARE_IDS ${sorted_images[*]}
+	$EXEC_DIR/generate-cat-file $CAT_GUID $GEN_TIME -A $OS_ATTR -O $OS_STRING -h $HARDWARE_IDS ${sorted_images[*]}
 else
-	$EXEC_DIR/generate-cat-file "$CAT_GUID" "$GEN_TIME" -A $OS_ATTR -O $OS_STRING -h $HARDWARE_IDS ${sorted_images[*]} > $OUTPUT_CAT_FILE
+	$EXEC_DIR/generate-cat-file $CAT_GUID $GEN_TIME -A $OS_ATTR -O $OS_STRING -h $HARDWARE_IDS ${sorted_images[*]} > $OUTPUT_CAT_FILE
 fi