I'd like to use `find` to list all files and directories recursively in a given root for a `cpio` operation. However, I don't want the root directory itself to appear in the paths. For example, I currently get:

```
$ find diskimg
diskimg
diskimg/file1
diskimg/dir1
diskimg/dir1/file2

```

But, I'd like to get

```
file1
dir1
dir1/file2

```

(note the root is also not in my desired output, but that's easy to get rid of with `tail`).

I'm on OS X, and I'd prefer not to install any extra tools (e.g. GNU find) if possible, since I'd like to share the script I'm writing with other OS X users.

I'm aware this can be done with `cut` to cut the root listing off, but that seems like a suboptimal solution. Is there a better solution available?