Re: Long filename question on burning CD

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Dan Nelson <dnelson@allantgroup.com>
Date
21 May 2004 22:02:37
Subject
Re: Long filename question on burning CD
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20040522050236.GB72502@dan.emsphone.com

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In the last episode (May 22), Stephen Liu said:
> Most filenames saved exceed 8 characters. After burning on CD they
> can be read comfortable on the same OS as well as other Lunux/Unix
> boxes. The problem comes while reading the same CD on Window
> Explorer, XP, ME, etc. The filename can't read clearly because all of
> them changed to 8 character max, such as ~01, ~02, etc. Is there any
> solution on burning CD allowing the long filename (exceeding 8
> characters) can be read clearly on Windows identical to their name
> read on Linux/Unix

Make sure you pass the flags -J and -r to mkisofs; they enable the
Joliet and Rock Ridge extensions, which will attach Windows and Unix
filenames to each entry in the ISO image. See the mkisofs manpage for
more info.

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Dan Nelson
dnelson@allantgroup.com


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