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On Mon, Jul 06, 2009 at 07:56:50PM +0100, Victor Churchill wrote:
> The other odd thing is:
>
> > It does look as if the file names are all being collapsed to 8.3
> > format, however, which is a bit disappointing, e.g. :
> > Using INCRE000.YMS;1 for
> > Development/PLC_programs/Analogue/incremental.yms4 (incremental.yms3)
> > Using INCRE001.YMS;1 for
> > Development/PLC_programs/Analogue/incremental.yms3 (incremental.yms2)
> > or
> > Using ASRAL020.CSV;1 for
> > Development/qgradcom/CSV/ASRAL023_2008-02-09-07-30-27_2.csv
> > (ASRAL023_2008-02-09-07-30-27_1.csv)
> > Using ASRAL021.CSV;1 for
> > Development/qgradcom/CSV/ASRAL023_2008-02-09-07-30-27_1.csv
> > (ASRAL023_2008-02-08-07-30-29_2.csv)
>
> In fact despite its warnings, the DVD holds files with their full
> uncollapsed names. Go figure.
This is expected. If I remember correctly, the original spec for
ISO 9660 filesystems required 8.3-format filenames. As with recent
versions of FAT filesystems (i.e. from Win95 onwards), there are
various hacks to the filesystem which support extended filenames in
different ways. However the filesystem still stores an 8.3 filename as
well. It's the generation of those "legacy" format names that you're
seeing here.
The two extensions are Joliet (the -J option), which is the MS
extension for allowing long Unicode filenames on ISO 9660 media, and
Rock Ridge (the -R option), which is an IEEE extension that allows
POSIX file metadata, including long filenames, file ownership, and
permissions bits.
Hugo.
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