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11-27-2002 08:33 AM
11-27-2002 08:33 AM
CDROM writer on RedHat
Greetings, I have a CDROM writer Plexwriter 8/20 that I use for making archives of designs.
I create the image with mkisofs and copy to the cd with cdrecord. I have encountered a few limitations with file names on the image. It appears to write everything in lower case and the file length is limited to 30 chararcters.
Is there a better solutions? Software or hardware that write to a CD without these limitations?
Thanks!
-john
I'd rather be fly fishing for trout!
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11-27-2002 09:13 AM
11-27-2002 09:13 AM
Re: CDROM writer on RedHat
hi,
Maybe it depends on the way you made your image.
I dont think the problem is hardware related.
You can try :
mkisofs -r -o -J -R
rgds.
Steven
Maybe it depends on the way you made your image.
I dont think the problem is hardware related.
You can try :
mkisofs -r -o
rgds.
Steven
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11-27-2002 06:27 PM
11-27-2002 06:27 PM
Re: CDROM writer on RedHat
Yup. I agree with Steven.
Basically you're just creating the ISO image using standard ISO9660 format ('mkisofs' with '-l').
Enabling either "RockRidge" (-r) or "Joliet" (-J) extensions to the format allow you to increase the file-name length, and support the mixed case names.
You might also want to generate a "TRANS.TBL" (-T) for those other OS' that don't support either of the above formats.
These are all detailed in 'man 8 mkisofs'.
Basically you're just creating the ISO image using standard ISO9660 format ('mkisofs' with '-l').
Enabling either "RockRidge" (-r) or "Joliet" (-J) extensions to the format allow you to increase the file-name length, and support the mixed case names.
You might also want to generate a "TRANS.TBL" (-T) for those other OS' that don't support either of the above formats.
These are all detailed in 'man 8 mkisofs'.
One long-haired git at your service...
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