>From: Timur Tabi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I created a CD from a zipfile using RSJ a long time ago. The CD works
>great, but I can't copy it because it has some funkiness to it (something
>about multiple sessions or something). So I want to use mkisofs to create
>a "clean" image.
>All of the files conform to 8.3 standard, so I thought I could use ISO
>9660 level 1. But some of the filenames don't appear to conform to
>standard, so I ended up with an RR_MOVED directory that completely screwed
RR_MOVED is needed for deep directory relocation.
>everything up. So I tried this command line:
>mkisofs -iso-level 1 -pad -relaxed-filenames -o d:\watcom.iso -V WATCOM .
This will _not_ create a iso level 1 compliant CD.
>But this still gives me errors:
>Warning: creating filesystem that does not conform to ISO-9660.
>D:\UTIL2\mkisofs.exe: No such file or directory. Non-existant or
>inaccessible: ./.. Using SYSTE000 for ./rr_moved/system (system)
>What is this "SYSTE000"? Where did it come from?
You have other filenames that do not differ within 8 chars
so the file has been renamed by mkisofs.
J�rg
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