> I dont have the commands... however i belive there is a 99 file
>limit per directory on cd's (not positive), you may want to make a few
>directories to put them in. Also, have you tried xcdroast? you can use it
>to find out what command to pass cdrecord i belive (sorry, its been a
>while since ive used it...)
>
>Jamie
I believe the 99 file limit applies only to audio CDs.
I don't know about file limits in the root dir (I seem to remember an
MS-DOS limit of 255 files in the root dir though), but I have an archive
CD I burned that has a subdirectory with 700+ files in it.
I agree with Seth though, make an ISO image and mount it via loopback to
see if everything looks cool before starting a burn, unless you can test
things with a re-writable.
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