>> Hello experts, >> I'm new to cd burning, so I'm wondering if this is me or the program. I >> tried to use both KisoCD and X-CD-Toaster and I get the same error: >> >> "Warning: creating a filesystem that does not conform to ISO 9660" >> >> My HP 8100 CD writer was found and configured on install of the system, >and >> both programs seem to be able to find it ok, and I'm able to set up the >> files I want to burn and set the parameters that I want to use, >but when I >> say 'ok, burn' I get the error message. >> >> Any ideas? Is this a problem with mkisofs? >> > >No problems, it just means that you are not creating and ISO image that >conforms strictly to the ISO 9660 standards, probably with nested >directories or total length of the pathname. Read man mkisofs for some of >the commands that deal with this. Certain non-conformities are not fatal. > >Hoyt Ok, that makes sense; problem is that both the programs I mentioned use mkisofs in the background and neither one gave me the option of bypassing the warning and burning the disk anyway. I was able to make an audio cd today by using the cd duplicate function of xcdroast (put a music cd into the burner, copy to hard disk, then put blank cd into burner and make the copy). I had to chmod 4711 on a handful of programs in order to run as $user (mkisofs included), but it did make a good copy. I'm wondering how that's different from just selecting files to create a data CD? This is what first made me think it was the program itself, but then I received the same error with both programs. Any other possibilities? I am going to read the man and info pages on mkisofs, but I think I need to know how it works within the program itself since I'm not calling it from the command line; does that make sense? Thanks again, Mike
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