Hi,
rohit sharma typed:
> I have some stuff to be written on a cd. The format should be
> recognised on both WIN and Unix. Any pointers abt the format i should
> employ?
Joliet extension is readable on both Win and Linux. The Rockridge
extension is supported only on Linux, so you'll see 8.3 filenames if
you try to access a Rockridge CD under Win. Also remember that Joliet
doesn't support filenames > 64 characters.
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