it is UDF (packet cd filesystem) not iso at all
Thanks RObin
Rajesh Fowkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/20/2001 03:22:28 PM
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archan saw fit to inform me that:
>Is Joilet and Rock Ridge supports ate on while writting CD from windows?
Adaptec Direct CD contains a wizard which specifies what type of CD you
want to create, Data / Audio CD and than it formats the CD using Adaptec
Direct CD format. Now I can use the CD as if it is one more drive and copy
using my computer. Since long file names are visible under Linux I presume
that it is Joilet file system. But why I see everything in caps when I
mount the CD in Linux ?
Regards
Rajesh
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>archan
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>Rajesh Fowkar wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> If I burn a CD using Windows Direct CD software which came with my HP
>> CD-writer, everything works fine on Windows. However in Linux if I mount
>> that CD than everything on the CD is visible in All Capital Letters. Why is
>> this happening in Linux ? Any ideas ?
>>
>> For ex. : if there is file called say cricket.html than it appears as
>> CRICKET.HTML in linux. All directory and files are visible as Caps.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> --
>> Rajesh Fowkar
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