Hello John Baptist! Thanks for injecting some positive energy into this bug report. The previous comments has been really demotivating for me. I'd like to help clear up some confusion, which will hopefully help you out in your quest to find the problem ...
* gvfs (and thus nautilus) uses libarchive, "mount" uses kernel built-in iso filesystem support, file-roller uses genisoimage (e.g. isoinfo). Completely separate implementations. Any problems they share or not are purely by chance. If you want a command-line frontend to libarchive for testing like you're doing with isoinfo for genisoimage, install bsdtar and look at the libarchive specific flags in the bsdtar manpage. * You're right the ;1 is a version appended to the filename in the image. Rock Ridge is not that common nowadays though. The "Rock Ridge version numbering scheme", if you can call it that, is also used in Joliet Extension (which most isos have nowadays for long filenames which also works on MS Windows). * Unfortunately sometimes standard documents are a bit vague which results in different iso creating programs doing things differently, which means iso readers have to implement all cases. Upstream libarchive has a test-suite which also tests iso files and all (current) tests ofcourse passes. This means people who have problems need to report which program they used to generate the iso and provide a testcase so the testsuite can be expanded and libarchive support more ways of writing isos. Comments like "This STILL doesn't work?" are completely useless, because it works FOR ALL KNOWN testcases. Unless you (the bug reporter) know which program generated the iso you're having problems with and are able to provide a testcase, noone will be able to help out. * Please make sure you're testing with the latest libarchive version installed, currently 2.8.4-1 (available in maverick atleast). // Andreas Henriksson, debian maintainer of libarchive. -- Iso's don't mount correctly through 'archive mounter' https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/299956 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
