On Wed, 20 Jul 2005, Alain wrote:
Just tested. I loaded DOSLFN from Jason Hood which is dated 7-jul-2004 under
DOSEMU 1.3.1
you may want to try 1.3.2 instead of 1.3.1
- the /LFN option did detect that LFN are available and show the name on the
right side, but is is *short* name :((
- NDN doesn't show any visible difference
DOSLFN will only work for disk images, floppies, cdrom via shsucdx, and
direct partition access.
For redirected drives (Linux directories showing up as DOS drives) you
need to set
$_lfn_support=(1)
in dosemu.conf (or ~/.dosemurc). Note that DOSEMU version 1.2.x did not
have LFN support yet.
The 64 byte path limit is inherent to DOS, the CDS and the get current
directory int functions to be precise. Even with LFN's the corresponding
SFN path needs to be maximally 64 characters long.
Bart
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