Hi All, (I'm starting a new thread with this problem, because it isn't directly relevant to my previous thread on transcoding).
I am trying to burn a DVD with a large avi file (c. 3G) using K3B. K3B has a number of options on the Burn settings, under Advanced ISO9960 Filesystem. By default K3B only shows 'Allow 31 character filenames' and further below 'ISO Level 2'. I want to be able to read filenames which have spaces, underscores, lower case letters, etc. and long names/titles, so I ticked 'Allow 103 character Joliet filenames' and 'Allow untranslated ISO9960 filenames' - hoping that this will do the trick. I left the default 'ISO Level 2' ticked. What happened is that the DVD was burned successfully, but I cannot mount it using my Gentoo. It mounts and plays fine with WinXP, but with Gentoo returns this error: $ mount /dev/hdc mount: No medium found It makes no difference if I try it as root and if I specify UDF, iso, auto as the fs type. dmesg shows this: ISO 9660 Extensions: Microsoft Joliet Level 3 ISOFS: changing to secondary root My /etc/fstab looks like this: /dev/hdc /mnt/dvd auto,iso9660,udf noauto,ro,user,exec 0 0 Could you please tell me what sort of Joliet fs options I need to select so as to be able to mount the burned fs, or what do I need to configure in my system to enable me to achieve this? I just annoys me that WinXP has no problem and my Gentoo setup does. -- Regards, Mick
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