> [PT] It probably is a Joliet filesystem (which is
> Microsoft's extensions to ISO9660). So you will
> need to check your kernel for Joliet support. If
> not, then compile it in. Then you can mount it
> as a Joliet filesystem.
I doubt it is Joliet, as without the Joliet support, you wouldn't be able
to read the disk at all (except maybe one file which says that it is a
Joliet File System such as what happens on DOS/Win Boxes without Joliet
support).
It is possbile that your CD Writer program has used a variation of the
ISO9660 System which allows upto (from memory) 30 Characters in the
filename. Rockridge is certainly the way for you to go as it creates a
filesystem which has the full filenames on Linux systems, and 8.3
filenames on Win Systems.
Regards
Chris Fishwick
Technical Support
Southern Internet Services
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