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to: Pascal Schmidt
from: Roy J. Tellason
date: 2004-01-27 04:06:30
subject: It`s Alive!! It`s Alive!! Oh - it died!

Pascal Schmidt wrote in a message to David Drummond:

 PS> Sometimes, on a Rockridge disc, you'll find files called TRANS.TBL.

I've seen those.

 PS> These hold information to aid non-RR operating system users. For 
 PS> example, if there are symlinks on the filesystem, the TRANS.TBL 
 PS> file lists the destination name. These can be hidden from the 
 PS> Joliet-style directories, though, so you may not be able to see
 PS> them in Windows.

They show up just fine under DOS!  :-)

How would one go about setting up such a cdrom?  Or where would I look for
that info,  might be a better question.

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