(A reply to Os2prog, 1998, 2:440/4.10)
On Tuesday 18-04-1995, Andrew Clegg wrote to John Poltorak about IFS:
AC> Sony DADC Austria accepts the following referenced input 
AC> media for formatting according to: ISO-9660, High Sierra, 
AC> Apple HFS, and ISO-9660 with Rock Ridge Extensions.
AC> 
AC> ...
AC> 
AC> Which brings up another point -- I'd forgotten about High 
AC> Sierra, any idea what that is?
AC> 
This is right off the top of my head, but I remember that High Sierra
was the predecessor of the ISO9660 format standard (the two are very
close), while RockRidge specifies how extension fields in the 9660
format are to be used to encode longer names, Unix file permissions,
etc. It has always amazed me that IBM has failed to allow the OS/2 CDROM
IFS to exploit at least the long file names, it's such an obvious
enhancement!

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