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Hi, John.
-=> John Poltorak spaketh unto Andrew Clegg <=-
JP> I have a CD - FreeBSD which is in RockRidge format which has filenames
JP> truncated to 8.3, although there are quite a few zero length files
JP> and a number of empty directories. Maybe they completely different
JP> under Unix.
My Linux CD has several empty directories and zero-byte files, I don't
think it's a file-system problem -- Unix installations tend to have this
sort of cruft all over the place :-)
JP> I don't think there is such a thing as ISO9660/FAT...
I didn't put it very well -- of course the CD itself doesn't actually use
FAT. What I meant was, ISO9660 with the FAT naming convention, rather than
ISO9660 with the RockRidge naming convention.
Andrew.
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