Subject: RE: Unix long filenames on CD under Win?
From: [email-masked] (Petr Stehlik)

13 Jul 1998 08:38:26 -0700
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> file names.  RockRidge uses the Supplimental Records on the CD in a
> standardized method to provide long file names for objects on the CD.
> Windows 95 / NT do no support RockRidge.  They do support Joliet, which
> uses a supplimental catalog for Windows related long file names and
> access control attributes.  RockRidge and Joliet (and TRANS.TBL) can
> all co-exist on the same CD since the use different, non-conflicting
> methods to store their information.

this is nice, but unfortunately it does not answer my question how to read
older RockRidge-only CDs under Windows... Isn't there any driver for this,
really? If yes then Windows is the only recent operating system that cannot
read RockRidge. That's sad.

Petr

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