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Subject: Re:  The future of Djgpp
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From: Georg DOT Kolling AT t-online DOT de (Georg Kolling)
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root schrieb:
> This is a problem now, since DJGPP 2 doesn't support the new Win95 file
> names.  (To tell the honest truth, Win95 doesn't support the new file names
> completely either.  Just do a lookup on a CDRom with long file names, and
> see what it gets you.)

This is not Win95's fault, it's a problem with the High Sierra/ISO 9660 
CDROM file name format which has certain restrictions Win95 hasn't