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Re: SPIN problem?
On Sun, 3 May 1998 12:55:20 +0200 (METDST), Torsten Lang wrote:
TL>Well, if you really want to be sure that your CD is readable under all systems
TL>supporting ISO9660 you should choose strict ISO. WinNT fs is quite strange -
I said I needed it under DOS and TOS, nowhere else.
TL>may be what is meant is "Joliet" but in this case it should be able to use
TL>up to 255 chars per filename...
No, it's not Joliet. I disabled Joliet in separate dialog. It had to be
original NTFS limit (those 128 chars).
TL>> Now the CD is fine under both DOS and TOS, but under MiNT (CD-Tools
TL>> driver + SPIN 0.34 driver) it behaves strangely:
TL>>
TL>Does the CD-Tools driver support long filenames? is it an XFS?
CD-Tools driver is not xfs, it is HS-CDROM.BOS (for ATAPI CD-ROM).
TL>to be supported any more - kinda wasted money). Even more: When entering some
TL>directory levels under Thing (no matter which version) Thing crashes (no matter
yes, I noticed that too. Thing has several limitations and it crashes
with very long directories. It also seems to not support filenames
longer than about 32 characters.
TL>There's another problem with both drivers (SPIN and CDROM.XFS): Diskchanges are
TL>not handled correctly! After changing a CD the drive seems to be empty. Only
TL>after a forced media change (which is not possible on a shell!) the contents
I believe there's a small prg for forcing media change (though I can't
recall its name).
TL>> So I *think* that it's a hidden feature of SPIN that *some* system utils
TL>> (ls, find) show 8+3 DOS filenames in lowercase while other (bash, system
TL>> part of find?) show uppercase. Under MiNT all DOS filenames on CD should
TL>> probably be in lowercase, to be compatible with TOSfs drives.
TL>>
TL>Seems to be more a bug ;-) But at least - it's not SPIN specific...
Hmm, that's bad. I hoped it's in SPIN so Julian would be able to fix it.
TL>> Opionions? Hints? Bugfixes?
TL>>
TL>As I said: I have the impression that Domains are mixed up...
Yes, quite possible. I just hope Julian will be able to fix that.
Petr
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