Re: Ricoh CDRW (CD-ReWritable) drive
Sam Ockman wrote:
>
> Message from Dale Scheetz (dwarf@polaris.net) on 6-5-97:
> > On Thu, 5 Jun 1997, Lawrence Chim wrote:
> >
> > > Any debian package that support the Ricoh CDRW drive?
> > > Does Debian a stable platform to burn CDs?
> >
> > I'm not sure about the Ricoh drive. I use a Philips CD2000 with no
> > problems.
> >
> > Mkisofs is the tool for creating an ISO9660 image file that can be burned
> > on a CD with cdwrite. These two programs are all that is needed to put a
> > directory tree on CD. Mkisofs has just added "bootable cds" to its
> > capabilities.
>
> I think he's specifically referring to the rewritable part...I've been
> keeping a fairly active eye out for information on this, and haven't seen
> any confirmations that it works yet. As soon as it does work under Linux
> though, I'm going to rush out and buy one.
>
Does Linux support the new Universal Disc Format (UDF)?
ISO9660 have several limitations:
File names must be only in capital letters , A - Z.
File names are limited to the DOS 8 + 3 format.
No more than 8 directory levels.
Only legal character besides letters is the under score (_).
UDF does not have the name and directory restrictions that ISO9660
imposed.
How do people deal with the long file name problem in ISO9660?
Lawrence,
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