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Check out the kernel source - the latest kernel includes CONFIG_JOLIET
which enables support for MS Joliet CD-ROM extensions.  So in short yes,
just compile it in if it's not already.  :)

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Matthew L. Creech

Hi

Will Linux read CDROM's in Joliet CD file format? I wish to burn a CD w/ Adaptec EZCD Creator in Win98,
my only file format choices are either Joliet or ISO9660. I know ISO9660 is compatible but I wish to keep long
file names, and Rock Ridge is not an available option.

Thx, Roger

Quote:>Will Linux read CDROM's in Joliet CD file format? I wish to burn a CD
>w/ Adaptec EZCD Creator in Win98, my only file format choices are
>either Joliet or ISO9660. I know ISO9660 is compatible but I wish to
>keep long file names, and Rock Ridge is not an available option.

Linux has been able to read Joliet extensions for quite a while now.
What made you think that it couldn't?  It's possible to add Joliet
extensions to an ISO9660 image with the -J option to mkisofs, and
mkisofs will even let you create an image with both Joliet and Rockridge
extensions if you pass it the -J and -r options.

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