On Sun, 11 Apr 1999 06:47:23 Jean-Michel Dault wrote:
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>Hello,
>
>
>> --- Linux CD ---
>>
>> I tried to make a linux Mandrake CD, taking some data from one CD and other progs
>from another CD.
>> My problem is that when I try to install Mandrake it reply that there no Mandrake
>CDROM inside the driver.
>> I hope that copy cd one-to-one not is the only solution possible because the CD
>that contains my mandrake contains about 300Mb of WIN-PC shareware progs too.
>>
>
>Do you have a /Mandrake directory on your CD? Is it the exact same structure as the
>original CD?
YES, I've take all files directly from CD.
I see that mandrake is a link in TRANS.TBL to a REDHAT directory.
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>Is the CD in Rock-Ridge, Joliet or plain iso9660? (If someone could answer
>that, I'd appreciate!)
>
I think it is ISO9660 with TRANS.TBL non in all directory.
I think it's no a Joliet because long name is available only from Linux by TRANS.TBL.
>> --- mount ---
>>
>> I've write a CD-ROM in file system OSTA UDF known as "packet writing" but I'cannot
>mount it.
>> If I mount this CD I see only a ISO9660 partition that contains a message about
>OSTA UDF file system ad a win95 driver for this file system.
>> If OSTA UDF file system is supported by linux how I can get this features ?
>
>What software are you using to burn your CD and what version?
>
CeQuadrat PacketCD 2.0 x WIN95
>>
>> Thank to all that will help me to free me by Windows slavish :-<
>
>Hope that helps
Yesssss, Thankssssss a lot!
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>Jean-Michel Dault
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