Hi,
I'm proud to announce the release of GNU mkisofs version 1.13.
This release implements a few new features relative to the previous one
(mkisofs 1.12b5). But most importantly, the codebase has been updated
to modern standards and the build system has been rewritten from scratch
using recent
Robert Millan r...@aybabtu.com wrote:
I'm proud to announce the release of GNU mkisofs version 1.13.
Could you please explain this?
Do you like to confuse people with outdated software?
This looks like complete nonsense. The official mkisofs is part of cdrtools
since a long time and the
* On 08.01. Joerg Schilling muttered:
Well, your source does not even compile
At least it compiles on my machine.
Regards
Til
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Til Schubbe li...@lists.schubbe.org wrote:
Well, your source does not even compile
At least it compiles on my machine.
Nobody is interested in software from 1997 and with only the features from 1997.
Jörg
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Hi,
I'm proud to announce the release of GNU mkisofs version 1.13.
Wow. That is kindof a blast from the past.
bringing it to up-to-date standards, as
well as implementing some unique features that are necessary for GRUB,
the GNU bootloader.
Would you be interested in cooperating with
the
Hi,
On Fri, Jan 08, 2010 at 05:30:09PM +0100, Joerg Schilling wrote:
You also do not mention that the even outdated version of mkisofs you are
using
contains code from me.
This is true (at least for files prototyp.h, fctldefs.h, statdefs.h and
mconfig.h where your name appears). It's
On Fri, Jan 08, 2010 at 08:24:10PM +0100, Thomas Schmitt wrote:
bringing it to up-to-date standards, as
well as implementing some unique features that are necessary for GRUB,
the GNU bootloader.
Would you be interested in cooperating with
the libburnia project ? (Exchanging knowledge,
Hi,
* Support for creating large images ( 4 GiB).
You are aware that even quite young Linux kernels
have problems to read multi-extent files ?
My 2.6.18 swallows the last few bytes if the file
size is not a multiple of 2048.
(libisofs can dare to produce such files without
warning because
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