[EMAIL PROTECTED] quoted and then wrote:
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ISO 9660 : 1988 (E) 6.8.1 says that a Directory shall consist
of only one File Section. Given that limit of 4GB on the size
of any File Section (and thus a Directory) assuming a Directory
Record size of 64 bytes (to make the
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Looks like you like to make your own standard...
Sorry, I don't understand that comment.
If my understanding of ISO 9660 is incorrect, I would like to
know where I have made an error.
Problems usually occur when people like you start to freely interpret
standards ia a
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ISO 9660 : 1988 (E) 6.8.1 says that a Directory shall consist
of only one File Section. Given that limit of 4GB on the size
of any File Section (and thus a Directory) assuming a Directory
Record size of 64 bytes (to make the math easy), it seems to me
a Directory
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mkisofs definitey does not skip those files silently!
It prints: File %s is too large - ignoring\n
It is not possible to put files 2 GB into a ISO-9660 fs.
Presumably this is just a limit of the mkisofs program.
ISO 9660 : 1988 (E) 9.1.4 says a 32 bit number is used
[EMAIL PROTECTED] quoted and then wrote:
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mkisofs definitey does not skip those files silently!
It prints: File %s is too large - ignoring\n
It is not possible to put files 2 GB into a ISO-9660 fs.
Presumably this is just a limit of the mkisofs program.
ISO 9660 :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] quoted and then wrote:
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Yesterday i lost a 2,3 GB big file because mkisofs silently skipped it.
mkisofs ... $dir rm -rf $dir
I had the luck that i can reget that file. But next time it's possibel
that i'm not so lucky. So it
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