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Author: Logan Kennelly
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Subject: windows having trouble reading burned cd
On Wednesday 28 August 2002 15:17, Craig S. wrote:
> ok, this really bites cause I know this is a windows problem with Joliet
> support. I spent the past few days putting several jpg's together with
> index.html files so that they can be viewed easily with a web browser.
> The pages work great on my system. So I make a iso with the mkhybrid
> command, I did it like this:
>
> mkhybrid -r -o lab_manual html/chm151


You are correct about the Joliet thing. (On my system, at least) mkhybrid
and mkisofs are the same program. Thus, you must specify which CD formats
to use. My common string is:

mkisofs -r -J -f path/to

- -r: Translate the owner, group, and permission of the files to something
more portable to other systems. This also includes the Rock Ridge
protocol, so you are covered on the Unix side of things.

- -J: Include the Joliet file system (this is what you want)

- -f: Follow symbolic links. Always helpful.

> instead of using <a href="table_of_contents/index.html">Table of
> Contents</a>
>
> should I truncate this to something like <a href="toc/index.htm>Table of
> Contents</a>


I wouldn't. I don't know when Microsoft started including Joliet support,
but Windows 98 and Windows XP should be just fine with it.


Good luck.

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