windows having trouble reading burned cd

[Craig S.]

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> From: Logan Kennelly <voltage_spike@fastmail.fm>
> To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
> Subject: Re: windows having trouble reading burned cd
> Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2002 12:39:35 -0700
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> You should not be seeing this.  The Joliet file name extension exists to 
> extend the character set and the name lengths.  If you are still getting 
> 8.3 (eight character name, three character file extension) file name 
> limits, then you either did not include Joliet support or, as I mentioned, 
> the system in question does not support the Joliet extension.  I was under 
> the impression that it was introduced in Windows 95b (but I may be 
> incorrect in this), so I would double-check the former.
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hmmm, yeah you are right. I swore that I compiled in Joliet support but it wasn't there. recompiled and loaded the new kernel, I will see if the new cd works on Tues. I just wish the damn school would load linux onto their systems instead of windows. Not only would it save us taxpayers some dough, but it would get people used to something other than windows.

Craig S.