The filename in the CD different in Windows and unix

[jim martin]

Do u encounter this situation that when u burn a unix installation folder to a CD in Windows ...
you see the file name is in long formate but when u put the CD in unix.. the file name all being
shorten

For example you can see EntriQiew_Server_Install.bin in windows inside CD but when u put in the
unix box it become entriqie.bin even Uppercase change to lower case.

How to burn those files into CD in Windows so that when we put into unix box, the filename will
remain the same.  It caused my program not able to installed because of the wrong name and i
cannot edit the CD content filename

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[Luciano Miguel Ferreira Rocha]

On Fri, Oct 12, 2007 at 04:59:14AM -0700, jim martin wrote:
> Do u encounter this situation that when u burn a unix installation folder to a CD in Windows ...
> you see the file name is in long formate but when u put the CD in unix.. the file name all being
> shorten

Please don't shorten "you" and capitalize it corretly. As it is it
is harder to read.
> For example you can see EntriQiew_Server_Install.bin in windows inside CD but when u put in the
> unix box it become entriqie.bin even Uppercase change to lower case.

When recording the CD, make sure it has rock-ridge extensions enabled.

Actually, the Joliet extension should be enough, as I guess it was
enable for windows to recognize the long names. I don't know why the
joliet extension isn't recognized by your kernel for that CD, but using
rock-ridge extensions should make it work under Linux/Unix.

[jim martin]

Thanks but When i was using the Nero to burn the CD, but there is no such option in the process,
do you know where to change ?

--- Luciano Rocha  wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 12, 2007 at 04:59:14AM -0700, jim martin wrote:
> > Do u encounter this situation that when u burn a unix installation folder to a CD in Windows
>
> ...
> > you see the file name is in long formate but when u put the CD in unix.. the file name all
>
> being
> > shorten
>
> Please don't shorten "you" and capitalize it corretly. As it is it
> is harder to read.
> > For example you can see EntriQiew_Server_Install.bin in windows inside CD but when u put in
>
> the
> > unix box it become entriqie.bin even Uppercase change to lower case.
>
> When recording the CD, make sure it has rock-ridge extensions enabled.
>
> Actually, the Joliet extension should be enough, as I guess it was
> enable for windows to recognize the long names. I don't know why the
> joliet extension isn't recognized by your kernel for that CD, but using
> rock-ridge extensions should make it work under Linux/Unix.
>
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[Luciano Miguel Ferreira Rocha]

On Fri, Oct 12, 2007 at 05:11:18AM -0700, jim martin wrote:
> Thanks but When i was using the Nero to burn the CD, but there is no such option in the process,
> do you know where to change ?

It should be in advanced options and such. On Nero 5 it doesn't exist,
only Nero 6 and later. But I don't have a windows version, so I can't
tell you where exactly the configuration entry is.

[Luciano Miguel Ferreira Rocha]

On Fri, Oct 12, 2007 at 01:19:11PM +0100, Luciano Rocha wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 12, 2007 at 05:11:18AM -0700, jim martin wrote:
> > Thanks but When i was using the Nero to burn the CD, but there is no such option in the process,
> > do you know where to change ?
>
> It should be in advanced options and such. On Nero 5 it doesn't exist,
> only Nero 6 and later. But I don't have a windows version, so I can't
> tell you where exactly the configuration entry is.

I didn't found the options on the available Nero manuals. Still, you can
use a Windows version of mkisofs to create the .iso and then burn it
with Nero (create it with the "-r -J -joliet-long" options).

Or you can try an OSS recorder:
http://infrarecorder.sourceforge.net/