> Name something that uses "joliet level 3 cdrom format", I mean a cd-title.
> If I could obtain a copy of a cd using this format, then a test could be
> tried against code variations.
ooohh, this might be hard. the cd is a backup of my hdd, i'll have to find
out which software the guy used to burn it. also, i have no idea how to
check what kinda format the cd is, except via mounting it :). mounting it
in 2.0.35 displays the message ISO9660 Extensions: Microsoft Joliet Level 3,
which is where i got my info.
> This must be another MS-propritary format again........
yes...and incompatible with everything else:
- dos cant read it
- os/2 cant handle it properly
- win95 in dos mode cant handle it
having a backup cd in joliet is pretty useless :(. i've heard its possible
to write a hybrid that can be read in DOS tho.
leon
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