No,My fileSystem is FAT32,and it seems not convert the filename to UTF-8
"Dave Huang" <khym@azeotrope.org> 
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> On Mon, Jul 04, 2005 at 11:16:35AM +0800, skysbird wrote:
>> Thanks for your help,and now I have a chinese Gnome(KDE)on my NetBSD. But 
>> my
>> files in chinese name are too many in my Windows Disk, I cannot change 
>> their
>> name's code to ascii or utf-8 one by one. I hope someone can tell me 
>> whether
>> there is a tool like gbfs support in Freebsd in NetBSD now.
>
> Is your Windows disk NTFS? I thought NTFS always used Unicode UCS-2
> for filenames, and NetBSD automatically converts it to UTF-8. And
> aren't the long filenames in VFAT UCS-2 also?
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