HIRT wrote:
> 
> Okay,
> 
> I just bought a cdrom from these guys.  Everything seemed to be going
> great.  Install was going along fine until it asked for the directory for
> the sets.  I gave it the path and it choked.  I went under windoze on a
> friends machine and checked the path names.  Seemed everything started
> with an uppercase letter.  No problem.  Went back to install.  Typed in
> new pathnames.  Still choked.  Went back under Dos.  All path and file
> names are in uppercase.  Install cannot see them.  If anyone could help me
> out I would appreciate it.

At least official NetBSD 1.3.2 CDs are using Rock-Ridge extensions
(which is not supported under windoze nor dos), so the paths
were other under windoze than under NetBSD when mounted via mount_cd9660.
You can any time try to exit sysinstall and then do something like
mount_cd9660 /dev/cd0a /mnt2
and check the paths directly on the install machine.

Even if CheapBytes CDs won't use Rock-Ridge I pretty doubt it's
using all uppercase names. It's just DOS convention to print names 
that way.

Jarda
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