On Wed, 1 Nov 2000, russell muetzeleldt wrote:

: also, don't the -l and -L options break strict ISO9660 conformance??

No:

  -l allows 32-character filenames, which is perfectly valid in
  ISO9660; normally, mkisofs/mkhybrid uses 8.3 to allow MS-DOS to read the
  disc.

  -L allows filenames to begin with a period, which won't usually happen on
  a NetBSD CD, but is also perfectly valid in ISO9660.

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