[TriLUG] Rock Ridge Extensions
Joel Ebel
jbebel at ncsu.edu
Thu Apr 7 09:24:26 EDT 2005
There's nothing wrong with having a rock ridge and joliet combined cd.
I've seen the frequently. Most of Red Hat's iso's are made this way.
However, if you don't need linux style permissions and ownerships
there's no need to do it. All you need is -R for rock ridge and -J for
Joliet. They can coexist fine.
Joel
Brian Henning wrote:
> Hi Y'all,
> I'm using the -J mkisofs option to put Joliet extensions in my ISOs,
> so that I get better long filename/path support. However, when I do
> that, mkisofs spits out a warning that I am omitting Rock Ridge
> Extensions, and that it is "highly recommended" that I add them.
>
> I've never had any problems reading CDs burned from ISOs where this
> warning was given. But I also don't like warnings, if I can avoid them.
>
> Only problem is, I can't figure out how to add Rock Ridge. RR seems to
> be the default if -J *isn't* specified, but also appears to be turned
> off if -J *is* specified. I tried --force-rr, but that didn't work (and
> more careful reading of the manpage sort of explained why).. But even a
> pattern search through the manpage for "rock ridge" doesn't seem to tell
> me how to add Rock Ridge to a Joliet ISO.
>
> So. How do you do it? (-:
>
> Thanks!
> ~Brian
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