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Interesting ISO/NTFS issue

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Yep, but we need also (at least) one that works without copying to (maybe) spot some differences.

I quickly checked only the first (Freedos Live) and the last (Aros Live).

The first one is made with (good ol') mkisofs, the latter with  genisoimage.

Both are NOT hybrid images (i.e. first 16 sectors are 00's).

Both are bootable (BootId 88) and bootmedia 0 (no emulation boot).

First one has no joliet (but Rockridge), second one has both Joliet and Rockridge (and additionally uses ISO 9660:1999 Relaxed Format).

One of the good things about mkisofs (that later programs stupidly removed) is the default feature of writing in the image the actual command line used to build the .iso, so the FreeDos iso has been made with the (rather "normal") commands:

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MKI Sun Feb 20 07:45:28 2022
3.02a09 -quiet -o ../fd-hydra.iso -V FD13-LiveCD -r -b isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table

jaclaz


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I noticed "Joliet UCS Level-1" on working ISOs. No Rock Ridge .

I'll look into creating something.

Edited by awkduck

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genisoimage -J -ucs-level 1 -o test.iso /iso_files

This ISO failed to function.

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One of the CD ISOs, that works, was made with WinOnCD. Still UCS Level 1 and no Rock Ridge.

  • 2 weeks later...

I checked ReactOS image - and all is working as expected without any errors: copy and mount of image (on USB NTFS drive, on ATA NTFS drive and on ATA FAT32 drive).

 

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