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One of my colleagues is having an issue moving files between a windows box and the AIX servers in the office.
The filenames are being truncated though i don't know to what extent. He's using Nero to burn the CD and I think he mentioned he's using Joliet. I found another thread that shows a solution for Solaris, but i'm a complete Unix noob, so my question is, does this rule apply to AIX systems? Thanks |
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Quite probably, that's what RockRidge is -- iso9660 extensions for UNIX-like operating systems.
The easiest solution without shelling out for yet more proprietary windows software, might be to just archive everything. Name-mangle a tarball and nobody cares, the contents don't change. If you've got gnu tar on the AIX system then the Windows 7-zip GUI app can make archives for it. It's very nice, it's even usable from a right-click context menu. |
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