I thought this might be of interest to some of you:

http://toast.unwind.co.il/hacks/mkisofs-iconv.patch

This patch allows you to use pretty much any encoding in the world with
mkisofs' "Joliet" support -- especially the UTF-8 encoding, which
mkisofs' own encoding tables lack. If you keep your file system in
UTF-8, have some files with non-English names and want to produce CDs
which Windows display with correct filenames (and not some gibbrish),
this patch is for you.

Technically, this patch makes mkisofs use iconv instead of its internal
limited set of translation tables.

Applies on: cdrtools 1.10

Since this feature isn't going into the next version of the cdrtools
package (due to the feature freeze), I provide it as a patch
for now.

Authors: Jungshik Shin and me.
(I improved the patch he posted on linux-utf8 to actually produce ISOs
legible in Windows.)

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