On Thursday 16 December 2004 0726, somebody named Jean Hoderd inscribed
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> Btw, the reason why I wanted to preserve the original
> order is simple: I am burning a CD with MP3s for a
> hardware player. I wanted the tracks to appear in
> a certain order, which is not the same as the
>
> How the files are listed is purely determined by the
> program you use
> for listing that info, so ls, mc, krusader, even
> firefox or whatever
> you use for that.
>
> `ls' has lots of sorting options. By default it
> sorts the files
> alphabetically, which I guess is what most programs
> do. Yo
> I had a look on google "iso9660 directory order",
> apparently I guessed right:
>
> > ISO 9660 also specifies the order of the records
> in a directory.
> > They must be sorted by the relative value of the
> File Identifier field.
Hi,
And thanks for the info! I should have guessed
that there
On Thu, Dec 16, 2004 at 02:26:42AM -0800, Jean Hoderd wrote:
> I am trying to create a CD where the file order
> in the directory list is the same as it was under
> the original ext3 partition. However, mkisofs
> *always* sorts the entries alphabetically, alas!
Possibly it is a requirement of iso
On Thu, Dec 16, 2004 at 02:26:42AM -0800, Jean Hoderd wrote:
> Hi everybody!
>
> I am trying to create a CD where the file order
> in the directory list is the same as it was under
> the original ext3 partition. However, mkisofs
> *always* sorts the entries alphabetically, alas!
>
> Is there any
Hi everybody!
I am trying to create a CD where the file order
in the directory list is the same as it was under
the original ext3 partition. However, mkisofs
*always* sorts the entries alphabetically, alas!
Is there any way to achieve what I intend?
(please note that the -sort option in mkisofs
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