[ale] Re: 2.0.34 & iso9660?

[Eric Z. Ayers]

Ha! Yes!  You have to turn on Unicode support on the filesystems page, 
then you'll get the option to turn on ISO9660, DOS, and a plethora of
others.  You don't see this if you run make menuconfig, but it is
pretty obvious if you run make xconfig.

I'd like to slap someone on the side of the head for that one.

-Eric.

David A. Brooks writes:
 > 
 > ale-
 > 
 > Im my quest to find the latest release of imake (which still eludes me to
 > this hour, any information on tracking this down would be wonderful), I
 > think I stumbled upon something odd in the Linux 2.0.34 kernel.
 > 
 > I was trying to mount a cdrom, and I noticed it said "iso9660 filesystem
 > type not supported by kernel".
 > 
 > So, I thought, "okay, i'll just compile a module real quick, load it up
 > and i'll be good," then it hit me.  I noticed there was -no- option for
 > the iso9660 filesystem found commonly on most CD-ROM's.  Has anyone else
 > noticed this, or do I just have a defunct kernel source?
 > 
 > -Dave Brooks
 > 
 > 
 > 
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