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Any plans (is it even possible?) to add the same
bootability features to mkudffs that are in mkisofs?
Out of curiosity, since I didn't see it mentioned
elsewhere, can someone tell me the maximum size iso9660
filesystem you can create (over 2G? full 4.7G no
problem?). I suppose if I can create a bootable 4.7G
iso9660, then its far less important to me that mkudffs
supports it. I'm assuming that its at least
spec-possible with udf since the claim is that udf is
meant to replace iso9660.
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Making a UDF/ISO-9660 bridge filesystem may help, but
mkudffs does not support that yet.
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The SuSE Linux DVD has been bootable ever since it first shipped, with
7.0 (or earlier?). I have no info on how it is made, but it contains an
iso9660 filesystem (or at least something which is compatible with
one). isoinfo -d -i /dev/dvd works correctly on the SuSE dvd.
Volker