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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: amiga4001 on September 23, 2009, 06:35:13 AM
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I burned a datadvd witch contains a dir with a lot off files and a few subdirs.
Burning went allright and after burning I tested to see I could acces these files on my peg2..ok.
Even copying etc is ok on the pegasos.
Then I wanted to copy the contains from the dvd onto the harddisk from the xp pc.
I can read the dvd ok and also I am able to copy single files but there are a lot of dir's which won't let them copy themselves.
Pc says unable to read from source..
Also information off these files on pc says read only if that makes a difference?
Pegasos tells me files are readable writeable..
Please some advice.
Latest Fpan with key btw and +DVD.
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I had problems also using Frying Pan but with WinUAE, i make a DVD with a five directories with .info icon files and a lot of files inside, but when i try to read from PC my case is worst, i can't see any file or directory, and from WinUAE all the .info icon files are lost. Maybe is something wrong with Frying Pan and DVD's, because if i include one dir only with a lot of files, then all the contain is ok.
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Initial thought is path length. Are there lots of nested folders on the DVD?
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It's a root dir containing 3259 subdirs and 51687 files.
Subdirs also contain a lot off files.
I also tried an other dir much smaller same problem.
As soon as I pack the dir into one file (.zip) and unpack it on the xp machine it is ok.
But this is quite a longgoing project as packing and unpacking takes quite some time.
Maybe as someone on morphzone suggested it has something to do with the names off the files?
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Did you ever solve this?
I've had similar problems before. Infact a CD I burnt using AmiDVD on OS4 had one dir that did not show on Workbench but did exist! :-?
But It think the problem is the read only protections bits. You see, although it is logical for a CDROM disc to be read only, when a dir is copied to the HD it will also be read only and thus non-writable! :-o
That said, I don't know how to stop a disc from being unreadable,but kmnow it can happen. For example, I wanted to check out the X1000 boot CD in my Mac. It mounted it but the disc was completely empty! :-o