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On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 4:31 PM, Mark Knecht <markknecht@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> NOTE: To others discussing the various positives and negatives of |
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> Windows file systems please note that I had no choice in the matter. |
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> The only thing this piece of equipment accepts on it's USB port is |
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> VFAT. |
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If you run into any unreadable files when reading it on the |
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destination equipment, it's possibly due to incompatible filenames. |
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Try mounting vfat with check=strict and possibly changing the codepage |
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to whatever the destination system wants it to be. |
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If you don't use symbols or excessively long file names or extensions |
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I think it should be fine. (I think there's a 256 character full |
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path+filename limit as well on Windows systems) |
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