I put a CF card in my linux-2.6.7 laptop and mounted it. Then I wrote some files with japanese filenames onto it, using emacs, and writing the names in UTF8. Then I sync'd and unmounted the card. Next, I put that card into a Japanese windows 2000 system and was able to read those filenames. I think what happened was that the linux-2.6.7 kernel automatically converted the characters to the proper codepage (cp932 I think) before writing those files to the card. Then I used the Japanese windows 2000 system to create some new directories and files with Japanese names. Then I ejected the CF, and brought it back to my linux-2.6.7 system, and I was able to read those new filenames no problems. Finally, I tried to mount the CF card on my linux-2.4.18 embedded system. Now I have problems: the filenames written by linux-2.6.7 were visible, but the filenames written by Japanese windows 2000 were not. Why is that? Thanks, Dave -- Kernelnewbies: Help each other learn about the Linux kernel. Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/kernelnewbies/ FAQ: http://kernelnewbies.org/faq/
