Stenudd
March 2nd, 2008, 06:37 PM
Okey here we go.
I've got my game on a .iso file and I want to install it.
In windows its "easy" to mount, just need daemon-tools then the games works fine to install.
In linux it works fine to mount but when I running the setup.exe via wine for example it will fail. On a closer look in the directory i've mount the .iso file in. some files have been renamed. they have got a tilde (~). I know they will do this if the name is longer then 8 characters. 8+3 extension, 11 totally charcters then.
How is this problem solved? Is there an mount program in Linux like deamon-tools that can handle this files? At this moment Iam mount the files via the mount command and it works fine unless the ~ thing.
It cant be the .ISO that is broken then not even windows could mount it I've figured out :) I've read the MAN page for mount and found the nojoliet options but it didn't done the trick for me?
PS. Running Gentoo and have "Microsoft Joliet CDROM extension" built in in the kernel.
Thanks in advance
/ Stenudd
I've got my game on a .iso file and I want to install it.
In windows its "easy" to mount, just need daemon-tools then the games works fine to install.
In linux it works fine to mount but when I running the setup.exe via wine for example it will fail. On a closer look in the directory i've mount the .iso file in. some files have been renamed. they have got a tilde (~). I know they will do this if the name is longer then 8 characters. 8+3 extension, 11 totally charcters then.
How is this problem solved? Is there an mount program in Linux like deamon-tools that can handle this files? At this moment Iam mount the files via the mount command and it works fine unless the ~ thing.
It cant be the .ISO that is broken then not even windows could mount it I've figured out :) I've read the MAN page for mount and found the nojoliet options but it didn't done the trick for me?
PS. Running Gentoo and have "Microsoft Joliet CDROM extension" built in in the kernel.
Thanks in advance
/ Stenudd