GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 546592
Filenames on Cd shortend [Windows 2000 Explorer view] or changed through brasero
Last modified: 2011-10-20 17:18:20 UTC
Please describe the problem: 1. Filenames changed on burned CD: If i burn some files from a fat32 and some files from a ext3 partition, then space characters in filenames are transformed to "%20"-Strings . The filenames look something unreadable in nautilus. All this happend when i used ubuntu 8.04 and burned simple data-CDs with brasero. 2. Other brasero-problem with burning simple data cds: I can burn files from ext3 or fat32 partitions separately. But the cds with content from ext3-partitions show an other strange behaviour: This is only visible with the windows explorer [i use ubuntu 8.04 and windows 2000 on my pc]. The windows explorer shows shortend 8.3-filenames like DOS. Nautilus correctly shows the "longer" filenames ... But the feature "increase compatibility with windows systems" is switched on. Is there something wrong with the readability of the cd format? Best regards, Bernhard Steps to reproduce: 1. see above! 2. do the same! 3. Actual results: I happens again, what else? Expected results: Does this happen every time? perhaps. not checked! I don't burn thousands of cds. Other information: no.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 589919 ***