Subject: Win'95 attributes support To: None <netbsd-
announce@NetBSD.ORG> From: Wolfgang Solfrank <> List: netbsd-
announce Date: 11/29/1995 16:13:27 NetBSD-current now has
support for Win'95 long filenames and Win'95  separate
creation/modification/access timestamps. If used, the behaviour
is similar to the way Win'95 handles them. I.e., the names are
written with mixed case, but case is ignored on lookup.
Timestamps are written into previously reserved areas.  There
are three possible ways now to mount your DOS filesystem:  1.
"mount -t msdos -o -l /dev/xxx /dir" will force support of
Win'95 long filenames. I.e., files on the filesystem with long
names will be displayed with this long name, and new files will
be written with long names (as if created under Win'95).  2.
"mount -t msdos -o -s /dev/xxx /dir" will not display any long
filenames on files from the filesystem, and will not generate
entries having long names. Note, that contrary to the old
behaviour, this includes a translation from/to DOS-850 code