On Monday 13 March 2006 13:11, Kostas Sfakiotakis wrote: > > Anne : mkisofs by default uses the ISO88590-1 charachter set ( which is > plain english ) so any file names using Greek Charachters for example would > be reject or there would be need for conversion ( Something like > Greeklish ) > or you could you the > > -input-charset > > of mkisofs in order to use an alternate charachter set for the > input files . Since the output files are going to use the input > charachter set > by default there is no need for any other modifications > > The correct setting for Greek Charachters for example would be > > -input-charset ISO8859-7 , > > you can use the > > #mkisofs -input-charset help , > > command for assistance on the charachter set to be used . > Thanks, Kostas. I didn't see this until a few minutes ago. It appears that mkisofs is quite happy with utf8, so I'll make sure that everything is set to that in future. All the other 'clues' were red-herrings. It was this character-set problem that had been the downfall. Anne
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