If I copy a japanese char from firefox, and use it as a file name, I can view this file name correctly on FC7,but I cann't view this file name correctly on Windows XP;
If the file is commit by cvs user from Windows XP, I can't view file name correctly on FC7(on Windows XP, japanese character is shift-jis, on FC7 japanese character is utf8 or ujis, I think I need sjis(shift-jis)).
where could I get or find this package?
2007/12/20, Ed Greshko <Ed.Greshko@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
王鹏 wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have a problem about japanese character set and language package.
>
> In my Fedora core 7, this are some files,their name are japanese,and I
> can't view their name correctly in Windows XP.
> use `locale -a | grep j`, I find:
> ja_JP
> ja_JP.eucjp
> ja_JP.ujis
> ja_JP.utf8
> japanese
> japanese.euc
>
> in my FC7.
>
> If I want to view their name correctly in Windows XP, I need Shift-JIS
> japanese language package for FC7, is that right?
> and I find a package "fonts-japanese-0.20061016-6.fc7.noarch.rpm" in the
> FC7 install DVD, but it seems there isn't a Shift-JIS language package
> contained.
> where could I get or find this package?
>
> Any help you can provide in clearing this up would be greatly appreciated.
How were the file names created? AFAIK, Windows XP uses utf8 just fine and
I can create a file with a name of ?谷 in my RHELv4 system and view it
without problem in Windows XP with the file being accessible via a samba share.
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