ISO-9660 filesystem support (with extensions)
driver ... cd cd_options ... &
Neutrino
Where driver is one of the devb-* drivers, and
cd_options is one or more of the following, separated by commas:
- case=asis|lower|upper
- Control the case used to display ISO-9660 filenames (to a
readdir()
request; all pathname matching is always performed case-insensitively on
such names):
- asis -- don't convert the filename in any way;
if the CD was mastered with strict ISO-9660 compliance, the name will
be in uppercase, but more lenient utilities could produce mixed-case
filenames.
- lower -- convert to lowercase (the default).
- upper -- convert to uppercase.
RRIP and Joliet store case-preserving names and ignore this option.
- exe
- Set execute permission (on all non-RRIP regular files).
- gid=group
- Set the owning group to group for files on disks without Rock
Ridge extensions. The default is 0 (root).
- hidden=hidden_mode
- Specify what to do with "hidden" files.
The hidden_mode can be one of:
- ignore -- ignore the hidden files; they don't appear
in the filesystem.
- show -- (the default) show hidden files in the
filesystem as normal files.
- dot -- show hidden files in the filesystem with a dot
(.) prefixed to their names.
- info=path
- The name of the information pseudo-directory (the default is
-.info.).
If the option is empty, no metadata directory is created.
If the option begins with a -, then blank metadata fields are
hidden; if the option begins with a +, then all metadata
fields are presented but may have a length of zero.
- noaudio
- Disable audio extensions (the .info./audio control file).
- nohsf
- Disable High Sierra format.
- nojoliet
- Disable Microsoft Joliet extensions.
- nomulti
- Disable multisession support (mount the first data session instead of
the last).
- norrip
- Disable Rock Ridge extensions.
- uid=user
- Set the owner to user for files on disks without Rock Ridge
extensions. The default is 0 (root).
- umask=mask
- Apply this permission mask to files on disks without Rock Ridge extensions.
The default is 0 (all access permissions).
In addition, you can specify any of the
filesystem options
described for
io-blk.so.
The fs-cd.so shared object provides support for
ISO-9660 filesystems.
It's automatically loaded by the devb-*
drivers when mounting an ISO-9660 filesystem.
devb-*,
fs-dos.so,
fs-ext2.so,
fs-qnx4.so,
fs-qnx6.so,
io-blk.so,
mount,
umount
"CD-ROM filesystem"
in the Working With Filesystems chapter of the User's Guide