Ok People, I'm cutting to the chase. Why can't we emulate an ntfs? You have unix, fat, and win95, but no ntfs. Background: Virtual Dub can save raw video. Raw video has the highest quality. But if the file is over 2 g, then it fails. Reason is that win95 restricts files over 2gb. NtFs doesn't. I've tried compressors, and it is a nightmare. Tell me. Where the heck is ntfs support for virtual filesystems, like win95? Ben -- Looking for the phantom ntfs.
Hi, On Saturday 01 May 2004 05:47, Ben Jolitz wrote:> Why can't we emulate an ntfs? You have unix, fat, and win95, but no ntfs. > Background: > Virtual Dub can save raw video. Raw video has the highest quality. But > if the file is over 2 g, then it fails. Reason is that win95 restricts > files over 2gb. NtFs doesn't.I came across that too. There's a hack that used to work but it doesn't work on the most recent wines (since about 20040309). In files/drive.c, search for: 'F','A','T' and change it to: 'N','T','F','S' then VirtualDub thinks it's running on an NTFS drive and you can save huge files. I've had a quick look at 20040408 but there doesn't appear to be a direct equivalent that can be hacked. Regards, Stephen
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 23:47:41 -0500, you wrote:> Ok People, I'm cutting to the chase. > Why can't we emulate an ntfs? You have unix, fat, and win95, but no ntfs. > Background: > Virtual Dub can save raw video. Raw video has the highest quality. But > if the file is over 2 g, then it fails. Reason is that win95 restricts > files over 2gb. NtFs doesn't. I've tried compressors, and it is a > nightmare. Tell me. > Where the heck is ntfs support for virtual filesystems, like win95?The "Filesystem" option has been removed for some time. AFAIK, if the "real" file system supports large files, Wine will do as well. Does it not work? Rein. -- Rein Klazes rklazes@xs4all.nl