I have a DVD with 25 files, 4.4GB, no sessions.

But from MorphOS I can only see 16 files, 2.8 GB! When I boot on the Linux side, the DVD is perfectly readable. I copied the files in an ext3 partition and later accessed normally from MorphOS with the ext2 driver.

Is there any limitation with DVDs in MorphOS?

I think there are no limitations in MOS, I can read the whole 4.7 GBs. But some old versions had troubles with the over 4GB part of the disc (1.4.2 maybe, I don't remember). Try the latest MOS if you don't already have it!

I have MOS 1.5 ....

joking ;p

I have the latest update 1.4.5 with no weird Ambients

There's no limits beyond those imposed by the format(s), but you're not saying how this DVD is made .. I assume it's a data DVD? ..if so, is it plain ISO, or a mixture (like UDF+ISO)? ..if it's a mixture your problem is probably that you are viewing the contents of different formats on MorphOS and Linux (and one is less complete than the other for some reason)...


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yeah, it's a data DVD. It should be plain ISO, if program didn't lie... I'll check with another one. Burnt from Windows XP with DVD Decrypter.

I burnt some other files and got the same problem... If I do "du -h CDO:" I get 2.5 GB, but if do "df -h" I see that CD0: is 3.9 GB....

>_< don't get it ...

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Ditto.

Sounds very odd...


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