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One of the thing I have already argued is that the grace period is also an issue... Hopefully it has been rejected I believe.

David GLAUDE

Carsten Svaneborg wrote:
US5579517 = EP618540 (B1)
Common name space for long and short filenames
http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?IDX=EP618540

One previous art could be UMSDOS from the linux kernel.
I remember contributing to the mangling algorithm to translate a long name into a short name...

Also, obviously Joliet, Romeo and other scheme to have long and short name while respecting ISO file system (CDR) are also similar idea.

Now it require checking timeline.








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