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Subject: resource forks on ISO_9660 CD's.
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What does the CD driver under FreeBSD have to do to deal with resource
forks (presumably files of type 0x4)??

Strangely enough the HSFS driver under Solaris can't deal with these
files at all. 

It was not a problem under FreeBSD 2.1