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Bug ID 4089052
Synopsis RFE: pcfs needs to support non ASCII character filename.
State 10-Fix Delivered (Fix available in build)
Category:Subcategory kernel:pcfs
Keywords PSARC/2005/428 | PSARC/2005/446 | i18n | l10n | rtiq_reviewed | solaris-asia-bugs
Responsible Engineer Narayana Kadoor
Reported Against 5.4 , s10_73 , snv_43 , s10u1_10 , s28u1_05 , s297_fcs , s9u6_fcs , solaris_10
Duplicate Of
Introduced In
Commit to Fix snv_71
Fixed In snv_71
Release Fixed solaris_nevada(snv_71) , solaris_10u7(s10u7_02) (Bug ID:2168050)
Related Bugs 6294545 , 1213186 , 4325767 , 6374618 , 6396243 , 6417428 , 6492438 , 6535526 , 6537516 , 6585263 , 6585297 , 6585274 , 6685028 , 6740825 , 6833480 , 6206792 , 6224924 , 6225987
Submit Date 28-October-1997
Last Update Date 12-November-2008
Description 
osamu.sayama@Japan 1997-10-28
Currently, pcfs doesn't support non ASCII character filename.
For example, some of Japanese application uses PC Kanji code
(PCK) encoding (multi byte character) for its file name.
However, pcfs cannot handle this encoding as a valid character

** Test Case
1. Create FAT formated floopy in Windows XP
2. Create localized file name in Windows XP and copy this to the above media.
3. On Solaris and your UTF-8 locale,
	# /etc/init.d/vold stop
	# mount -F pcfs /dev/diskette /mnt
4. Check the following.
   - 'ls /mnt' shows correct localized file name.
   - Copy and localized file name from/to this media to/from Solaris.
   - Check localized file name copied from Solaris works fine on Windows XP.
 xxxxx@xxxxx.com 2005-06-14 01:50:04 GMT
Work Around 
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Comments 
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