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Subject: Re: Hybrid Disk Info
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Date: Tue, 2 Aug 1994 23:46:11 GMT
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There is nothing in ISO 9660 that precludes files from being shared by 
more than one directory. In fact, each logical block can be assigned to 
be part of any number of files and/or partitions (in the  ISO 9660 sense).

There SHOULD be nothing in a native file system that precludes such 
sharing of logical blocks with an ISO 9660 conformant structure. Are 
there any native systems that preclude this? If so, don't buy them.