11-02-2015, 10:13 PM
Hi oxo42
Different filesystems have different requirements. This link (http://www.comentum.com/File-Systems-HFS-FAT-UFS.html) lists the information below for Windows compatibility.
Windows file names compatibility:
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fat32 invalid filename characters
fat32 valid filename characters
Different filesystems have different requirements. This link (http://www.comentum.com/File-Systems-HFS-FAT-UFS.html) lists the information below for Windows compatibility.
Windows file names compatibility:
- Windows uses two different file systems: File Allocation Table (FAT) file system and New Technology File System (NTFS).
- File and folder names may be up to 255 characters long on FAT file systems and 256 characters long on NTFS. Full pathnames may be up to 260 characters long.
- There is a limit to the full pathnames of 260 characters long.
- Backslash "\" is used as the directory separator.
- File and directory names may not contain the special characters: "/\*?<>|:
- Periods are allowed in file and directory names, but not as the last character. for example "letter.doc" is legal but "letterdoc." is illegal file name.
- Filenames preserves case but are not case sensitive.
If you want more/different links try Googling phrases like:
fat32 invalid filename characters
fat32 valid filename characters