| The first standard
used for data
CDs on PC
or IBM compatible
computers.
Unfortunately, in the beginning, many manufacturers had their own
implementation of this loose standard. The ISO 9660 standard is
constantly being upgraded and tightened to include new methods. The
most important factor of this standard is when having both audio and
data on one CD that the data is placed before the audio. This was
originally referred to as High
Sierra.
Apple Macintosh
CDs use HFS, the same file
system used with their other disk
drives.
Also see: CD definitions, HFS,
Hybrid, ISO,
Joliet
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