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Information processing — Volume and file structure of CD-ROM for information interchange

Information processing — Volume and file structure of CD-ROM for information interchange

Traitement de l'information — Structure de volume et de fichier des disques optiques compacts à mémoire fixe (CD-ROM) destinés à l'échange d'information

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ICS
35.220.30 - Optical storage devices
Technical Committee
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 23 - Digitally recorded media for information interchange and storage
Drafting Committee
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 23 - Digitally recorded media for information interchange and storage
Current Stage
5020 - FDIS ballot initiated: 2 months. Proof sent to secretariat
Completion Date
18-Nov-2022
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Revises
ISO 9660:1988 - Information processing — Volume and file structure of CD-ROM for information interchange
Effective Date
06-Jun-2022
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ISO 9660:1988/Amd 2:2020 - Information processing — Volume and file structure of CD-ROM for information interchange — Amendment 2
Effective Date
06-Jun-2022
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ISO 9660:1988/Amd 1:2013 - Information processing — Volume and file structure of CD-ROM for information interchange — Amendment 1
Effective Date
06-Jun-2022

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ISO/IEC DIS 9660:2022(E)
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 23
Date: 2022-06-1611

Information processing — Volume and file structure of CD-ROM for information interchange

Traitement de l'information — Structure de volume et de fichier des disques optiques compacts à mémoire

fixe (CD-ROM) destinés à l'échange d'information
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no part of this publication may be reproduced or utilized otherwise in any form or by any means,

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below or ISO’s member body in the country of the requester.
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Contents

Foreword ......................................................................................................................................................................... ix

Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................... xi

1 Scope .................................................................................................................................................................... 1

2 Normative references .................................................................................................................................... 1

3 Terms and definitions .................................................................................................................................... 2

4 Notation ............................................................................................................................................................... 3

4.1 Decimal and hexadecimal notations ......................................................................................................... 3

4.2 Other notations ................................................................................................................................................ 4

5 Conformance ..................................................................................................................................................... 4

5.1 Conformance of a CD-ROM ............................................................................................................................ 4

5.2 Conformance of an information processing system ........................................................................... 4

6 Requirements for a medium ........................................................................................................................ 4

7 Volume structure ............................................................................................................................................. 4

7.1 Arrangement of data on a CD-ROM............................................................................................................ 4

7.1.1 Physical addresses .......................................................................................................................................... 4

7.1.2 Logical sector .................................................................................................................................................... 4

7.1.3 Volume space .................................................................................................................................................... 5

7.2 Arrangement of the volume space ............................................................................................................. 5

7.2.1 System area and data area ........................................................................................................................... 5

7.2.2 Logical block ...................................................................................................................................................... 5

7.3 Arrangement of the data area ..................................................................................................................... 5

7.4 Arrangement of an extent ............................................................................................................................. 6

7.4.1 Extent ................................................................................................................................................................... 6

7.4.2 Mode of recording a file section ................................................................................................................. 6

7.4.3 Interleaved mode............................................................................................................................................. 6

7.4.4 Non-interleaved mode ................................................................................................................................... 7

7.4.5 Data length of a file section .......................................................................................................................... 8

7.4.6 Relation of extended attribute record to file section ......................................................................... 8

7.4.7 Recording of a volume partition ................................................................................................................ 8

7.5 File structure ..................................................................................................................................................... 9

7.5.1 Relation to file sections ................................................................................................................................. 9

7.5.2 Numbering of bytes in a file ......................................................................................................................... 9

7.5.3 Contents of a file ............................................................................................................................................... 9

7.5.4 Associated file ................................................................................................................................................... 9

7.6 Volume set .......................................................................................................................................................... 9

7.7 Volume descriptors ...................................................................................................................................... 10

7.7.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 10

7.7.2 Volume descriptor set ................................................................................................................................. 10

7.8 Directory structure ...................................................................................................................................... 11

7.8.1 Directory .......................................................................................................................................................... 11

7.8.2 Directory hierarchy ..................................................................................................................................... 12

7.8.3 Relation of directory hierarchies............................................................................................................ 13

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7.9 Path table ........................................................................................................................................................ 13

7.9.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 13

7.9.2 Order of path table records ...................................................................................................................... 14

7.9.3 Path table group ........................................................................................................................................... 14

7.9.4 Recorded occurrences of the path table .............................................................................................. 14

7.9.5 Consistency of path tables between volumes of a volume group ............................................... 14

7.10 Record structure........................................................................................................................................... 15

7.10.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 15

7.10.2 Characteristics .............................................................................................................................................. 15

7.10.3 Measured data units (MDU) ..................................................................................................................... 15

7.10.4 Fixed-length records ................................................................................................................................... 15

7.10.5 Variable-length records ............................................................................................................................. 16

8 Recording of descriptor fields ................................................................................................................. 16

8.1 8-bit numerical values ................................................................................................................................ 16

8.1.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 16

8.1.2 8-bit unsigned numerical values ............................................................................................................ 16

8.1.3 8-bit signed numerical values ................................................................................................................. 16

8.2 16-bit numerical value ............................................................................................................................... 16

8.2.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 16

8.2.2 Least significant byte first ......................................................................................................................... 17

8.2.3 Most significant byte first .......................................................................................................................... 17

8.2.4 Both-byte orders .......................................................................................................................................... 17

8.3 32-bit numerical value ............................................................................................................................... 17

8.3.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 17

8.3.2 Least significant byte first ......................................................................................................................... 17

8.3.3 Most significant byte first .......................................................................................................................... 17

8.3.4 Both-byte orders .......................................................................................................................................... 17

8.4 Character sets and coding ......................................................................................................................... 18

8.4.1 d-characters and a-characters ................................................................................................................. 18

8.4.2 c-characters .................................................................................................................................................... 18

8.4.3 Separators and filler ................................................................................................................................... 18

8.4.4 Use of characters in descriptor fields ................................................................................................... 19

8.4.5 Justification of characters ......................................................................................................................... 19

8.5 File identifier ................................................................................................................................................. 20

8.5.1 File identifier format .................................................................................................................................. 20

8.5.2 File identifier length ................................................................................................................................... 20

8.6 Directory identifier ..................................................................................................................................... 21

8.6.1 Directory identifier Format ...................................................................................................................... 21

8.6.2 Reserved directory identifiers ................................................................................................................ 21

8.6.3 Directory identifier length ........................................................................................................................ 21

9 Volume descriptors ..................................................................................................................................... 21

9.1 Format of a volume descriptor ................................................................................................................ 21

9.1.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 21

9.1.2 Volume descriptor type (BP 1) ................................................................................................................ 22

9.1.3 Standard identifier (BP 2 to 6) ................................................................................................................ 22

9.1.4 Volume descriptor version (BP 7) ......................................................................................................... 22

9.1.5 Depends on volume descriptor type (BP 8 to 2 048) ...................................................................... 22

9.2 Boot record ..................................................................................................................................................... 23

9.2.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 23

9.2.2 Volume descriptor type (BP 1) ................................................................................................................ 23

9.2.3 Standard identifier (BP 2 to 6) ................................................................................................................ 23

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9.2.4 Volume descriptor version (BP 7) .......................................................................................................... 23

9.2.5 Boot system identifier (BP 8 to 39) ........................................................................................................ 23

9.2.6 Boot identifier (BP 40 to 71) .................................................................................................................... 23

9.2.7 Boot system use (BP 72 to 2 048) ........................................................................................................... 24

9.3 Volume descriptor set terminator .......................................................................................................... 24

9.3.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 24

9.3.2 Volume descriptor type (BP 1) ................................................................................................................ 24

9.3.3 Standard identifier (BP 2 to 6) ................................................................................................................. 24

9.3.4 Volume descriptor version (BP 7) .......................................................................................................... 24

9.3.5 Reserved for future standardization (BP 8 to 2 048) ...................................................................... 24

9.4 Primary volume descriptor....................................................................................................................... 24

9.4.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 24

9.4.2 Volume descriptor type (BP 1) ................................................................................................................ 26

9.4.3 Standard identifier (BP 2 to 6) ................................................................................................................. 26

9.4.4 Volume descriptor version (BP 7) .......................................................................................................... 26

9.4.5 Unused field (BP 8) ...................................................................................................................................... 26

9.4.6 System identifier (BP 9 to 40) .................................................................................................................. 26

9.4.7 Volume identifier (BP 41 to 72) .............................................................................................................. 26

9.4.8 Unused field (BP 73 to 80) ......................................................................................................................... 27

9.4.9 Volume space size (BP 81 to 88) ............................................................................................................. 27

9.4.10 Unused field (BP 89 to 120) ...................................................................................................................... 27

9.4.11 Volume set size (BP 121 to 124) .............................................................................................................. 27

9.4.12 Volume sequence number (BP 125 to 128) ........................................................................................ 27

9.4.13 Logical block size (BP 129 to 132) .......................................................................................................... 27

9.4.14 Path table size (BP 133 to 140) ............................................................................................................... 27

9.4.15 Location of occurrence of type L path table (BP 141 to 144) ........................................................ 27

9.4.16 Location of optional occurrence of type L path table (BP 145 to 148) ...................................... 27

9.4.17 Location of occurrence of type M path table (BP 149 to 152) ...................................................... 28

9.4.18 Location of optional occurrence of type M path table (BP 153 to 156) .................................... 28

9.4.19 Directory record for root directory (BP 157 to 190) ....................................................................... 28

9.4.20 Volume set identifier (BP 191 to 318) .................................................................................................. 28

9.4.21 Publisher identifier (BP 319 to 446) ..................................................................................................... 28

9.4.22 Data preparer identifier (BP 447 to 574) ............................................................................................ 28

9.4.23 Application identifier (BP 575 to 702) ................................................................................................. 29

9.4.24 Copyright file identifier (BP 703 to 739) ............................................................................................. 29

9.4.25 Abstract file identifier (BP 740 to 776) ................................................................................................ 29

9.4.26 Bibliographic file identifier (BP 777 to 813) ...................................................................................... 29

9.4.27 Volume creation date and time (BP 814 to 830) ............................................................................... 30

9.4.28 Volume modification date and time (BP 831 to 847) ...................................................................... 30

9.4.29 Volume expiration date and time (BP 848 to 864) ........................................................................... 30

9.4.30 Volume effective date and time (BP 865 to 881) ............................................................................... 30

9.4.31 File structure version (BP 882) ............................................................................................................... 31

9.4.32 Reserved for future standardization (BP 883) .................................................................................. 31

9.4.33 Application use (BP 884 to 1 395) .......................................................................................................... 31

9.4.34 Reserved for future standardization (BP 1 396 to 2 048) ............................................................. 31

9.5 Supplementary volume descriptor and enhanced volume descriptor ..................................... 31

9.5.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 31

9.5.2 Volume descriptor type (BP 1) ................................................................................................................ 32

9.5.3 Volume descriptor version (BP 7) .......................................................................................................... 33

9.5.4 Volume flags (BP 8) ...................................................................................................................................... 33

9.5.5 System identifier (BP 9 to 40) .................................................................................................................. 33

9.5.6 Volume identifier (BP 41 to 72) .............................................................................................................. 33

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9.5.7 Escape sequences (BP 89 to 120) ........................................................................................................... 33

9.5.8 Path table size (BP 133 to 140) ............................................................................................................... 34

9.5.9 Location of occurrence of type L path table (BP 141 to 144) ....................................................... 34

9.5.10 Location of optional occurrence of type L path table (BP 145 to 148) ..................................... 34

9.5.11 Location of occurrence of type M path table (BP 149 to 152) ...................................................... 34

9.5.12 Location of optional occurrence of type M path table (BP 153 to 156) .................................... 34

9.5.13 Directory record for root directory (BP 157 to 190) ...................................................................... 34

9.5.14 Volume set identifier (BP 191 to 318) .................................................................................................. 34

9.5.15 Publisher identifier (BP 319 to 446) ..................................................................................................... 35

9.5.16 Data preparer identifier (BP 447 to 574) ............................................................................................ 35

9.5.17 Application identifier (BP 575 to 702) ................................................................................................. 35

9.5.18 Copyright file identifier (BP 703 to 739) ............................................................................................. 35

9.5.19 Abstract file identifier (BP 740 to 776) ................................................................................................ 36

9.5.20 Bibliographic file identifier (BP 777 to 813) ..................................................................................... 36

9.5.21 Application use (BP 884 to 1 395) ......................................................................................................... 36

9.6 Volume partition descriptor .................................................................................................................... 36

9.6.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 36

9.6.2 Volume descriptor type (BP 1) ................................................................................................................ 37

9.6.3 Standard identifier (BP 2 to 6) ................................................................................................................ 37

9.6.4 Volume descriptor version (BP 7) ......................................................................................................... 37

9.6.5 Unused field (BP 8) ...................................................................................................................................... 37

9.6.6 System identifier (BP 9 to 40).................................................................................................................. 37

9.6.7 Volume partition identifier (BP 41 to 72) ........................................................................................... 37

9.6.8 Volume partition location (BP 73 to 80) .............................................................................................. 38

9.6.9 Volume partition size (BP 81 to 88) ...................................................................................................... 38

9.6.10 System use (BP 89 to 2 048) ..................................................................................................................... 38

10 File and directory descriptors ................................................................................................................. 38

10.1 Format of a directory record .................................................................................................................... 38

10.1.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................. 38

10.1.2 Length of directory record (LEN_DR) (BP 1) ...................................................................................... 39

10.1.3 Extended attribute record length (BP 2) ............................................................................................. 39

10.1.4 Location of extent (BP 3 to 10) ................................................................................................................ 39

10.1.5 Data length (BP 11 to 18) .......................................................................................................................... 39

10.1.6 Recording date and time (BP 19 to 25) ................................................................................................ 39

10.1.7 File flags (BP 26) ........................................................................................................................................... 40

10.1.8 File unit size (BP 27) ................................................................................................................................... 41

10.1.9 Interleave gap size (BP 28) ....................................................................................................................... 41

10.1.10 Volume sequence number (BP 29 to 32)....................................................................................... 41

10.1.11 Length of file identifier (LEN_FI) (BP 33) .......
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STANDARD 9660
First edition
Information processing — Volume
and file structure of CD-ROM for
information interchange
Traitement de l'information — Structure de volume et de fichier
des disques optiques compacts à mémoire fixe (CD-ROM) destinés à
l'échange d'information
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Contents Page

Foreword ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................viii

Introduction .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................x

1 Scope ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1

2 Normative references ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 1

3 Terms and definitions .................................................................................................................................................................................... 1

4 Notation ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3

4.1 Decimal and hexadecimal notations ................................................................................................................................... 3

4.2 Other notations ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3

5 Conformance ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3

5.1 Conformance of a CD-ROM ........................................................................................................................................................... 3

5.2 Conformance of an information processing system ............................................................................................. 3

6 Requirements for a medium .................................................................................................................................................................... 4

7 Volume structure ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4

7.1 Arrangement of data on a CD-ROM ...................................................................................................................................... 4

7.1.1 Physical addresses ............................................................................................................................................................ 4

7.1.2 Logical sector ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4

7.1.3 Volume space ......................................................................................................................................................................... 4

7.2 Arrangement of the volume space ......... ................................................................................................................................ 4

7.2.1 System area and data area ........................................................................................................................................ 4

7.2.2 Logical block........................................................................................................................................................................... 5

7.3 Arrangement of the data area ................................................................................................................................................... 5

7.4 Arrangement of an extent ............................................................................................................................................................. 5

7.4.1 Extent ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

7.4.2 Mode of recording a file section ............................................................................................................................ 5

7.4.3 Interleaved mode ............................................................................................................................................................... 6

7.4.4 Non-interleaved mode ................................................................................................................................................... 7

7.4.5 Data length of a file section....................................................................................................................................... 8

7.4.6 Relation of extended attribute record to file section ........................................................................ 8

7.4.7 Recording of a volume partition ........................................................................................................................... 8

7.5 File structure ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

7.5.1 Relation to file sections ................................................................................................................................................ 8

7.5.2 Numbering of bytes in a file ..................................................................................................................................... 8

7.5.3 Contents of a file ................................................................................................................................................................. 9

7.5.4 Associated file ....................................................................................................................................................................... 9

7.6 Volume set ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

7.7 Volume descriptors ............................................................................................................................................................................. 9

7.7.1 General ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 9

7.7.2 Volume descriptor set .................................................................................................................................................... 9

7.8 Directory structure ......................................................................................................................................................................... 10

7.8.1 Directory ................................................................................................................................................................................ 10

7.8.2 Directory hierarchy ...................................................................................................................................................... 11

7.8.3 Relation of directory hierarchies .....................................................................................................................12

7.9 Path table .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13

7.9.1 General .....................................................................................................................................................................................13

7.9.2 Order of path table records .................................................................................................................................... 13

7.9.3 Path table group ...............................................................................................................................................................13

7.9.4 Recorded occurrences of the path table ..................................................................................................... 13

7.9.5 Consistency of path tables between volumes of a volume group ......................................... 14

7.10 Record structure ............................................................................................................................................................................... 14

7.10.1 General ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

7.10.2 Characteristics .................................................................................................................................................................. 14

7.10.3 Measured data units (MDU) .................................................................................................................................. 14

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7.10.4 Fixed-length records .................................................................................................................................................... 15

7.10.5 Variable-length records ............................................................................................................................................15

8 Recording of descriptor fields ............................................................................................................................................................15

8.1 8-bit numerical values ..................................................................................................................................................................15

8.1.1 General .....................................................................................................................................................................................15

8.1.2 8-bit unsigned numerical values ....................................................................................................................... 15

8.1.3 8-bit signed numerical values .............................................................................................................................. 15

8.2 16-bit numerical value .................................................................................................................................................................. 16

8.2.1 General ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 16

8.2.2 Least significant byte first ..................................................................................................................................... 16

8.2.3 Most significant byte first ....................................................................................................................................... 16

8.2.4 Both-byte orders ............................................................................................................................................................. 16

8.3 32-bit numerical value .................................................................................................................................................................. 16

8.3.1 General ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 16

8.3.2 Least significant byte first ..................................................................................................................................... 16

8.3.3 Most significant byte first ....................................................................................................................................... 16

8.3.4 Both-byte orders ............................................................................................................................................................. 17

8.4 Character sets and coding ......................................................................................................................................................... 17

8.4.1 d-characters and a-characters ............................................................................................................................ 17

8.4.2 c-characters ......................................................................................................................................................................... 17

8.4.3 Separators and filler ................................... ........................................................................................................ .......... 18

8.4.4 Use of characters in descriptor fields ........................................................................................................... 18

8.4.5 Justification of characters ....................................................................................................................................... 19

8.5 File identifier ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 19

8.5.1 File identifier format .................................................................................................................................................... 19

8.5.2 File identifier length ..................................................................................................................................................... 19

8.6 Directory identifier ......................................................................................................................................................................... 20

8.6.1 Directory identifier format .................................................................................................................................... 20

8.6.2 Reserved directory identifiers............................................................................................................................ 20

8.6.3 Directory identifier length ..................................................................................................................................... 20

9 Volume descriptors ........................................................................................................................................................................................20

9.1 Format of a volume descriptor .............................................................................................................................................. 20

9.1.1 General .....................................................................................................................................................................................20

9.1.2 Volume descriptor type (BP 1) ............................................................................................................................ 20

9.1.3 Standard identifier (BP 2 to 6)............................................................................................................................ 21

9.1.4 Volume descriptor version (BP 7) .................................................................................................................... 21

9.1.5 Depends on volume descriptor type (BP 8 to 2 048) ...................................................................... 21

9.2 Boot record ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 21

9.2.1 General ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

9.2.2 Volume descriptor type (BP 1) ............................................................................................................................ 21

9.2.3 Standard identifier (BP 2 to 6)............................................................................................................................ 22

9.2.4 Volume descriptor version (BP 7) .................................................................................................................... 22

9.2.5 Boot system identifier (BP 8 to 39) ................................................................................................................ 22

9.2.6 Boot identifier (BP 40 to 71) ................................................................................................................................. 22

9.2.7 Boot system use (BP 72 to 2 048) .................................................................................................................... 22

9.3 Volume descriptor set terminator ...................................................................................................................................... 22

9.3.1 General .....................................................................................................................................................................................22

9.3.2 Volume descriptor type (BP 1) ............................................................................................................................ 22

9.3.3 Standard identifier (BP 2 to 6)............................................................................................................................ 23

9.3.4 Volume descriptor version (BP 7) .................................................................................................................... 23

9.3.5 Reserved for future standardization (BP 8 to 2 048) ....................................................................23

9.4 Primary volume descriptor ......................................................................................................................................................23

9.4.1 General .....................................................................................................................................................................................23

9.4.2 Volume descriptor type (BP 1) ............................................................................................................................ 24

9.4.3 Standard identifier (BP 2 to 6)............................................................................................................................ 24

9.4.4 Volume descriptor version (BP 7) .................................................................................................................... 24

9.4.5 Unused field (BP 8) ........................................................................................................................................................ 24

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9.4.6 System identifier (BP 9 to 40) ............................................................................................................................. 24

9.4.7 Volume identifier (BP 41 to 72) .......................................................................................................................... 25

9.4.8 Unused field (BP 73 to 80) ...................................................................................................................................... 25

9.4.9 Volume space size (BP 81 to 88) ........................................................................................................................ 25

9.4.10 Unused field (BP 89 to 120) ................................................................................................................................... 25

9.4.11 Volume set size (BP 121 to 124) ........................................................................................................................ 25

9.4.12 Volume sequence number (BP 125 to 128) .............................................................................................. 25

9.4.13 Logical block size (BP 129 to 132) ................................................................................................................... 25

9.4.14 Path table size (BP 133 to 140) ........................................................................................................................... 25

9.4.15 Location of occurrence of type L path table (BP 141 to 144) ..................................................25

9.4.16 Location of optional occurrence of type L path table (BP 145 to 148)............................26

9.4.17 Location of occurrence of type M path table (BP 149 to 152) ................................................26

9.4.18 Location of optional occurrence of type M path table (BP 153 to 156) .........................26

9.4.19 Directory record for root directory (BP 157 to 190) ......................................................................26

9.4.20 Volume set identifier (BP 191 to 318) ........................................................................................................... 26

9.4.21 Publisher identifier (BP 319 to 446) .............................................................................................................. 26

9.4.22 Data preparer identifier (BP 447 to 574) ................................................................................................... 26

9.4.23 Application identifier (BP 575 to 702) ......................................................................................................... 27

9.4.24 Copyright file identifier (BP 703 to 739) ................................................................................................... 27

9.4.25 Abstract file identifier (BP 740 to 776) ....................................................................................................... 27

9.4.26 Bibliographic file identifier (BP 777 to 813) .......................................................................................... 27

9.4.27 Volume creation date and time (BP 814 to 830) .................................................................................28

9.4.28 Volume modification date and time (BP 831 to 847) ......................................................................28

9.4.29 Volume expiration date and time (BP 848 to 864) ...........................................................................28

9.4.30 Volume effective date and time (BP 865 to 881) ................................................................................28

9.4.31 File structure version (BP 882) .........................................................................................................................28

9.4.32 Reserved for future standardization (BP 883) ....................................................................................29

9.4.33 Application use (BP 884 to 1 395) ...................................................................................................................29

9.4.34 Reserved for future standardization (BP 1 396 to 2 048) .........................................................29

9.5 Supplementary volume descriptor and enhanced volume descriptor ...............................................29

9.5.1 General .....................................................................................................................................................................................29

9.5.2 Volume descriptor type (BP 1) ............................................................................................................................30

9.5.3 Volume descriptor version (BP 7) ....................................................................................................................30

9.5.4 Volume flags (BP 8) ....................................................................................................................................................... 31

9.5.5 System identifier (BP 9 to 40) ............................................................................................................................. 31

9.5.6 Volume identifier (BP 41 to 72) .......................................................................................................................... 31

9.5.7 Escape sequences (BP 89 to 120) ..................................................................................................................... 31

9.5.8 Path table size (BP 133 to 140) ........................................................................................................................... 31

9.5.9 Location of occurrence of type L path table (BP 141 to 144) .................................................. 32

9.5.10 Location of optional occurrence of type L path table (BP 145 to 148)............................ 32

9.5.11 Location of occurrence of type M path table (BP 149 to 152) ................................................ 32

9.5.12 Location of optional occurrence of type M path table (BP 153 to 156) ......................... 32

9.5.13 Directory record for root directory (BP 157 to 190) ...................................................................... 32

9.5.14 Volume set identifier (BP 191 to 318) ........................................................................................................... 32

9.5.15 Publisher identifier (BP 319 to 446) .............................................................................................................. 32

9.5.16 Data preparer identifier (BP 447 to 574) ................................................................................................... 33

9.5.17 Application identifier (BP 575 to 702) ......................................................................................................... 33

9.5.18 Copyright file identifier (BP 703 to 739) ................................................................................................... 33

9.5.19 Abstract file identifier (BP 740 to 776) ....................................................................................................... 33

9.5.20 Bibliographic file identifier (BP 777 to 813) ..........................................................................................34

9.5.21 Application use (BP 884 to 1 395) ...................................................................................................................34

9.6 Volume partition descriptor ....................................................................................................................................................34

9.6.1 General .....................................................................................................................................................................................34

9.6.2 Volume descriptor type (BP 1) ............................................................................................................................34

9.6.3 Standard identifier (BP 2 to 6)............................................................................................................................34

9.6.4 Volume descriptor version (BP 7) .................................................................................................................... 35

9.6.5 Unused field (BP 8) ........................................................................................................................................................ 35

9.6.6 System identifier (BP
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