Bug 1549386 Comment 10 Edit History

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1. Under e.g. Linux, create & mount a file system that does not UTF-8 encoding, for instance a JP encoding. You can probably do this with a ramdisk, but I don't know the details.
2. Use OS.File to write a file whose name contains non-Latin1 chars.
3. Check whether it works.
4. Check whether the command-line whether the file has the right name.
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The simplest way I can think of:

1. Under e.g. Linux, create & mount a file system that does not UTF-8 encoding, for instance a JP encoding. You can probably do this with a ramdisk, but I don't know the details.
2. Use OS.File to write a file whose name contains non-Latin1 chars.
3. Check whether it works.
4. Check whether the command-line whether the file has the right name.

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