[help] Windows-hidden Files In Linux

Ok, maybe this isnt the right forum to ask , but i know we have some Linux-gurus here, so i will.

I have a cd, which contains some documents and som password files. When i burnt the cd, i chose to make the password files hidden, in Windows. So i checked the box saying "hidden" or something, and burnt it. I know they are there, because i have seen it in windows, and actually used it, but when i mounted it under Linux, i couldnt see it! "ls -al" wont even work, so what can i acutally do?? Is there a way to see the files? I realy nedd an answer on this!

ps: i have also checked the box saying "show hidden files" under Linux

#41752

there are no hidden files in linux, if you do an `ls -la` you should see every single file in a directory.

#41771

Next time title your thread correctly.

#41772

Sorry about that sone. I think it is my cdrom that has clicked, and not my Linux. It has always been a little weird, but not as weird as this, now it wont accept any cd-roms.. So sorry about this post, but thanks anyway

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