Thus spake Christian Zuckschwerdt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > there are indeed funny things with long filenames: This may not be a kernel bug after all. The Linux getdents syscall (which is used to implement readdir) is called with a buffer and the size of the buffer, so the libc chooses how large that buffer should be. My diet libc chooses 1024, which should be large enough, but of course isn't, when a file system does not enforce the maximum file name length. In that case, getdents returns EINVAL. Can someone please run strace on ls and see if this is what happens? Felix
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