Roland Mainz writes: > http://www.blastwave.org/~mgyger/ast.diff.gz is the lastest patch, right?
Yes, but it's out-of-date and it was just an idea how to do it (however the binary on blastwave implements it). Some things are maybe a bit unexpected; like ".." can be a file and the path in $PWD is relative. There might be better approaches... > Is there any other shell which supports "cd -@" ? Not that I'm aware of... It might be worth to look how shells under Cygwin/MinGW/UWIN/etc. implement multiple streams on NTFS and how they are mapped when mounted on Unix (I understand that was one of the reasons extended file attributes were introduced in Solaris). > Quick look thought the patch shows that some builtins such as "mv" needs > adjustements for this feature, e.g. IIRC, when you mv a file between two different file systems then the extended attributes are also copied. That's not the case for ksh's builtin mv, so it will be disabled and Solaris native mv used. Markus
