>>> "RW" == Rainer Woitok <[email protected]> writes:
> Uwe, > On Friday, 2021-06-04 08:14:12 +0200, you wrote: >> ... >> I found out the source of the problem, contrary to my exspectations >> MacOS 10.15 is *NOT* case intensive. > If an at least first solution to your problem is to simply rename file > "STEVE" to "Steve" on a case agnostic file system, you simply have to do > it in two steps, because both, "STEVE" and "Steve" refer to exactly the > same file: > hg mv STEVE Jobs > hg commit -m 'Move STEVE to Steve, step 1.' > hg mv Jobs Steve > hg commit -m 'Move STEVE to Steve, step 2.' Thanks Rainer, but it did not work (However I did not put the full path, rather executed the command in the directory in question) The error message said abort: case-folding collision between Mini-Examen-Quim/13-14/Result-Final/Calificaciones_EstadisticaCalcNumerico13-14.csv and Mini-Examen-Quim/13-14/Result-Final/CALIFICACIONES_EstadisticaCalcNumerico13-14.csv So I changed into Mini-Examen-Quim/13-14/Result-Final And run hg mv CALIFICACIONES_EstadisticaCalcNumerico13-14.csv steve hg ci -m "First move" hg mv steve Calificaciones_EstadisticaCalcNumerico13-14.csv hg ci -m "Second move" But then hg up english gives me the same error. I willl try it with the full path, but I am almost desperate, I could not have imaged that Apple occurred to have format the disk case-insensitive in a OS which is based on Net-BSD or Unix if you want. This is just insane, well actuall brain damaged. On the long run I have to clone my disk, reformat the disk, and try to recover the clone.
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