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From: vlad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue Mar 19, 2002 06:00:35 Europe/London
To: G-Books administration [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: terminal (not) case sensitive
Hi list,
shouldn't UNIX be case sensitive?
I did cd /applications not cd /Applications and it took
At 8.44 PM + 3/20/02, vlad wrote:
Hi list,
shouldn't UNIX be case sensitive?
I did cd /applications not cd /Applications and it took me to the
applications directory?!
This is a file system issue, not a terminal or unix issue. the Mac OS
HFS+ filesystem is not case-sensitive.
At 9.04 PM + 3/20/02, vlad wrote:
Oh, OK. I've used red hat linux prior to buying Pismo, and it was all
case sensitive there. Would there be any trouble whatsoever if I
formatted hard drive to ext2 file system and installed Mac OS X? I
presume I wouldn't be able to use OS 9 then, right?
You
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Date: Wed Mar 20, 2002 09:07:10 Europe/London
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Subject: Re: terminal (not) case sensitive
vlad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote ..
Oh, OK. I've used red hat linux prior to buying Pismo, and it was all
case
vlad wrote:
Oh, I thought it's the same filesystem. So, what the UFS stands for?
That is BSDs file system?
Unix File System
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At 9.13 PM + 3/20/02, vlad wrote:
Oh, I thought it's the same filesystem. So, what the UFS stands for?
That is BSDs file system?
UFS stands for UNIX File System but that's kind of a misnomer; not
many UNIX's use UFS. It's -a- BSD filesystem, but there are plenty of
others. BSD is a very
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Jeremy Derr wrote:
At 9.13 PM + 3/20/02, vlad wrote:
Oh, I thought it's the same filesystem. So, what the UFS stands for?
That is BSDs file system?
UFS stands for UNIX File System but that's kind of a misnomer; not
many UNIX's use UFS. It's -a- BSD filesystem,
On Wed, Mar 20, 2002 at 09:04:14PM +, vlad wrote:
:
: Oh, OK. I've used red hat linux prior to buying Pismo, and it was all
: case sensitive there. Would there be any trouble whatsoever if I
: formatted hard drive to ext2 file system and installed Mac OS X? I
: presume I wouldn't be able
On Wed, Mar 20, 2002 at 09:04:14PM +, vlad wrote:
:
: Oh, OK. I've used red hat linux prior to buying Pismo, and it was all
: case sensitive there. Would there be any trouble whatsoever if I
: formatted hard drive to ext2 file system and installed Mac OS X? I
: presume I wouldn't be able to
